Review on 🪑 Compact and Lightweight Camping Chair for Adults: Tinya Ultralight Backpacker with 230lb Weight Capacity, Collapsible & Portable for Backpacking, Beach, Outdoor Picnics, Hiking, and Travel by Geoff Cooper

Love this chair! It's really light and I love that it's higher off the ground than other chairs I've seen. I wanted to carry this chair in my backpack when I go to One Day Prayer next weekend. My concern was to assemble the chair as I am 71 years old and would like to be able to assemble it myself. I CAN! But there is a trick. Firstly, when you first unpack your chair, pay attention to how it comes out of the case so that you can easily put it back into the case. There are many places. Not like some things that as soon as they're out of the bag, they're out of the bag! So here's a trick to putting it all together. Prepare the frame and place a corner of the seat over a corner of the frame. PLACE THIS CORNER ON A HARD SURFACE. Then pull the seat up through the corner opposite the corner on the floor while GENTLY pushing the frame down to allow the frame to be inserted into the corner pocket. Turn the chair over and always use the corner of the frame that is directly opposite (and above) the corner on the hard serve. Well I hope you all understand because this chair is easy to assemble. I've also read that chair legs go into the ground. The legs are tiny where they touch the floor, so I bought a cheap, lightweight plastic wheel set to put under my feet if I ever use the chair on wet floors. There is enough space for wheels in the chair body. After reading the reviews I was suspicious of the chair due to all the complaints about it not being suitable for men weighing 230lbs when it was supposed to support up to 250lbs. For real? Get a bigger chair, and remember that this chair has a 198-pound impact limit, so don't throw yourself in like a sack of potatoes. Take care of the chair and it will take care of you!