WEN WA1300-2 1300-Pound Capacity Height Adjustable Folding Steel Saw Horse with 2x4 Support Arms, Two Pack

Easily adjustable, rock solid, steady, and fairly easy to stowIsed these for 2200 of of TnG, and held it fine, used with 16'2x8s and a 260 pound worker for a platform, no problem.

Super happy with my decision. Essentially 50% cheaper than the ‘benchmark’ speed horses but these are more versatile and, upon side by side comparison, these are visibly better built.My friend had got some speed horses for Christmas, and just a strut across the room, tossing it while deploying the legs mid air, and watching those sawhorses hit the ground ready for work, obviously made me want to get my own!!!ButThe speed horse legs are very tinny and quite slender and essentially nubs for ground contact - likely all function of ensuring smooth operation of the key selling feature. And, make no mistake, the “unlock to fold” levers on the speed horses are also as cool and nifty as the triggerd leg deployment!!!But it ends there...What sold me on these Wen benches were a few things;+> The strengthening gussets that, when legs are spread, there are shoulders that rest underneath the main beam making the right angle strong. (sturdiness) I imagine the quick deployment feature of the competition won’t allow this because as you lock the legs fully open those shoulders press themselves into the beam - loading the structural right angle joint quite sturdily. That’s not something that’s ‘just going to happen’ with a spring hinge and if the customers always had to reach down and lock those leg spreading brackets every time, they would probably be whining about their speed horses and there “one hand, one trigger” operation, I’m sure I would🥸. (presumptive design trade-off considerations but it could also just be good old fashion consumerism and built-in obsolescence 🤣🤣🤣😳😬)Anywhoo...that leads me to my next point;+> I essentially hit the “insta-buy” button when I read in the description that Wen has a full complement of replacement parts!!! It is that moment when conservative practicality collides with instant gratification purchase justification! Send me a parts list too baby!!! (No, really 😉)+> These adjustable legs must be at least twice the thickness and I’ll probably tickle a little graphite on them. They have the self leveling leg pads that are super plus for stability and really should probably be considered essential given the nature of the products intended purpose.+> The height adjustment levers are quite Ingenious and are very effective to keep it locked in position as well as easily changing position.-> Upon your own examination it will appear that you can fold the legs up at mid extension but it is really quite a tight fit and you should just expect to fully collapse each leg before stowage. If that’s too much then you won’t like the fact that you actually have to pay attention and take 2.5 seconds while nesting the legs into their final position place because they’re just not gonna slop in for you!!! The foot pads will catch the edge of the channel.And that would lead into about the only critique I would have against these saw horses. The free edges (lower) of the main beam could use slightly larger flanges (Or better, a full rolled edge) to stiffen these lower edges of the 4foot span.I haven’t thought of anything yet but it would be nice to know, at a glance from afar, which set of legs need be folded in first...but not to be confused with what set of legs need be deployed first. 🤔 (this may be just my OCD issue🤪)Recommend

This set of sawhorses is very versatile, strong and compact. I doubt I will ever reach the capacity of 1300lbs/horse, but nice to know they are strongly engineered. Opening the legs on one of them took a little bit longer than the other one, but after a few times of doing it, it seemed to loosen up a bit. Having the ability to add 2x4's of any length is very handy. Of the different brand of these horses I tested, I like the feet, quality and warranty on the WEN the best (vs Harbor Freight, Bora, Husky), and it is the cheapest.

Box arrived damaged but product undamaged.They are not overly expensive however quite sturdy once set up. Probably as sturdy as any folding sawhorse. Heavier than I thought however manageable and the weight is definitely helping with sturdieness. They don't exactly fall open once the leg lock pins are depressed but suspect they'll somewhat free up over time. You sort of fight getting the legs folded out. No indication marks on what side to open or close first. Not overly difficult to figure out but does take a bit especially folding back up. Once set up they are very solid. The orange plastic tabs on the leg extension locks feel flimsy and suspect they are the weakest part of design. Wouldn't be surprised if eventually they start breaking. Adjustable height is nice option and pretty decent elivation.Bottom line, these are decent folding sawhorses for casual use. I think if using them every day on a jobsite you're better with a more expensive option.

Great set of saw horses. Setup take a few minutes to figure out but after that it’s a breeze. Super heavy duty and great quality. Top carry handles are great and fit tightly into the top so as to not get in the way of your project.Overall a bit heavy weighted but you should expect that with the great quality.I highly recommend this product.

A very stable and heavy duty saw horse - package arrived in great shape - easy to use -easy to adjust legs -

These are very sturdy and lightweight. They fold up nicely and easy to store. Great for my shop.

Looked at many more expensive models but this one won out as the best design and sturdiness. Works great with two 2x4x8 and a piece of plywood for a work table.

I needed a couple of sawhorses for projects around home. These are just what I wanted. Very sturdy.lightweight and easy to fold up and to store

Sturdy well built. Excellent product.