🏕️ Camping Stool - Portable Lightweight Foldable Compact Foot Stool for Travel, Hiking, BBQ, Fishing, Garden, Beach - Stainless Steel Retractable Outdoor Camp Stools Review

Pretty compact and light. It's durable too. A different attachment is not required each time. There doesn't seem to be good center support, but I guess that's to be expected with these designs. It comes with a pouch and is not difficult to put in a pocket.

I was looking for a travel table that we could use when we make s'mores just to avoid putting everything on the floor and it's perfect, it lets itself literally folds into this little thing packs up easily and when open it's strong enough to hold the plate next to the fire, that's all I was looking for.

I would give it more than 5 stars if I could! This is the 4th style of camping mini stool/chair I have and so far it wins in terms of size, light weight, portability and stability. I still have to test the durability on my upcoming trip. If that fails I'll give an update. But now he looks very strong. Btw, I just bought a second one.

Light and compact chair! The downside is that the plastic footpads come off very easily and are easy to find in the mud (if the ground is soft). I lost all 4 thoughts in one evening. Plus it's a fantastic hiking/hiking chair to keep you grounded. I use it for recon and it's great to have something compact and light that fits in a small backpack.

Bought for hiking and travel. I like the convenience and light weight. I thought it was great the first time or two. However, I ended up cutting myself opening and closing about 4 times in two days. The caps at the top of each leg are rough and sharp! Ouch! Unfortunately, it also ripped shortly after the leg cuff ripped out of the seat fabric. I used it for maybe 2 hours total, sat and opened and closed maybe 10 times. I weigh 185 and haven't done anything out of the ordinary. Expensive for…

Advantages: Compact and light enough to fit in a backpack. Cons: The seat is too short for comfortable sitting and standing up. It may start at 13.8 inches, but you sit on it and it drops at least 2 inches. You need to make a larger version (about 10 inches larger). Also, the seat is SMALL. Your bum is on your legs, which is EXTREMELY UNCOMFORTABLE. I sat on it for about 3 seconds before starting the Revain comeback. I can't imagine sitting on it much longer. Just remember to stick 1/2 inch…

Bought this chair to use when I'm in very long lines. For this purpose it is ideal. However, I would like instructions. We had a very hard time figuring out how to get the legs to retract. They seemed stuck in the open position until we finally figured it out. For those of you who need to know, the plastic rings at the connection point on the leg can be pushed down to release the clip inside. Simply locate the groove that goes into the calf and push the plastic ring down from the side of the…

I'm 6ft 3in 344lbs. I was very concerned about sitting on this small stool with such a large body. It seems to hold up well on hard floors. I have this to do the quick jobs I need to do like repairing closets, packing boxes, working on my tires or changing the oil on my lawn equipment. It's not something I would take with me on a long trip to a campground or outdoor sporting event. I use large folding chairs for this kind of thing, and besides, that stool will probably sink into the lawn or the