Hitorhike Ultralight High Back Camping Chair with Nylon Mesh, Comfortable Headrest, and Portable Foldable Design - Perfect for Camping, Hiking, Backpacking, Picnics, Festivals, and Family Road Trips Review

The chair is excellent. It was easy to set up and incredibly comfortable. I was sitting in the backyard watching a movie and not fidgeting because of the pain in my back. It fits perfectly in your pocket and is easy to carry. I wish the cup holder was a bit lower but otherwise great.

In the photos it looks a bit low and difficult to assemble. But I'm 6ft and the seat is easy to get in and out of. During assembly, all poles are connected with rubber bands, so you never have to figure out what goes where. The seat cradles you like a hammock and the headrest is great.

This chair is comfortable but definitely too heavy for hiking. It might be worth the extra weight for hiking if the high back was actually useful, but when you're in a chair your mid and upper back don't make contact with the chair unless you lean further back, which is uncomfortable is. .

They are very light and easy to assemble and pack. I was concerned about the stability as I weigh 270 but they are very durable and I was very comfortable. You can still push off on the sides to get up. I was able to sit back and relax, which I can't do on standard folding camping chairs. We're by the sea so the aluminum poles should help with the salty air. The mesh back is good too so it doesn't overheat. I definitely recommend it.

I sent the chair back. I saw reviews of a similar chair but chose this particular style because it has a padded headrest. But when I received it, assembled it and tried to sit on it, it turned out not to be comfortable. I'm 4'11" and felt like the seat didn't even cover my entire thigh. It reached halfway up my thighs. For people taller than me like my husband, it literally only covered his butt , not the leg rest.I think it would be good for kids.

This chair is surprisingly comfortable to me, unlike most folding or folding chairs. It's not actually a folding chair, it needs to be assembled from a bag. Pain in the butt for the first time, but easy and quick to assemble. And unlike the camp chair from a company that rhymes with knee, this one didn't break after the second use. (6ft 2in, 280lbs) Lightweight and compact enough to take anywhere, very durable, doesn't feel cheap and flimsy when you sit in it.

Very comfortable, lightweight, breathable and compact. It has a high back with a small 'cushion' so you sit with your back and your head is supported when you sit. I like that it has drink holders on both sides. I could fit a book and phone in one and a water bottle and mini sunscreen in the other. It's a little tricky to cover the two prongs that make up the seat the first few times, but that's to be expected. I got so many compliments in a few months that I bought it soon!

As a big guy, it's rare to find gear for my weight class that's in my price range. I was very pleased with the comfort and quality of this chair at a reasonable price. Pictured is my rig in my backyard but I just took it with me on a 2 day hike. At the end of the day, it's great to have a seat with a headrest to relax in. I put tennis balls on my feet to keep them out of the mud. When all that was removed, there was enough room in the bag for them. Bonus points for making my buddy jealous of…

LOVE THIS DEVICE! I'm not bragging, I'm just screaming! I am a 27 year old Veteran Vet with US FOREST SERVICE. Spent his entire career as a forest firefighter. The youth of my career was a hotshot. Now that I'm a bit older; but still working on the Wildland Fire Engine. Out of my sight! All the sleeping years on earth were too heavy for the body! I've read some intense reviews of companies and their products. Over time I bought a HITORHIKE cot about 2 years ago. I'm sooooo happy with the punch,