Evolution Power Tools Compact Folding Saw Horses Twin Pack (Aka Saw Bench, Sawhorse Pair) - Supports Up to 500KG - Lightweight & Portable (EVOSH1)

Strong, light, easy to assemble. Clear instructions, even in large print, almost not even needed. Fantastic product.

simple, fairly light weight, they WORK!Including a great feature: Put 2x4s between the saw horses and you can throw whatever on top - e.g. a 1" sheet of plywood for an instant work bench.... I'd buy again in an instant!

These sawhorses arrived in a timely manner and with no damage. Very happy with this purchase. It’s great to be able to fold up the sawhorses and tuck them away in the shed. They take up no room at all.For years I’ve been using a set of sawhorses that I made out of 2x4s. They were cheap and strong as hell but storing them was a nightmare. It seemed like they were always in the way and I was having to move them out of the way to get to other things. It was time to grow up and get a real set of sawhorses. I liked these because of the ability to fold them up, weight capacity, ability to add 2x4s to them and the price. They ate already reasonably priced but I also received a nice discount by purchasing a used set through Amazon Warehouse.I’ve used them several times since purchase and am extremely impressed. I was afraid they might be flimsy but they are sturdy and strong. Storage is fantastic. Fold them up then they are easily stored up and out of the way. Highly recommend!

The saw horse's arrived in good shape. They were easy to unfold and set up. I am using them to trim framing lumber and they worked great. They were fairly stable and seem sturdy. They may not be good for very heavy weights but I was using them to trim 2 x12's and 2x10's for beams I am building and they did good.

The saw horses are easy to transport, and take up very little space. Easy to store, and set up.

These are very sturdy, perform as expected, and collapse easily.

I've been using these saw-horses for about 8 months for a backyard construction project. They work great for acting as a table with a sheet of plywood and two 2x4x8s. I love how small they collapse for storage.However, I have one issue with them:The sawhorses have small spring loaded metal pins that keep the legs closed when folded and open when deployed. These pins have tiny c-clips keeping them in place. If you accidently scuff the ground while repositioning one carrying a load or you bump a leg with your foot too hard it can snap these c-clips with relative ease. When a c-clip breaks it will release the spring and launch both the metal pin and spring out of the unit up to 10-15 feet away. On my pair of saw-horses, 4 clips have broken. 2 are from when I "walked" the sawhorses sideways to reposition them in a table configuration, the other two broke at unknown times for unknown reasons, likely from bumping the legs with my feet while working. Because I am in a confined backyard I was able to find all the pins and springs, but on an actual worksite they likely would've been gone for good.Why does this matter?Without the pins in place, the legs have no retention. When collapsed for carrying the legs will annoyingly droop down under their own weight. And when deployed, an accidental kick or slide can partially or fully collapse a leg while working. Because the clips can snap so easily in a normal work environment it could lead to someone bumping a leg too hard and unknowingly cause a pin to eject, then bumping it again and causing it to collapse in the middle of use. You could perhaps temporarily stick a nail in the missing pin's opening to ensure the legs stay fixed, but that's assumes you noticed the pin broke to begin with.I will continue using these sawhorses while searching for replacement c-clips because I use them as a stationary table which will continue standing even if a leg is collapsed accidently. However I would NOT use these on jobsites or as independent saw-horses without being hyper vigilant. I suggest Evolution Power Tools uses substantially stronger clips in the future.UPDATE: Changed review from 3 stars to 1 starJust a few days after making the original review we saw some rain so I took the sawhorse table down for a day. When I set it back up I accidently positioned both sawhorses with the missing pins on the same side and I forgot my own advice of placing nails in the missing pin holes. I was using a hand file on a piece of corrugated sheet metal to remove some burrs and the medium force I was exerting onto the file caused both sets of legs to collapse simultaneously. Luckily I didn't have any power tools on the table or cords nearby to snag on, but this could've been a disaster. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT IF YOU VALUE SAFETY. We're only as safe as our most careless days.

Longevity with use is not very good