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Keep your essential tools nearby when you garden by keeping them in this tool pouch, attached to your Garden Kneeler. This handy pouch has 5 pockets and attaches easily to the side of the Garden Kneeler.
- Five pockets to hold gloves, tools, seed packets
- Choice of two sizes to fit the
- Note: Pouches are designed for the specific corresponding Kneeler and are not interchangeable
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Newton, KS on 6/7/2011
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Just wish it was ALSO made in a version that had perhaps 4 vertical pockets, to keep smaller tools from sliding down, thus being more visible. And perhaps add a couple of loops for hanging some tools.
The reference to smaller pockets doesn't mean I dislike this one.
from Washington on 5/28/2011
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We purchased this along with the Kneeler Tool as a Mother's Day gift. It provides a handy place to hold the smaller gardening tools when working the garden or flowerbeds. It is especially helpful for our mother who is getting older; she can carry the kneeler and the tools out to the garden at the same time.
from MO Ozarks on 5/22/2011
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Just got a new hip, so am not using the kneeling side. The sit-upon side is great. Easy to put this pouch on he seat, holds on well, and is easy to reach the tools and other contents of the pouch.
from Columbia, MD on 5/20/2011
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Nice way to keep all my hand gardening tools handy-- wish it had side straps so I could wear as a tool apron when not using the bench-
from bonita ca on 5/19/2011
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like the idea but the pockets could be a little larger
from Penn Valley, CA on 5/19/2011
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Fits perfectly on kneeler and can hold verious small tools, gloves and water. A must have!
from BALLWIN, MO. on 5/15/2011
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IT IS A USEFUL TOOL, BUT SOME OF MY GARDENING TOOLS ARE LONG AND FALL OUT OF THE POUCHES.
from Eau Claire, WI on 5/3/2011
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This tool pouch is SO handy! I love that it can be used in both the sitting and kneeling positions. It's great not only for tools, but also for a bottle of water and phone. Keeps me in my garden for longer periods of time!
from Western Massachusetts on 4/18/2011
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I purchesed this kneeler pouch so that my tools and gloves are close at hand. I always have my tools with me where ever I am in the garden. Keeps me organized.
from Olympic Peninsula Wa on 2/2/2011
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Think that it will keep the tools in easy reach. Bought one for my sister too.
from Las cruces nm on 10/20/2010
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Handy for small items but could use deeper pockets
from Hartsdale, NY on 9/28/2010
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I had a spinal fushion and the kneeler is helpful in getting up and down when weeding. The tool pouch is helpful in keeping my small tools together and organized. I love it and the kneeler!
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I really like the garden kneeler and adding a tool pouch just made it that much better. In addition to holding tools, I put my phone in there so I don't have to run for the house when the phone rings. My only complaint is that it falls off. Could you maybe make it with a velcro strap to hold it securely.
from Atkinson, NH on 7/26/2010
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Keeps your tools handy
from Fillmore, NY on 7/8/2010
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Attaching nicely to the kneeler. Allows my wife to know where her tools are.
from McMurray PA on 6/30/2010
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I bought the kneeler because of a leg injury and decided to buy the pouch because I'm always misplacing trowels. This is very nifty. It holds at least two hand tools, depending on size. But it also has three very thin pockets that are perfect for keeping seed packets from blowing away. I felt so much more organized with this little pocket.
from Gettysburg, PA on 6/27/2010
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Pockets are not deep enough for some tools. Also, the materials appear weak and likely tear or disintegrate.
from Toluca,Illinois on 6/26/2010
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I bought this product for my wife. I had previously purchased the Garden Kneeler and she loves it, but needed the pouch for her tools. She really likes the pouch.
from Gardena, CA on 6/24/2010
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The perfect combination of pockets
from Columbia, MO on 6/19/2010
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Great for gardening needs... didn't have to keep jumping up to get something that was left at my last stop along the row. Since I used the kneeler as a seat for our garage sale, I used this to hold all the little stuff I needed to keep handy.
from Tupper Lake, NY on 6/18/2010
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I love the idea but would like to see the pockets deeper, my tools fall out all the time when i move it around.
from Centerburg OH on 6/10/2010
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The pouch is nice but doesn't work well for me. The pockets are a little wide. Would like to see some elastic loops on the front for additional tools.
from northern Minnesota on 6/8/2010
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I found that longer gardening tools like trowels flip out of the pockets because they are not deep enough.
from RYE NEW YORK on 5/27/2010
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A NICE ACCESSORY TO HAVE ATTACHED TO YOU KNEELER FOR YOUR GARDENING TOOLS. YOUR TOOLS ARE NEARBY AND YOU CAN TRASPORT THEM WITH THE KNEELER TO YOUR NEW GARDEN LOCATION OR FOR STORAGE. MAKES CLEANUP A LITTLE EASIER.
from West Haven, UT on 5/22/2010
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Love having my tools and my cell phone right beside me when I need them!
from Ashland, OH on 5/12/2010
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It was suggested that it would hold tools and seeds....however, I didn't plant seeds, but I found it was very easy to keep track of my phones -- both house and cell. That is a good call!
from Eastpointe,MI on 5/4/2010
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Nice to have the necessary tools so close at hand. No more hand tools lost in the lawn or left behind.
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This is my second purchaase of one of these to put on kneeler. now have one on each side.
from Overland Park, KS on 4/19/2010
Comments about Kneeler Tool Pouches:
The Kneeler Tool Pouch is the perfect companion for my deep seat kneeler/bench. It is sturdy with deep pockets that are perfect for holding my pruning shears, weeder, gloves, and trowel. There's even pockets for cell phones, tissues, and packets of seeds. I couldn't get along without these gardening companions!
from Raleigh, NC on 4/5/2010
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I'm forever setting down my garden tools and either forgetting them or losing them. When using the seat/kneeler, this is really helpful. Now if someone would create a line of garden tools with neon yellow handles (so I don't have to tape them).
from Miami, OK on 3/30/2010
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Tools are within reach. It's windy where I live and I keep my seed packets in the pockets to keep them from blowing away. I love it!
Comments about Kneeler Tool Pouches:
To hold gardening tools and supplies.
from Moneta, VA on 2/9/2010
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Glad you finally got the deep-seat kneeler pouch
from Concord, CA on 12/28/2009
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This helps me keep all my tools in one spot, without leaving them on the ground.
from plymouth meeting on 12/26/2009
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This goes beautifully with the Garden Kneeler with comes in two (2) sizes. Be sure to order the correct size for the Kneeler you select. I got this for my mother-in-law and her balance is not the best but loves to garden. The Garden Kneeler is so sturdy that it would not buckle under her weight and that's pretty good for a woman that is 6 ft. tall. I just feel that she will be as safe as possible gardening, and yes it is probably not the safest activity for her to do but go tell that to a woman in her 80's.