🪑 Pelliott Mini Portable Camping Stool: Lightweight Foldable Outdoor Chair for BBQ, Party, Camping, Fishing, Travel, Hiking, Garden, Beach - Camouflage Black Review

Decided to return it right after the first time. The chair is too small to support my weight. Nice design but bad quality.

This stool would be great for children. For an adult it is very uncomfortable. Its main feature is portability. It adds up to almost zero. I keep it in the car for an impromptu meeting outside when there aren't enough chairs. My knees get closer to my chest when I use it. I'm sure it's great to use when fishing as it takes up very little space and has a small area to use.

Although this tiny kids camp chair appears to be quite sturdy and can support my 200 lb weight (a little uncomfortable), I was disappointed that one of the springs was complete upon arrival was broken and it seems that the springs can break after very short use. In addition, the connection points are difficult to push together, making assembly more difficult and time consuming than shown in the pictures and the springs are more likely to break with each use. The idea is good. The performance is

This little camping stool came in a nifty drawstring bag. Little did I know it was a folding stool that can be rolled up to fit in a tiny pocket. But it's strong enough to support my weight of 155 pounds. However, it is a tiny piece and I would consider it more of an ottoman than a footstool. But it works as a stool when you need it for hiking or camping. It also has a small mesh pocket on the bottom for storage. Overall this is a nice little piece and I will use it as an ottoman on my back…

This stool is a joke. This only works for the child and should be labeled as such. When assembled it is only 12 inches off the ground! I sat on it and could hardly get up. I might as well be sitting on the floor. It is lightweight and folds compactly. and jump together. It is difficult to fully insert the ends. Even after you sat on them, they were still out. It comes in a nylon tote bag that closes with a drawstring. You have to twist and turn it properly to fold it back up. That is hard. The…

I am a field engineer and one of my jobs is to oversee commercial diving operations. Usually we are off the beaten path on a lake or on a boat and there is quite a bit of space on the contractor's boat. I had another tripod chair that I used a couple of times but it wasn't very strong. Decided to give it a try and was not disappointed! It's compact, fairly stable, and doesn't wobble when I sit on it. There are springs inside that hold the legs together and the way it is assembled is that you…