TravelChair Slacker Chair, Super Compact, Folding Tripod Camping Stool

I used it for 50 hours over the course of 72 hours. Although it may not be the most comfortable chair ever designed, for the amount of time I used it, I can say it is a very attractive piece of furniture because of its compact and storage versatility. It also happens to be very Since then, I know to keep them in my car whenever I plan to sit rather than stand during a certain activity. This is the place where you can insert your own activity. Its size makes it easy to get hold of when in doubt and has proven as a life-saving tool many times. It is easily stored and is light in weight It has a very thin profile and is almost the same size as As a result, you will not regret taking it with you, and when you get up, you will be rested and comfortable. Among the pros Despite being sturdy, this bag is very lightweight meaning that it can be taken anywhere without hesitation. Besides the reasonable price, the quality of the product is excellent. The cons are You must put your feet on sturdy ground otherwise you may fall The same could be said for any chair, but due to the small footprint, this is As a whole As such, I highly endorse this chair, both because it is surprisingly comfortable, as well as travel friendly.

Madden Oconnor

| Jan 05, 2021

The chair is great for camping. For someone like myself who weighs 265 pounds and stands 6 foot 4 inches tall, it is just right. The product is excellent.

Devon Hubbard

| Jan 27, 2021

I think this is one of the better seats to sit in, though I don't mean much by it. This is only for relatively short periods of time (maybe an hour or two). The chair was finally bought when I was heading to an event for dogs. It came with a few problems. For starters, the rubber feet were just attached to the leg tubes, but not attached to the chair, and it would be easy for them to get lost. It is easy to visualize how a screw or rivet would be inserted into the foot's sleeve, so that the metal leg would be attached to it. To wrap it up, here's what you need to know about Despite folding the chair, the strap did not reach all the way around it, and it just got off the end of it. A third issue is that the carry strap is just barely long enough to allow a thin person to sling the chair over their Since I was carrying the pack anyway, it was easier for me to put the chair into my day pack (sticking out). This is a good top which is made from good material and appears to be very well-constructed Strength is not an issue for the legs. Instant deployment is one of the things I enjoy about Please note *br*. *br*- As I knew they should, the feet were riveted to the top.

James Lehman

| Dec 19, 2020

I bought three of them. These chairs cost me $303. I bought three of them. There are two different rivets on the two blacks at the places where the shoulder ties are attached. I once came to the point where I had to remove the screen while I was sitting because of a loose screw. As I recall, I thought the chair had ripped and folded over on its own. The quality of this product needs to be br>

Update - bought 2 more black and the screws were replaced with bolts.

Finnley Gould

| Apr 29, 2021

We received the chairs in a timely manner and they were packaged well. Immediately upon purchasing ours, my husband and I started using them (although we haven't sat on them for hours at a time), and we found them very comfortable. Still, I can say that this chair is comfortable enough for me to sit in it all day. At 130 pounds, I am 5 feet 5 inches tall and 130 pounds. Since my legs were perfectly angled at 90 degrees at the time, I didn't feel like I was sitting in a kid's chair, but if you are tall, it may feel uncomfortable for I have seen that other complaints have reported that the product did not hurt the private area(s) of either myself or my husband. In case you're planning to move around a lot while sitting on this chair, it might not be The structure can be wobbly at times. The second thing I would like to mention is- However, it comes with a strap for carrying. It would be nice if it came with a pouch, though. However, I cannot live without the feature, but it would be nice to have. I hope this review was helpful!.

Kingston Merritt

| Aug 04, 2020

The chair I have hanging on my front door belongs to me. Whenever I take the dog out to the back of the property so he can do his business and play, I have access to this. The two of us can also walk over to the creek, him running in and out of the water as he runs up and down the bank. As I sit in this chair, reading my phone and waiting for him to wear himself out, I feel like the sloth I am. The dog that I spoil all the time isn't even mine. This chair is super light - I could sit on it all day. There's no need to worry.

Wyatt Bolton

| Sep 13, 2020

I can't imagine a better deal for $20 than this. You'll be surprised at how lightweight and comfortable it is. There are three chairs for backpacking that I find truly worth considering, and I've tested quite a few Here are the dimensions of this travel stool The REI Flex Lite costs $20
The Big Agnes Helinox Chair One costs $75
The REI Flex Lite costs $65
Although I prefer hiking shoes, I wanted something I could lounge in a little more after a long hike. I chose the Helinox because of that. I find it equally comfortable to sit on Additionally, I have a very comfortable couch at home. There is no better chair to fill the "budget" space than this one. An inexpensive stool that is lightweight and comfortable can be purchased for $20. In addition, you can invest more money in other back support options if you want back support. Another option would be the Alite Monarch, which sits very low to the ground, and rests too far back. This one is barely over 1 pounds. Camp cooking is impossible while sitting in this chair, and getting up from it is painful on the knees.

Briar Riley

| Jan 13, 2021