OneTigris Camping Chair with Detachable Cushion, 150 kg Capacity, Compact Portable Folding Chair for Camping, Hiking, Travel, Beach, Festivals, Backpacking

Always wary with seats like this as to Durban’s sturdiness, for this style of chair these seem really well made, they’re comfortable, take up a tiny amount of space in 4x4 which is what they were bought for to replace bulky ARB chairs.Obviously there’s going to be a bit of sacrifice like no arms etc but spot on for what we need and very comfy exceeding expectations.

I bought this as an option against the military folding chairs and a One Tigris Promenade.To be honest neither are a match for comfort. The dragonhide is far superior. The angle that it holds your body at is slightly different to that of the Promenade which means it's actually slightly easier to get out of, but due to the high back it's actually more restful, which means you don't want to get out of it.It's packed size is slightly larger than the Promenade, but still smaller and easier to pack than a military folding / directors style chair.I haven't weighed it against either chairs In comparison, but I think it's lighter than the military, but marginally heavier than the Promenade.In use if there's only one and you have a Promenade and military folders as options, people make a beeline straight to it as opposed to the others. The Promenade is the second choice.It's appearance is good, it looks to have a slightly lower seat than a military chair and the long back with the removable / adjustable headrest (through velcro strips) makes it's appearance that little more aesthetically more pleasing, the long back also adds to its functionality.Initially you could be a little concerned about how robust it is, but from what I have experienced so far it's actually a lot stronger than you think.The little pockets on the side are a nice touch, but to be honest I haven't used them yet.In the end though what people want to know is "Is it Comfy?" And the answer is yes. Was it worth the money? For me once again yes as I will get quite a lot of use out of it.I hope this helps.

This is a super comfortable camping chair, and very hard wearing. Easy to put up/down and well made. Recommend!

Yes, it is large and fairly heavy, but don't let that put you off, there is a knack for opening the bottom frame but easily worked out. instructions show putting frame together then fitting the seat. Yes it is a bit hard getting the last corner in! but I found extend the arms first then put seat on, then pull out frame underneath the seat, simple. to take down collapse down do the reverse close frame then lift off seat and fold down.I found this to be very comfortable and the seat is bigger than it looks.

Having had several different designs of camp chairs over the years. This one is the best one yet. Compact, easy to set up and comfortable. What more can I ask for.

I really like this chair. It is comfortable, easy to put together and robust. It is not cheap but you do get a quality product.

This is a great, lightweight chair that can convert to a beach chair by folding the legs in. The material and construction appears to be very good. Unfortunately, after testing it indoors, I found the seat just a bit too narrow for my very large rear end, although it handled my weight (about 110kg) with no problem at all.Was very sad to have to return it but I do need a wider seat. (Can't blame the chair for that, though!)

So comfortable and easy to set up. Hard wearing material and love how small it packs down. Highly recommend

A little on the tippy side when leaning forwards

Easy to set up, has great features (I prefer sitting low), and the quality is just great.

Really like the way this feels, very comfortable.

Well constructed. Plastic hubs are beefy, aluminum poles feel thick enough as well. Easy assembly. The fabric does not go on as easily as shown in the video. It needs a little stretch and bend of the final pole to fit onto the pockets but not bad. Quite comfy. I like the adjustable neck support. Roll up a sweater for lumbar support and it'll be perfect. Obviously too heavy for backpacking, but perfect for car camping. Excited to use it on my next trip.

Correct si vous avez un espace restreint mais sans plus.La solidité semble fragile surtout les barres du dossier.275 livres maximum j'en doute fortement....je dirais max 225.Je pèse 195 livres mais je j'oserais pas me laisser "tomber" assis dessus.Je m'attendais à quelques chose de plus solide.Je pense que si vous ne manquez pas de place, il existe de meilleurs alternatives, qui sur le long terme seront plus solide.Le confort eet aussi très ordinaire.