KingCampLightweight Compact Camping Folding Chair, Adjustable Height Ultraight Backpacking Chair for Outdoor Hiking, Picnic, Beach, Travel Chair with Carry Bag

An easily portable chair that takes only seconds to put up and set up. Comes with a nice bag for transport that helps with carrying everything needed. The quality is great, seems it should last quite a while with the durable metal and cloth. I don’t have a problem with rocking so I would say pretty stable. Definitely comfortable to sit in, even with my back and hip pain.

My husband loves to go fishing, and I do at times. We have a few chairs, but I liked how this one seemed easy to carry and set up.It is indeed easy to set up, my husband put it together because I had issues with the legs and was tempted to toss it in the river haha. So he put it together within a couple of minutes. He also folded it back up when we were finished because, yet again, it gave me trouble. 😂It seems quite sturdy and held each of us (at different times obviously), and even held our big furry girl who is a 6 yr old Shepwky, Sadie. She tried to lay down, but she was too large so she sat her bottom on it, all while looking like a human haha.The downside for me is the height. I have a lot of back pain that's constant, so this chair isn't for me. I had a time getting up out of it since it sits so low to the ground. It made my back hurt even worse for that day and the next. My husband does like it though and a couple of our teenagers likes it as well. So, it will get used.Overall, it's a decent little chair. If you have back pain or any issues getting up from a low sitting position, this isn't the chair for you. If you don't have any issues like that, this is a nifty chair. It's easy to set up and put away, it goes in a storage bag, and it makes a good fishing chair. I'm not sure how well it holds up when it gets wet since it hasn't rained recently. It seems to do really well holding weight over 200 pounds, but be sure to compare your weight with the weight limit for this chair.Basically...If you're looking for a low chair that's easy to carry, and if you don't have back issues, this is a good one! I'm thinking about buying one for our 20 yr old son since he loves to fish too.

For the convenience of the size you don't even lose much in the way of comfort. It is not very durable. It feels a little wobbly when I sit in it fully assembled.

It took a while for me to get used to sitting in this chair. It's not my favorite, as I tend to prefer sitting more upright, and this is more of a low sling.That said, personal preference - others enjoy sitting in this chair.The chair is very well made - I've uploaded plenty of detail shots. The case is compact, I've also uploaded photos of how to roll chair for storage. Assembly isn't intuitive, nor is it difficult to figure out. Stretching the fabric to fit supports into slots is a bit of work, and my first impression was that the supports would slip out - I was wrong, they stay in place readily, and strengthen when sitting in the chair.Height can be adjusted, which I can see having certain advantages, especially for children. It also comes with a pocket to hold canned beverages and other items.5 stars, durable folding chair, perfect for car camping or an extra chair in the backyard.

This is a great portable lightweight compact chair. Assembles easily. Great for many activities including fishing. Good travel chair at a good price.

I like this chair. As you can see, it's now on the deck with our other outside furniture.The chair is sturdy, almost bomb-proof. The down side of this is the weight. I was expecting a lighter, more portable chair. The upside? I'm a 250 lb dude and I felt when completely secure and comfy sitting in it.Assembly was fairly easy. It was easy enough that I didn't even use any instructions. I was pretty intuitive. I had a little trouble with the crossbar. As you can see the button wouldn't make it all the way to the hole. I tried multiple times to disassemble the crossbar, but I couldn't. I finally laid it sideways and it took a heavy push to get it to lock into place. In retrospect, I think I shouldn't have fully inserted the other side first. I should have slid the cross bar into the holes simultaneously.All in all, it's a good, solid chair for use outdoors.

This chair is easy to setup and is alright in terms of comfort. The annoying thing is that the legs only lock into place when there's weight on the chair. So, if you pick the chair up to move it to a different spot, the legs will likely fall off.

This chair folds down to a very manageable size for travel. When it’s deployed it is a nice comfortable seat, with enough back support if you slide down into it.