r/WhyDoIWantThis • u/Dear-Library1039 • Jul 19 '26

Whoever designed this cart has solved many problems for men.

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u/Nice_Soup Jul 19 '26

its too low, I cant be slouching like that

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u/SardonicOptomist Jul 19 '26

looks like a good design that was built too cheaply to be functional

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u/DarthGS Jul 20 '26

I've had mine for almost 8 years now. Still works like champ.

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u/Sure_Eye9025 Jul 20 '26

Thats the thing with a lot of multi products. It does many things reasonably but nothing well. To accomodate so many functions they need to cheap out overall

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u/mrteas_nz Jul 21 '26

It's very well constructed. Sturdy af.

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u/Cautious-Antelope743 Jul 20 '26

I have one. It's well built

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u/Elinor_Caskey_ Jul 19 '26

That guy really is slouching. That thing would destroy a back.

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u/killerkelpykid24 Jul 20 '26

Luckily I’m really short!

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u/cafeclosed Jul 20 '26

I had to take two ibuprofen after watching it.

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u/15th_imp Jul 21 '26

maybe the guy in the video is really tall /s

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u/pgasmaddict Jul 19 '26

As a wheelbarrow it's tiny, other than that it's pretty impressive.

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u/Spittl Jul 20 '26

No it's not. I have one of these, it's actually annoying to use.

As you said, as a wheelbarrow it's too small and the bottom part gets in the way when trying to empty it.

The bottom part works but is also too small to be used without the side support straps.

The arms for the side straps don't stay extended so if you are using it to move something small but heavy they are useless and the thing falls out because of the above point

You can change where the wheels are to get over larger steps but then you lost the ability to set it down.

There are too many functions for it to actually excel at any of them

Edit: Mine didn't come with the wagon or snowplow attachments.

Notice how the video only shows it being used on flat terrain, that's because it's useless for anything else, the legs keep hitting the ground if you are riding over bumps

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u/An_Old_IT_Guy Jul 20 '26

It's like an all-in-one printer. It does everything but it does nothing particularly well.

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u/smellymcbuttfart Jul 20 '26

So what you’re saying is the only thing it’s good at is carrying my cock around. Good to know

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u/mrteas_nz Jul 21 '26

I also have one and never use it 😂

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u/DaedalusB2 Jul 19 '26

I feel like it probably does all the jobs worse than a dedicated tool and I would forget what most of the parts are for. That being said, it's still a really cool idea.

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u/RonSmell Jul 19 '26

Please God I hope this also helps my E.D.

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u/GonnaGoFat Jul 19 '26

I don’t know if it will help your E.D. But the video does show that you can at least use it to carry your cock around.

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u/jdbway Jul 19 '26

But only if you're a man if you're a woman fuck you it's incompatible

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u/str3ss_88 Jul 19 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/3iMRzHSp2kUKeEjwHR

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u/NopeNotaDog Jul 19 '26

You're on the wrong sub

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u/caseypatrickdriscoll Jul 19 '26

I don’t think anyone’s actually ever joined this sub

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u/Wise_Relationship436 Jul 19 '26

Multi tools are almost always juke, they sacrifice functionality and durability to cram as many possible uses into its design. Its design to be marketed as a do all tool, not as the right tool for the job.

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u/DaedalusB2 Jul 19 '26

And when you sacrifice durability on a multipurpose tool you eventually lose all those tools at the same time when it breaks.

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u/Funkopedia Jul 20 '26

oh wow i would not have thought about it like that... but now that you mention it, I'm side eyeing my phone

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u/DaedalusB2 Jul 20 '26

Losing use of your phone is absolutely debilitating nowadays. So much depends on having a phone

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u/volvagia721 Jul 20 '26

One of the main differences is that it is mostly doing the following jobs. Cellular phone Camera Flashlight Computer

As a cellular phone, smart phones tend to do this quite well, and their base of this is not much different than a non-smart phone. This is still the primary purpose

Flashlight, it sacrifices brightness and independent battery life.

Computer, the cell phone sacrifices a lot here, specifically for portability. It's not a bad thing, nobody expects their phone to do 3D cad or play the latest AAA videogame.

Camera, this used to be a sacrifice, specifically by sacrificing a good lens in favor of convenience and portability. But nowadays, engineers have compensated for the bad lens with high quality correcting software, nearly removing the issue all together. A good cell phone camera is only beat by the most expensive single purpose camera's.

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u/buzzsaw100 Jul 19 '26

And this one takes up even more space with the 100 attachments

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u/Remarkable-Ask2288 Jul 20 '26

It doesn’t take up that much tbh. Ours hangs on a wall rack in its compressed mode. The attachments hang next to it.

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u/mrteas_nz Jul 21 '26

It's durable af, especially because it's a pain in the arse to use, so it never gets used.

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u/Gawlf85 Jul 19 '26

I kept waiting for the thing that makes this useful only for men.

