Review on 🪑 Ultimate Slacker 2.0 TravelChair: Tri-Fold Tripod Design for Superior Mobility and Comfort by Reggie Higdem

I was camping in Washington State Park west of Mount St. Helens and sat in my new TravelChair. The front pin on the seat broke and I fell onto the triangular supports below. I had parachute cord to temporarily connect the seat fabric to the support structure. The next day I drove to Castle Rock and found two carriage bolts to replace the piece of plastic on the front of the tarp. These parts had to be made of steel on the product. I secured the seats for less than two dollars. I was lucky not to get hurt when the seat broke. When you buy this seat you should immediately replace the front plastic piece that attaches the triangular plate to the front support.