🪑 Compact Army Green Folding Stool: Ideal for Camping, Picnic, Fishing & More Review

I tried to sit on the chair after opening the packaging, one of the end caps fell off, which was supposed to be a warning to me not to sit in it, but when I did All the straps fell off one side of the seat and the chair collapsed. There should be a bar inside the seat that goes through the straps, there wasn't, this chair cannot be used.

Bought to take to recon camp (the commander should always sit and watch, I'm told!). Decently light and fits well in a backpack (although I wouldn't recommend it for backpacking). Easy to open and sits perfectly on uneven surfaces. The disappointment here is that the seat is really small for a medium sized person and certainly not for the taller of us. Although my teenage sons are comfortable, they took it upon themselves.

Are you kidding me?! It might be ok for my 3.5 year old granddaughter but not for an adult and definitely NOT for someone under 200 pounds as stated in the description! When we took it out of the box I thought it was a joke. Unfortunately it was me! So, despite the growing risk of Option D, Covid, I will now head to Walmart, Sam's Club, Costco and other stores looking for a real camp chair I can SEE and not make another buying mistake.

This little folding stool is a lot smaller than I thought it would be, but it's actually perfect for what we need! My teenage son works as a train model and has a stool under the loft bed so he needed a stool short enough to use in this room which is the perfect height for him. He placed the plywood rectangle on top of the fabric slats, although he says the seat is uncomfortable for long periods of sitting. But it's fairly durable and will hold up well without fear of it bending or warping. So…

This stool needed some work to make it a little nicer. But there were a few things I couldn't fix. First, something dangles in a metal tube and rolls, making a sound as it moves. (I suspect it might have been a piece of metal when they assembled it.) I was hoping I could get what it is to my ankle as the bottom covers come off very easily (too easily!). but I wasn't able. I had to trim off the uncut plastic on my shins using scissors and an X-acto knife. These caps were so loose I glued them on