Esup Camping Chair, Ultralight Portable Compact Folding Beach Chairs with Carry Bag for Outdoor Camping, Backpacking, Hiking (Orange 1 Pack)

A decent chair. I'm 6'4" and 220 lbs. It survived a recent camping week in the wilderness with me. Definitely a plus to have somewhere comfy to sit when you are in the woods, hence the popularity of this style chair. It is lighter weight than similar chairs, such as REI's Flexlite Camp Boss. In this chair you sit a little lower, which makes it a little harder to get out of, and it is a little smaller, so the ends of the upper rods rub a little on my shoulder blades. Not a huge deal, but these two things do make it less comfortable than a bigger chair. Also, the diameter of the tubing in this chair is significantly smaller, and I'm sure that will make it less durable eventually. On the plus side it is lighter, so less to add to your pack weight if you are a gram shaving hiker. And its size would probably be fine for children or smaller adults. Finally, I think it might work well as a duffers chair in the middle of a canoe, while the REI chair probably sits you too high for boat stability. So depending on your size, needs, and expectations, this could be a good chair for you. Its overall quality and durability seem decent for such an inexpensive item.

It is good to have a chair after walking the entire day. Problem is it doesn't last 2 camping trips of 3 days. The fabric rips on the poles hole part. In a camping terrain the chair sinks and the rubber at the bottom get lost in the terrain. I bought 6, for me and my friends and it happened with all of them. They sent me 2 back when I reported the first 2 on my first trip.

Second one for me. Takes a MI ute to learn how to unfold and attach the seat material. I put on top first. Helps to put Fram on its side to push the arms were necessary.Next one will have the oversized feet. Michigan forests to the great lakes have sandy soil. I found the feet sink if I wiggle over my camp stove. I'll cut 3" squares out of 1/2" osb board (plywood) and center a 3/4" hole in each sanding edges and corners for now.

It did not come with assembly instructions.I figured it out but it was very difficult for me to get it assembled. The fabric does not stretch enough to make it easy. I'm a 65 year old woman and I had to have a male friend help me with it. It is lightweight and fairly comfortable. But it wont work for me.

I like how they are compact and fit in their zip up pouch. They are actually pretty comfy for us when camping

I have the REI version and his seems to be almost equal. REI version is better quality of course but this is pretty on par with it... would buy this before REI now.

This is such a cute little chair! Each to assemble and take down, is super light weight, and doesn't take up much space. It actually feels like good quality, given that it's $24. Highly recommend it as an addition to your next park trip!

Great chair, folded up well and was light. Used it camping on a cross country trip from the mountains to the dessert. Great investment.