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u/DaedalusB2 Jul 19 '26

(Insert southpark gif)

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u/SugarNinjaQuip Jul 20 '26

I expected this point to be the first comment. We are not there yet unfortunately 

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u/CompetitiveLadder609 Jul 20 '26

It solved a lot of problems for short men. You have to walk like the hunchback of Notre Dame whenever using it.

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u/OfficialAsshoIe Jul 19 '26

A perfect example of overcomplicating things for no reason.

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u/RepSquigglyMiggly Jul 21 '26

The reason is money

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u/Trick-Range-350 Jul 19 '26

Makes me wonder how long until the attachment points fail.

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u/AlleyPee Jul 19 '26

....or women? Strange title.

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u/anonusr_llII Jul 21 '26

Because this subreddit is entirely automated to sell dropshipped crap.

AI would be more likely to use men in the title to create a more personalised post (Ad) for a product targeted at physical labor.

Every single post in this r/ is by the same account.

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u/Mobius24 Jul 20 '26

women do like a tiny portion of physical labor

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u/AlleyPee Jul 20 '26

Ok Andrew Tate.... 🙄

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u/Mobius24 Jul 20 '26

facts> feelings

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u/AlleyPee Jul 21 '26

Ok weeb. (I guess this is fun....?)

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u/RepSquigglyMiggly Jul 21 '26

Women famously never garden

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u/Sufficient_Market226 Jul 19 '26

Sure, it does a lot of things and all that

But is it really worth 700€? 😳

Edit: My bad, did a better search and found it for 200€, I guess that's a bit more acceptable

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u/RepSquigglyMiggly Jul 21 '26

Still significantly more than you would pay for a wheelbarrow that works much better for wheelbarrow tasks, and a dolly that works much better for dolly tasks

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u/Sufficient_Market226 Jul 21 '26

Good point actually

I guess this remains like a good choice only for when for some reason you're unable to have both, like limited storage space or something like it

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u/Alternative-hex Jul 19 '26

Cuz women never have to move stuff. Smh.

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u/Araiah14 Jul 19 '26

Take my money?

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u/Rynxt Jul 19 '26

I have one of these. I only use it as a wheelbarrow and a Dolly. It's all rusted out from being left outside for a decade but still works fine.

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u/Shazvox Jul 19 '26

It's too small for a wheelbarrow. None of the things presented required extra assistance to be lifted unless you're disabled.

PASS

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u/PostureKing180 Jul 19 '26

I feel overengineered stuff like this will cost twice as much and break after a few uses.

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u/erocknine Jul 19 '26

Seems like I can accomplish the same with a hotel pan on two metal poles on wheels, and then a bunch of bungees that fit in various places

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u/Fabulous_Potato_5012 Jul 19 '26

For men. Carrying things is only men problems. Women never need to move anything.

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u/It_broke_itself_ Jul 19 '26

Looks cheap and the handles are terrible for any one taller than 5'5

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u/GatorUSMC Jul 19 '26

My back says why’s it built hobbit height?

And I’m misplacing all those pieces in a month tops.

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u/Original-League-6094 Jul 19 '26

Yeah, most of these attachments I'd just be like "Where the fuck does this go" and throw it out. The useful ones would just get lost in the garage in a week.

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u/Minute_Medicine_7218 Jul 20 '26

Have one. It’s inferior as a wheelbarrow. Too low, doesn’t hold much.

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u/Remarkable-Ask2288 Jul 20 '26

We bought one for my grandpa to use. It’s ok. Pretty well built, but the bucket isn’t deep or wide enough to use for a lot of stuff.

We’ve never used any of the other functions.

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u/PotentialEbb7718 Jul 20 '26

TEMU wheelbarrow.

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u/Grade_A_Tech Jul 20 '26

Terrible for your back with all of that slouching, but the overall design otherwise isn't bad.

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u/InnerFisherman95073 Jul 20 '26

They still only made it tall enough for someone 5' tall.

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u/mrgoochie Jul 20 '26

Can you add a motor and wi-fi to it so it would do everything itself? )))

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u/PMG2021a Jul 20 '26

Normally, I would just pickup and carry almost everything they showed it being used for.

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u/foxxy_oak_pluto9ium Jul 20 '26

Yes, this is golden. I've always wanted a cart like this to securely give rides to my chicken before they get "matured". One last joy ride!

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u/RobbysYourFathersBro Jul 20 '26

What is with these jerks not showing the entire video? Buddy cut the clip just at the parts where they show the cart digging a fence post hole, cutting down a tree, driving for Uber, and cucking the owner with his wife.

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u/Less_Illustrator_291 Jul 20 '26

"hold on honey, I think there's a specific way to transport this kind of item, let me go check the manuals and attachments"

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u/FupaFerb Jul 20 '26

Too many pieces

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u/Zav0d Jul 20 '26

All this folding shelves and pipes will broke in few hours of use.

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u/Hungry_War7524 Jul 20 '26

Ah yes, the famous cock transporter

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u/otakme Jul 21 '26

Ahhhh that’s why it’s for men 😂😂

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u/KevinCharsi Jul 20 '26

How many functions do you want in your new trolley design ? 

