UltraPort 1-CinchLock Compact Camping Chair, Lightweight Camp Chair, Backpacking Portable Chair for Camping, Hiking, Anti-Sinking, One-Click Setup, U-Shaped Arc Design - Black

I used this at an outdoor music festival. The bag is small and light, with an attached strap so you can wear it cross-body on your back very comfortably. (I also bought the bigger size and it did NOT come with a strap) The chair is easy to put together and almost does it on its own. The poles are like tent poles with elastic connecting them so you just have to make sure they are firmly in place. The seat cover goes on easily. The chair was a good size and comfortable for me. I’m small - about 5’3 and 135lbs, but it is sturdy enough for average sized people. It felt stable. It’s definitely not rock solid or heavy duty, but it’s perfect for when you might want a chair and don’t want to lug a full size camping chair. It gets the job done and I will use it again for sure. Packing it back up was easy enough and it fits back in the bag with room to spare, not like tents or other things that never go back in the bag. I managed to pack it up in monsoon conditions after partaking in some adult substance use, so I think 5 stars is well earned.

I've been looking for a compact and lightweight collapsible chair for a while now. I've seen some ads for a water bottle sized chairs, and have been tempted to buy them, but they were so expensive. I came across this and was pretty surprised by it. It's small and very lightweight. It has three carry options - sling, handle carry, or attach on molle webbing. The chair itself comes collapsed like those collapsible hiking sticks. The assembly is straightforward - just expand all the stick parts and connect them. It's foolproof. The nylon chair piece then hooks on to the ends of the poles fairly securely with some tension. I am able to sit on it comfortably without fear of tipping over. I would say that it's lower than most camping chairs, so people with bad knees might not find this comfortable getting in and out of. Kids will definitely fit perfectly. It had two pockets on the side that can fit two large water bottles or your phone. The collapse is easy, though can take a bit longer than most camping chairs since you have to remove the nylon seat, then collapse the frame before putting it in the carrying case. It's not much of an inconvenience for how lightweight this gear is.

This chair strikes a nice balance between light weight and strength. There's some minor flex in the legs while you're sitting in it, which given the minimalist construction, is not surprising but is also not a big deal. It does not feel unstable at all.The sitting position is reclined similar to an Adirondack chair. It's great for reading in, especially if you have somewhere to put up your feet. The actual seat is not very wide - if you're any bigger than 200 lbs you might find it a little tight.The chair takes about 30 seconds to assemble once you get the hang of it. The legs snap into the base and then the nylon seat goes right over it. The right side pocket can easily hold the biggest cell phone in one compartment and a 12 oz can in the other. Once disassembled, the chair fits into the included stuff sack that makes it very transportable and easily car-stowable. When in the bag it's about a third of the size of a typical big box store camp chair.

This seat is as advertised. Sits well. Is compact & lite weight. It will hold up a big man. Me! It is very well made. A++++

I bought this to spectate my spouse’s first marathon which required running out ahead of her and then sitting and waiting. Over 20,000 steps on the day and this thing was easy to carry, and easy to set up/pack up. It’s comfortable to set up and worth buying.

First the good.Chair comes in a very nice, zippered, travel bag.Chair folds down to a very small size and is lightweight so carrying is not a problem.Could easily be attached to backpack for hiking or just carried over shoulder for taking to park.Appears to be well made with sturdy canvas.Pretty comfortable for a quick seat.Assembles in seconds.Has a nice side pouch for drink, phone, ???As for the not so good.This chair is NOT for everyone.It is small in size so perfect for kids, teens, young adults, or people under about 5’7’ who don’t have knee problems.It sits very low to ground, like those low slung beach chairs.So if you have arthritic, weak, sore knees, I would not suggest this chair.It is not meant for heavy people. Maximum weight we had sitting in it was 180 and they said it was alright but would not be comfortable for extended time.Also on the seat area between the canvas of arms and seat is an area made of mesh.I’m thinking if you have hard objects in pockets they may tear mesh, but time will tell.Overall, this is a really nice chair if you’re hiking or camping and need to just have a quick place to sit down. I wouldn’t want to spend hours sitting in it and if you’re on the taller heavier side you’ll find the seat tight.

Easy to assemble and disassemble but the bag is definitely larger than shown in picture. Nowhere near the weight limit and the whole thing wobbles like a joystick when you sit in it. The back is comfortable but for a larger person, the seat can be a tight squeeze and the front legs will pinch into your thighs (not sharp). I can see someone falling off this or breaking the frame pretty quickly. It's still a compact enough size to just keep in your car for emergencies, but for camping, it's worth it to bring the larger, traditional folding chairs for long term comfort.

Very sturdy and easy to set up and use. Very light. Fit in a suitcase!