HD8 Plus with Pull Cables

Love that I am able to drag or roll items onto the Yard Glider. Seems to be very durable and easy to staore.I really like this product. My current project entails loading dirt onto the glider and moving it to fill in holes.

Live this thing. Have been moving heavy rocks and it glides across lawn effortlessly. Heavy stuff can just be rolled on to it which is a huge advantage.

It’s expensive and exceptionally difficult to unroll out of the box. I mean really difficult. Like, run it over with a truck after hitting it with a torch difficult. For real.However, once it’s relatively flat. It’s very useful and quality product. Highly recommend.

We use this behind our 4-wheeler to haul heavy loads, from mulch to piles of wood to heavy equipment. Be careful, because the stray fibers of the cables can cut you if you handle them without gloves, but this has reduced the time and the labor involved in managing our farm.

I love my Yard Glider!I have a garden cart that works well, but requires me to lift loads into it. The Yard Glider allows me to move heavy loads with less or even no lifting.We have a couple "green" oak trees recently cut down that we are cutting up for firewood. Some of the rounds are 20" to 24" across, and probably weigh 100lbs or more. I can't lift them into the garden cart. Splitting them in place wasn't a great option. I was struggling to move them one at a time with a hand truck (which at least let me move them without completely lifting them). I saw advertisements for the Yard Glider on social media, and decided to check it out. I showed my wife some of the YouTube videos. She said "your back isn't getting any younger, GET IT!" So I did! I am ectremely pleased!:-)The Yard Glider was easy to hook up to my rider mower. I could easily roll or slide the large oak rounds onto it with little or no lifting. In the first picture, we probably have 350 lbs of logs on the glider, which my rider mower handled with no issue. In the second pic, we probably have 600-700 lbs! The Yard Glider made short work of moving the cut logs. We've also used it to move a couple tons of dirt and a bunch of patio pavers (less lifting, as I don't have to lift either over the rim of a cart). My 10 year old son used the glider by hand to move a bunch of raked leaves and twigs - the greater size of the glider allowed him to make one trip instead of several with the yard cart!The Yard Glider is easy to store - I have mine leaning up against the wall in the shed. In the Amazon package I purchased, the pull cables were included, making this a better deal than buying it from the manuafacturer's website. Definite win!Any negatives? When I bought mine, the air temps were pretty cold which made the glider quite stiff out of the box. It was a bit challenging unrolling the glider from the shipping package. Once I did, it was fine.IMHO, the Yard Glider has some great advantages for heavy loads. It can certainly carry far more than my garden cart can. If you need to move a lot of firewood, logs, bricks, dirt. pavers, or other heavy items, the Yard Glider is a fantastic option!.

Liked simplicity-Just started using it- need to tie rope around loads of brush to keep it on "sled"

I move everything with this and my Zero Turn and ATV. I LOVE the grips on the side you can put your hands in to just easily lift it up and dump what you put on there along with pushing it off with ease if level. I haul everything from downed limbs, rocks, leaves, brush, picnic table from one end of property to other and it VERY sturdy. I DO like the cables they offered too as it makes for easy hookup.

This yard glider is fantastic. I’ve only had it two days and have already moved large gravel and a cut up downed tree with relative ease. It’s certainly easier than trying to shovel gravel or lift logs into a cart. Next I plan to move some large pieces of shale but I’m sure I’ll find other uses after that. I didn’t have any trouble unrolling it and after a couple hours with concrete blocks sitting on the four corners it stayed flat. The cables are great and the slots on both sides are perfect for tying items down for a more secure load. If there is a bad point, it is smooth on both sides so it can be slippery if you step on it. I’ve been putting a tarp on top of it to protect it from scratches or other marring by heavy objects.