Geezo Ultralight Folding Camping Chair,Portable Chairs with Carry Bag Heavy Duty 264lbs Capacity for Backpacking, Hiking, Picnic (Red)

For a product costing almost three times less than a similar chair from REI, this folding chair is an absolute bargain. The aluminium tubing is sturdy and well engineered, and the seat itself is made with an impressive attention to details. This is all the more impressive as the whole chair is costing hardly more than a T-bone in an upscale steak house. The look and feel are definitely good, and the comfort is adequate (please note that this is not a beach chair with a headrest, and that one is sitting fairly close to the ground, but this applies to all ultra-portable folding chairs). The ‘anti-sink-it feet’ are a great addition and work perfectly, but out of the box, they are impossible to fit onto the legs (and I’m a rather muscular male). I hade to scrape away some material on the inner edge of each cup with a sharp knife—not a big deal, but it will still put off some users, which is why I gave only four stars, although the rest deserves five.

This review is for the tall-back chair ("Dark Blue").Likes: A little easier to assemble than a similar bungee "arm-chair" version I have, probably because the longer back allows for more stretch during assembly.Dislikes: The back, while taller than most of these bungee chairs, is still not long enough for most US men. I am 6' tall and the bottom of my head is against the top hem of the chair. See the photo for the chair's seat to back hem height. To sit comfortably I need to slouch. And in that position my head is still pointed to the sky. Good for sky watching, and maybe a nap, but not good for conversation or eating. Turns out there's a reason why all the vendor's photos show people leaning forward in the chair.The seat is also narrower than my other bungee chair. See my photos for seat width. I put in a 25 pound weight to partially simulate the weight of one's butt in the chair. I am a male who weighs 165 pounds and I fit comfortably in the seat area. But some women and the average overweight US male will have a VERY snug fit, if they fit at all.Conclusion: I'll keep it, but bring a pillow to keep my head up. And maybe figure some way to attach that custom pillow with Velcro to keep it from falling to the ground every time i get up.

Pretty straight forward. What you see is what you get. Sewing is a little rough at the seams, but can’t complain for the price. Easy to put together, sturdy and stable, comfortable. The feet take a lot of weight/pressure to snap in place, so I don’t know how removable they are, but I consider that a positive. You won’t have to worry about losing them. They’re also what separates this product from the other similar options on amazon. I bought from a different manufacturer first and promptly lost one of the tiny feet it came with. These are much wider and more secure.

Great little beach chair. Compact and lightweight. Good if you need to walk a ways to your destination. Easily fits in a draw string backpack with a towel. I'm am pretty petite so it's a great size for me. pretty much just let the pieces fall out of bag and assemble themselves. Just needed to click them in all the way. Assembly and Break down is easy.

Ive taken this item on several hikes exceeding 5 miles. It's a good size to either place in your large bag or I strap ot to my 72L bag on the bottom for easy access.Easy setup. It seems the poles are almost wanting to be extended into place.The material latches onto the frame easily.This is a great product and with care I see it lasting me for years.

The most I like this chair was light weight

So ridiculously small seat. Very uncomfortable, but light weight. Returning.

Only used in living room, it’s snowing outside. So this will sit(ha ha) till spring