"All-terrain" step stool??
There are times when I need a step stool that can adapt to uneven surfaces -- we mostly boondock, and an ordinary step stool can't cope with rocky and un-level ground. Probably would have adjustable ...
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We used a shallow wooden box turned upside down until someone decided they needed it more than I.
So I now use two of these from Harbor Freight. Zip tied two together and it works (about the same size of the steps). Not the best but better than others so far. It does not sink into mud as much, about the right height and will fold up (priced at $7 each). Wood blocks are no bueno, they flip over easy and attract mud. Steps with round legs submerge into soft sand and mud.
https://www.harborfreight.com/one-step-folding-stool-black-57576.html?_br_psugg_q=step+stool
So I now use two of these from Harbor Freight. Zip tied two together and it works (about the same size of the steps). Not the best but better than others so far. It does not sink into mud as much, about the right height and will fold up (priced at $7 each). Wood blocks are no bueno, they flip over easy and attract mud. Steps with round legs submerge into soft sand and mud.
https://www.harborfreight.com/one-step-folding-stool-black-57576.html?_br_psugg_q=step+stool
