ONETIGRIS Tigerblade Camping Chair, Lightweight Folding Backpacking Hiking Chair, Compact Portable 330 lbs Capacity

Positive: I find it more comfortable than I was expecting. I could sit in this thing all day without feeling sore. It is compact, lightweight, easy to set up, easy to take down and pack; this chair is well-designed and, by all appearances, is built as well as any other chair I've seen selling for twice the price.Negative: Given its small size and the limited footprint of its feet, of course, you can't lean hard to the left or right without beginning to tip -- that's just the nature of any/all of these small camp chairs.Context: I've unpacked and repacked this chair for use maybe 8-10 times, with maybe 20-25 hours of sitting. I sat in my canvas tent on this chair for about 8 hours straight recently during a prolonged wind storm while camping, reading, listening to audiobooks, and just staring out at the clouds and dancing trees. I was completely comfortable and content. My buddy (~150 lbs) brought his newly-purchased GSI rocking camp chair (~$80). He had some stitching pop the first hour he was sitting in it; it's still a cool chair, and obviously it's just different than mine, but honestly I still prefer this OneTigris chair when both are available to sit in.

Got this nice little foldable chair for my Hurricane deployments to the south. It's extremely comfortable and easy to set up and put together. Once you set it up properly, the chair is quite sturdy where you don't feel like your going to tip over or fall out. The way you sit in it, is high enough where you sink it and have some great back support no matter if your short or tall. I do wish there was maybe a cup holder on the side of it, but then again you're so close to the ground when you sit, you really don't need it. Im actually considering buying another one after being pleasantly suprised by this one.

Easy setup and pack up, a little low to the ground not bad. We'll see more as it gets use. So far pretty excited to have a decent seat that can be attached to my backpack .Gave it a four for now if it lives through the summer I'll bump that up to a Five and hopefully by then they will have more style options.

I'm 215lbs and this holds me just fine. It wiggles a little bit so I'm still careful, but it feels plenty strong enough for at least a few years of use. Fits great in the side panniers of my motorcycle for bike trips!

Compact and reasonably comfortable. The carry bag is a bit bigger/more awkward to pack than a standard stuff sack type of bag. Not a big deal, but if space is limited may want to consider a different carry bag for it. Not too sure about the 330lb weight rating, felt decently solid under my 200lb body weight though.

The chair is made of great quality. I feel like it's going to last a very long time. It is compact-able and it reduces the space in our truck. Super easy to assemble and to put back together.

The chair sits pretty low to the ground. So if your ok with that it's great. Packs down small, lightweight and easily holds me. 230lbs. Also very sturdy and the fabric feels quality. Unlike most standard foldable camping chairs.

Comfortable to sit. Quality material. 2.925lbs as it says (see attached photo). Took me 82 seconds to put together first time I opened it (no instructions). Can lean to left and right with stable base and no tipping over. Packs to about the size of a loaf of bread to give you comparative context. My cat can loaf in bag so in my opinion, I’d buy again.