Ultralight Portable Camping Chair,Aviation Aluminum Frame Compact Folding Chairs, 300lbs Capacity with Wide Feet and Storage Bag, Suitable for Camping,BBQ,Hiking,Beach,Lawn (Black)

The chair packs into a very small portable carry sack. Unfortunately the sack doesn't come with a shoulder strap to make it easier to carry. The chair construction seems to be solid enough to withstand normal use, though I would not push my luck with dancing on it or rocking in it too much. Easy to assemble and disassemble. The wide rubber tips of the legs make it more sturdy on the sand or grass. Overall, probably will not last indefinitely, but for $30 it's a great little convenient chair.

Compact, lightweight, sturdy and comfortable however delicate. If surface is uneven and sat in where weight is not perfectly distributed across the 4 legs, there is a chance that the leg can crumple under load (210 lb) which is what happened to mine. But, if you are careful with it and especially do not bounce into the seat, then it should make a good portable chair,

It’s comfy! I’ve owned a chair like this before but this one was much easier to build and then tear down to store. Sometimes it can be tough to fit the last leg in the seat on other brands but this one isn’t too much of a struggle. The material seems study to fit my weight even when I dance and wiggle around a bit. Love the pocket.

The chair is lightweight and perfect for my son who camps A LOT, as well as backpack camping.I have to give big props to the seller as I had an issue with the chair but the seller rectified the problem with extreme haste. I couldn’t be happier. This seller knows the meaning of customer service. Thank you Shallwe Direct!!

The description said it held up to 300lbs. I weigh 250. When I sat in it, the one leg buckled and snapped. This might be okay for a small person, but I wanted something lightweight and compact and thought I'd give this a shot. Wasted my money.

I'm a big fan of these folding camping chairs. Competing chairs at REI are many times more expensive and not lighter or more comfortable.I've been using these chairs for a couple of years now and they have held up rather well. I had one incident with the leg of my chair and reached out to Shallwe for support. This is a great vendor who responded promptly to my concern. While the vendor may be based in China their communication was very good and relatively quick and the customer orientation of this vendor was first rate.Thank you!

I'm 135lbs and pregnant. The chair felt unstable but it was light weight and easy to set up. My 200lbs husband tried to sit in and the back legs snapped when he sat down. Weight limit is completely off. I wouldn't recommend at all.Update: customer service was amazing. They reached out offered a full refund and replace the chair. Definitely would recommend this company. I might have just gotten a defective product.

As a 180lb person I was able to tip back on the rear legs without causing any obvious bending. Used mostly in sand so far, and it was difficult not to do that given that the whole thing would sink and tip back quite a bit.Comfort is okay. At 6'3" I'm a little too tall to relax all that fully given that the back doesn't come up very high. Overall it's probably about as comfortable as it can be within the size constraint, but maybe not quite.It says it can support up to 300lb, but I have doubts about whether (a) a person of that weight could comfortably fit in the chair in terms of size, and (b) whether it's possible to keep the weight evenly-enough distributed to not tip back on the rear legs and break them. I found that tipping unavoidable given the geometry, but while it was okay at 180lb it might not be at 300lb.