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

This chair surprised me. The suitcase is very small! Then I pulled it out and saw curved bars held up by the plastic part but by a retractable rope. As such, I had some doubts about how strong this chair would be. I put all the poles back where they should be and put a fabric cover over the poles to make a chair. It was incredibly comfortable and durable. And extremely light. I've since placed it in the back of my car for sporting events or other seating situations. I like the color too, bright

I LOVE this lightweight camp chair. It is convenient to put in the trunk and take with you to campsites or local parks. I've put off using this chair because I don't like to pack, but this chair is very easy to assemble. Once you undo the velcro, I grabbed it by the black plastic pieces and the bars snapped into place automatically. All I had to do was pull the seat cover over the bars. I'll say this chair is perfect for me, but I'm also a small woman. I can't imagine anyone over 150 actually…

We tested various folding compact outdoor chairs with our 4X4. They suit the needs better than other types of chairs. Very compact when folded and rolled up for carrying. Easy to install and remove. The aluminum pole has much thicker walls than our tent poles so I think it will last a few seasons. At 5 feet 8 inches and weighing 165 pounds, these chairs are comfortable enough to sit on for about an hour. The frame has some "flex" which I think is a good feature as it makes it easier to attach…

Therefore this chair is not light enough or compact enough to be very useful as a camping chair. I was hoping to use it on a recent trip it didn't have time for, but on my day trips it's still too bulky and heavy to be worth it. And I'm an old woman who appreciates not sitting on the floor. This CAN (except for the weight) be fine on a night ride because I was more motivated not to be on the ground than on day rides, but it was also difficult to set up. It was ok the first few times but at…

I love how compact and light this chair is, I'm only 5ft 3" so it's quite comfortable, I don't know how comfortable it would be for someone much taller than me. My biggest complaint is that it took me quite a while to assemble, just because the fabric was too small/tight to fit the poles I had to pull and stretch a lot to get it on the poles. I know the fabric has to be pretty tight to hold it in place, but this was absolutely ridiculous. I ended up bleeding as he pinched the skin between my…

I am an enthusiastic hiker, hiker and hiker. There are a few things I look for in a portable chair: comfort, durability, weight and value. I have several Terralite chairs from WildHorn Outfitters ($60) and this Tinya chair ($30) would be a direct comparison. can be folded up a bit!) - Inexpensive (1/2 - 1/3 the price of WildHorn) - Stable frame (stainless, according to the manufacturer) - Stable chair (completely solid material) - Carrying bag included - Simple assembly (much lighter than…

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