Ultra-Light Folding Camping Chair, All-Aluminum Frame, Surper Breathable Fabric, Easy to Carry, Compact Storage Size (1, Black)

Great lightweight chair! It's super light making it easy to take along on a hike, and it has a small strap at the top and bottom of carrying bag, making it easy to attach a (not included) shoulder strap. I can also fit it inside of a hiking pack very easily. I set a stopwatch to time set up and take down time (without rushing). It took me 1 minute and 9 seconds to set it up and 2 minutes 29 seconds to take down and put away. I weight about 150 lbs and it feels really sturdy for me, I imagine it would stop being comfortable for anyone over 200 lbs.

Pretty much garbage. Bought 4 of these chairs for a backpacking trip, 2 broke within a couple of days and got tossed out. They're light for backpacking, were fairly steady when used, but not durable and really equate to disposable garbage.UPDATE:Seller refunded my money, great company!

It's actually 1 lb 12 ounces, but still the lightest chair I can find.. The same weight as the Treckology chair (on the right, I just weighed them both) but 100 times sturdier. Keep in mind for a UL chair it's hard to call it "sturdy" but compared to the Treckology chair it's ultra-sturdy. Also less expensive (especially if you buy their two-pack).

This chair is fantastic! I’m 6’4 and hefty at that and this chair is still very comfortable to sit in. I haven’t been able to use it too much but I do have several hours in this chair around a campfire and while trout fishing and it works great! It can be assembled in around 2 minutes and packed up in around the same time. The chair is also light weight coming in at around 1lb 10oz. The chair doesn’t feel flimsy but it isn’t anything fantastic. I would say this is a great buy considering the weight and price.

Comfortable, but only stable if you're in flat ground.

Easy to put together. Sits deep and seems sturdy. It would be better with pockets. Not sure if the quality of the seat material will hold up. It has a course, thin texture that makes it feel cheap.

I bought one of these chairs based on a youtube review by WoodallTrails. I purchased the "Used-Like New" at a discounted price and itvappears to be in new condition.I was concerned about the 260lb listed weight rating, but now see another description as able to support 330lbs.I was happy to see that it is indeed an all metal frame. I've bought a few chairs with the plastic hubs that have failed regularly. I wont buy another chair with those plastic hubs.Being 280lbs, it still seems to flex, but not as bad as my 330lb Helinox Zero L. I feel more comfortable with this chair over the Helinox.Overall for the price, I find this chair to be an excellent value and will be testing in the woods soon.I do plan on using wider feet or a ground cover to help distribute the weight in soft soil conditions.Will update after outdoors testing.

Just as comfortable as the Helinox Chair Zero for a fraction of the price at the cost of a few more ounces (I'm 5'10" and 150 lbs for size reference) Easy setup/takedown. On my scale, the chair itself weighs 1 lbs 8.3 oz (690g), and the bag weighs 1.75 oz (50g), so weight is just about as advertised. If chair does not perform well under real-world use (dayhikes, multi-day backpacking), I will update this review.