ROCK CLOUD Portable Camping Chair Ultralight Folding Chairs Outdoor for Camp Hiking Backpacking Lawn Beach Sports

I like the small bag and transportability of this chair. It's comfortable, solid, light and setup is easy.Everything is connected so you don't have 10 pieces to sort and put together so that's nice. Disassembly takes a little time but with practice it gets easier. If packed correctly, everything fits in the little travel bag. Other than the test phase I'm pretty eager to see how well and long this holds up. Good BuyUpdate: took this to my two week annual training in the field. no breaks, bends, rips or issues at all. Easy to deploy and put away super fast. Takes up barely any space.

Easy to use, takes some time getting used to putting it back in the bag. Light weight, comfortable, easy to set up.

These chairs are so convenient and well-designed. They come in their own small carrying cases so they are great to store in the car to pull out anytime you want to enjoy the outdoors. They are a little low, lightweight and with 'bucket' seats, so maybe not great for someone elderly or with reduced mobility, but I think they are quite sturdy and comfortable for the average adult of up to around 200 lbs or so .

Takes a couple times to learn how to fold it down. But once you get it it’s a great chair easy to set up and take down. Also very sturdy w the square base and comes with caps to snap on the feet of the chair to prevent from sinking in. Haven’t had to use them yet. Spacious bag, light weight. Comfortable too.

I bought this mini chair for a retreat and it was PERFECT! It's a little crazy looking when you first take it out and it starts snapping into place and sometimes confusing to put back up, but give yourself a few minutes to open it and put it away and all is well. This is a GREAT chair. Lightweight, nice carrying pouch, sturdy, and easy to use overall.

These chairs pack nicely and they are reasonably comfortable except for trying to get out of them. They do take a little time and effort to set up though.

Bought this for car camping. If you tend to relax by slouching, this chair is for you.Pros:- Could fall asleep with a pillow behind your head- Very easy to get in and out of for a 72 year old geezer like me- I can play my acoustic guitar comfortably in this chair- Packs very small, huge benefit for campers with limited haul capacity- Very light weight- Super easy to assemble and disassemble, if you have even the slightest wits about youCons:- They should offer a pillow for your head, especially since there are loops to hook one on to- The person who wants one chair for most utilizations would have to accept eating in a slouch positionWould recommend to friend. I am working on devising a pillow back that would accommodate sitting upright and a neck/head rest all in one.

These are both much more comfortable and stable than anticipated! (I'm 5' 10", ~190 lbs.) I also like that I can easily sit up straight (to eat, for example) without feeling like I'm "perched" on something unstable, as well as lean back into them with the nice back comfort for lounging. I'm glad I got the "higher" of the two; the lower ones (shorter legs, I believe) seem more appropriate for much shorter adults or children. Also, even though they seem a bit like "bucket seats" to me, I don't find it difficult to stand up at all and they do not seem unstable whatsoever during the process of standing up. The wide snap-on adjustable feet seem amazing so far and the ability to buy extra feet (4 pack) seems both prudent and possibly unnecessary, depending upon things like: whether the chairs will be used on sand (where if one were to pop off it could possibly be difficult to locate), how careful you are with your gear, how prone you are to losing small items, or chance. If the price were $50 for two of these chairs with a couple spare feet thrown in, I would say: Now that's a good deal! At roughly $100 for two and 4 spare feet to protect your investment a bit (tax included), it currently seems to me to be somewhere between "a bit more than they should be" and "fairly reasonable, I guess"; my final verdict will likely depend upon the combination of their longevity and how many extra feet I end up having to buy. But given the packable portable chair market, if they were shooting for the "middle ground" here, they may have very well hit the sweet spot and done a fine job of it. Time (usage) will tell (durability). Regardless, I do think I will also find a bit of extra shock cord, just in case one snaps at some point, as I will likely want to attempt a repair; however, I also believe this to be both inevitable, given the nature of shock cord, and not something that should necessarily reflect upon the overall quality of the chair.Update ~10 months later: I've used them both several times on a roughly 15 degree (grassland) slope (facing a lake), they've performed flawlessly, haven't lost a foot, and the only thing I'd add to my original review was that I ordered an extra pair, just in case, because these truly work that well for me.