Is it sturdy? Also, does it have no-skid feet, or does it have to be held steady while loading/unloading?
314168
It is sturdy and reasonably steady. Don't know about the 'no-skid feet', but I was able to load it without holding it. This is not like those designed to be used with laptops as it is larger and heavier - the way all External DVDs used to be before portability became the most sought after attribute.
314169
like a rock..I actually dropped it.knocked it off the table and it fell 3 feet. it still works fine..Has rubber feet so it won't skid.can't beat it for the price.
314170
It's very sturdy and there is no skid feet. Also it's steady while loading and unloading. And it backups my data very well.
390069
It is pretty stable on level ground. I am careful to keep my feet on the ground. I love the kneeler overall - use it to garden, when painting baseboards in the house, scrubbing floors, etc. I have trouble getting up and down, and this helps greatly.
871085
Hi-yes- it is very sturdy. The bottom is strong and even which prevents it from tipping. I was worried about the same thing, but i'ts fine. I hope this helps!
1470197
Hi, yes! Its very easily moved and the wheels are sturdy and have never been troublesome. Its a fantastic product! Very well made.
295996
It's pretty stable. Only movement i get is when i rerack a heavy weight, but only if you really slam it against the rack.
2253705
It is very sturdy. I haven't used it without wheels, but it is great with its wheels on - very easy to move around. I can highly recommend it. It is well worth the money.
633738
Yes; it may seem a bit shaky during assembly, but once everything is tightened it's pretty rigid. It can be picked up one-handed and will stay in shape, there was no noticeable movement loading it up, and it's stayed solid for several months now. You'd really have to go beyond its intended use to see it become shaky.
1165613
It's pretty sturdy. It'll move if you pull the hose too hard, but it stands up pretty well.
593125
I have no problems with it being stable. It doesn't tip(unless all your weight is on one edge). Or bounce/shift under you. And I have balance and depth perception issues! So I think you'll be safe.
2059277
Yes it seems pretty sturdy. You do have to occasionally check the bolts to make sure they are tight.
1637278
It's pretty sturdy if you install it properly. Granted, I'm not twisting and turning mine constantly but I'm not worried it's going to fall over.
1681777
I find it wide enough to hold a wheeled cooler, but not too wide to stick out too far or drag on the ground when going over bumps. It is cast aluminum, I believe, as opposed to steel. Yes it's sturdy, and it says it holds 200 pounds. I wouldn't want to test that by having a large man sit on it, but that is plenty of capacity for my hauling needs. I prefer the lighter weight for ease in getting it on and off by myself. Note: The rack does not come with a hitch pin. I also got a net that makes tie down quick and secure.
1767645
As a matter of fact it is QUITE sturdy.... The shelf itself comes with 2 straps that you can attach to the top and then screw into the wall to prevent tip overs, but what I did, is screwed the feet (which are pretty big imo) clear to the end of their screw, then pulled the shelf about an inch or two from the wall, leaned it back, and then unscrewed just the front legs about an inch, then I moved the shelf back in about an inch and just let it rest lightly against the wall. It's got a slight backward tilt, but I've had children tug on it, and no topples yet! So yes, quite stable indeed
2017604
It is very sturdy. I have if full of bathroom supplies. The legs have not given out. I am very happy with this purchase.
1602531
Yes it is sturdy if you have them strapped in and the wheels locked. The legs are pretty far apart to keep it steady. I have a very active baby and it's great. Very well made.
1021001
No. Mine is free standing and loaded pretty heavy. Haven't had any problem with leaning or tipping over.
1421924
Yes, It is very sturdy, I only added weight so I could free stand it in the back of a van. (plus keep it from being knocked over in the garage.)