REDCAMP 2-Pack Folding Camp Stools for Adults - 15-inch Tall, Durable & Portable Fishing and Camping Stools - Supports up to 300lbs - Gray Blue Review

Seat is small. I'm 5'6", 120 lbs, and the seat even feels a little narrow in the back for me, which I think is on the smaller end. But other than that, they're good seats. We kept them.

Was defective. The plastic leg just fell off because the plastic ripped. They also turned out to be heavier than I expected. I ordered a replacement and found it to be aluminum.

These small folding stools are difficult to carry and have a small seat, so those of us with a massive butt will find them very uncomfortable. However, they work well as a tray stand as a side table when camping.

One in the kitchen and one in the office. They are light and easy to open. They are durable and comfortable. This purchase was the best we've made in a long time. If you are very tall they may not be for you.

I have a set of 2. One had the paint blown out of the tubes straight out of the box. Did I receive an open box or is the QA really not up to date? I do not know. They're quite heavy, noticeably strong, the seat material feels just as strong.

I bought these to use with my shooting table (made by MTM) when we go out to pasture and our own " Setting up the shooting range. . ". They are light but very strong (I'm a big guy) and I feel very secure when I sit on them, without hesitation or other problems. They allow me to position the rifle for "accurate" shots safe to hold at long range Great value for money!

I am satisfied with the folding camping stools, which I received quickly and in working order. Each had a 20 cm scratch on one leg with peeling paint. I thought a stool would be assembled backwards with stitching on the top, but when I used it I found that I just had to open it the other way to get the desired side up. I love them with my RV and gardening work. Ideal for a seat or footrest. Durable and narrow cut. I recommend.

Both chairs had questionable top stitching in the same corner. Both chairs had two holes in the fabric in the location shown in the third photo. The fabric itself looks like ripstop and is very durable. I don't think small holes will be a big problem. There will be a finish line. I'll just add a few extra stitches to remove the worn out parts. I would not take these chairs on a backpacking trip because of the weight. However, I would take them in my backpack for an overnight stay where the walk

I needed a lightweight seat that I could attach to a backpack and carry with me into the bushes. It's definitely light enough, I'm willing to wear it for some distance. It's not a chair, don't expect your whole ass to be cloth, but it's wide enough to lull my 300 lb butt enough to take the weight off my legs. The height off the ground was good and it seems sturdy enough for light to moderate use, only time will tell. I'm not suggesting you try to rock on it or hop up and down, it might be too…