URPRO Outdoor Ultralight Portable Folding Chairs with Carry Bag Heavy Duty 145kgs Capacity Collapsible Chair Camping Folding Chairs Beach Chairs

I bought this for a recent camping trip to test it out as it's a cheaper version of a chair my brother has. I put it together for the first time at home, admittedly the fabric was tight and it was a bit of a struggle so I sat in it for the evening and left it overnight to stretch it a bit before putting it away (which is super easy).Once it got to the campsite it was great, went together fine, is comfortable to sit in (even has a little beer can/phone pocket), sturdy and seems no different to its more expensive counterparts. I would definitely recommend.Super lightweight, packs up really small. It will be a regular addition to all future outdoor escapades :)

Lightweight, simple to assemble/pack away, and comfortable to sit in.I bought this to upgrade from my three-legged camp stool, which was adequate but lacks a means of resting your back. The packed size is marginally wider but shorter and would take up more space, but as I strap it to the outside of my pack along with my tarp shelter, this is of little consequence.Some reviewers have had trouble attaching the fabric seat to the frame and, while there is some tension required, I had no difficulty with this myself.The chair sits lower than traditional camp chairs, but not overly so. At 50, I’m able to bring my feet under my body and stand right up out of it without having to prise myself up or roll out which, if it were lower, would be impossible.Because of how light it is, the bag it packs into should be strapped below the seat when deployed, and weighted down with a water bottle or similar item to prevent the chair blowing away if it is windy. And I wouldn’t rock about in it, which would introduce strain on the frame and fabric.How long it lasts remains to be seen but for now, I’m happy with my purchase.

Even though the item is very practical for its clever design I would say it's very small for an adult. My 5 year old fits in it perfectly. It's very low to the ground too which is fine for my own use but may be uncomfortable for other people.The canvas material is good quality and it is very lightweight in the bag that it comes with . Ideal for camping but only if you don't intend to be getting up and down too often 🤣

Have had these chairs a while now and take them with me canoe and cycle camping and are light enough to attach to a rucksack for hiking. I have no real issues with them-they are as good as any of the expensive brands out there so great value for money. They are sturdy, light, with strong stitching and the small caps on the legs do stop that sinking feeling!

Really pleased with this chair (have since purchased another one) small, lightweight and easy to put together and pack away. No more lugging about big bulky chairs.Highly recommended.

Great little chair lightweight sturdy and comfortable and compact when bagged up. I tried a few and settled on this one

Is this a chair for ants?Significantly smaller than it looks in the pictures. Fine, I'm a bit chubby but even a slim 15 year old found it small. That woman curled up in it in the pictures must either be photoshopped into it or abnormally petite.Supports my weight easily but sturdy? No, a constant slight feeling that the whole thing might just tip over.Easy to assemble? Perhaps if you're strong but I really had to put my back into getting those poles into the corners and I'm not weak. Children or elderly may have a significant struggle.Overall, not terrible for the quite low price but definitely wouldn't recommend.But they are very light and easy to carry, I will say that for them. Although haven't as yet attempted the repack into the bag which may not be quite as easy.

This has proven to be sturdy, and yet light enough to take on bikepacking trips. It has survived packing tight many times, and being strapped to the bike all day long on, come gravel or tarmac.It takes my weight (75kg) with easy, and the side pockets are actually quite useful.The back support is great, but the hips and bottom could do with more support, or a wider area. I am relatively thin, so larger people might find this even more limiting. I can't sit on it for more than a couple of hours, as it gets tiring around the glutes.Overall, happy with it, and surprised with how sturdy it is. Very easy to assemble and pack.