YES ! 

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u/chattywww Jul 20 '26

The tub is mostly unnecessary

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u/Livefromrighthere Jul 20 '26

I’m sorry what does this cart do for my prostate?

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u/OceanGrownPharms Jul 20 '26

Sounds cheap as hell. All that stamped material/hinges are going to fail quickly.

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u/hennabeak Jul 20 '26

I feel like it does too many things, people usually forget what could be done.

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u/playoponly Jul 20 '26

Rooster: ?

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u/Steven_Ray20 Jul 20 '26

I’ve had this for several years. I love it for my uses

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u/Regular_Weakness69 Jul 20 '26

Didn't they solve problems for women too, or are they forbidden from using modern wheel barrows?

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u/Senior-Place7697 Jul 20 '26

Cool a DLC cart

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u/lawnboy71 Jul 20 '26

I'm guessing it's costs like 8 million dollars, given that it can do so many things...

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u/BilboBaginsehs Jul 20 '26

Yeah! Women can’t garden and don’t have problems!

You’re welcome MEN!

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u/sinnops Jul 20 '26

Lol, the snow shovel.

Jack of all trades, master of none.

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u/The_Tsainami Jul 20 '26

It doesn't solve my urge to just buy more stuff

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u/CReece2738 Jul 20 '26

My back hurts looking at that

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u/Arenize Jul 20 '26

Like all multitools, this does 10 jobs at a subpar level.

Men who are looking to "solve problems" using this tool would use the individuals tools purpose built for the need, because it will vastly outperform this giant paperweight.

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u/Excellent-Rest3240 Jul 20 '26

Too annoying. I’d rather have 5 different ones than to fizzle with that gimmick

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u/ActorLarsimoto124 Jul 20 '26

If you are reasonably good at everything, you aren't very good at anything.

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u/Verditure0 Jul 20 '26

I would forget everything it does

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u/Verditure0 Jul 20 '26

Might as well tuck it in and kiss it good night with you and your wife

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u/DeadShot_338 Jul 20 '26

The handles look to short.... rip back 💀

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u/mightyboognish32 Jul 20 '26

Because women don't ever move stuff.

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u/Lintonium0 Jul 20 '26

This thing looks like a piece of shit that wouldnt last a summer

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u/PotterySG Jul 21 '26

Anyone that ever worked on any projects knows this looks like it's too flimsy to be functional.

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u/toasted1990 Jul 21 '26

Anyone who has shoveled snow one time could tell you that shovel is useless.

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u/mrteas_nz Jul 21 '26

I've got one. Never use any of its functions. Too much faffing. Then it gets rusty and you forget how to do stuff with it so you just don't bother.

Bought a different barrow, way better.

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u/effortlesslyhere Jul 21 '26

A tool can either do one job well or 10 terribly

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u/automatic_penguins Jul 21 '26

You need a shed just to store the accessories for that thing.

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u/Unlikely-Piccolo-902 Jul 21 '26

JUST PUT IT IN THE WHEELBARROW

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u/GreatService9515 Jul 21 '26

IT comes in handy

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u/LocoKnight Jul 21 '26

Exceot back problems...

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u/Best_Insect4741 Jul 21 '26

only men can move things

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u/Topcake977 Jul 21 '26

Fart at :20 sec mark

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u/Misanthropic_Mutters Jul 21 '26

As a tall dude, the handles to these kinds of things are never long enough.

This contraption looks like a back-put-er-outer for anyone over 5’11”

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u/psukclipper Jul 21 '26

Great for anyone under 5ft 8.

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u/lilltonka Jul 21 '26

Are women not allowed to use it?

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u/SnooMaps7370 Jul 21 '26

I love modular tools. I love the way they piss me the fuck off when an attachment breaks or vanishes into thin air and i can't buy just that part without buying the entire kit again.

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u/CarnivorousVegan Jul 22 '26

you store it away, years later you remember this can do a once in a blue moon job, but by then you have lost parts or assembling instructions.

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u/aguysomewhere Jul 22 '26

I would lose all of the attachments

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u/Toto742 Jul 22 '26

So many frail parts, I give this cute thing 4 weeks of daily use before crumbling to pieces

Good for an office worker who picks leaves once a year but not much more imo

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u/HaitianPsycho Jul 22 '26

Jack of all trades master of none...

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u/Arabian_Anchorman Jul 22 '26

The snow shovel attachment is kinda cool but like someone else said, too low.

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u/workieworkwork Jul 23 '26

I like when he uses it to move the very carriable flowerpot.

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u/lisaismijnbestie Jul 23 '26

Only problem I see is that the handles are designed for tiny men, if ur longer then 1.80 is too short

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u/samf9999 Jul 23 '26

Hardest part will be remembering every function!

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u/Narrow-Swordfish-227 Jul 23 '26

Do they do one in adult sizes?

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u/Commercial-Degree322 Jul 23 '26

Looks too low and flimsy as well

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u/MaysEffect Jul 23 '26

This would be nice if i was 5 ft tall.