iClimb Low Ultralight Compact Camping Folding Chair with Side Pocket and Carry Bag (Blue)

I bought 2 of these chairs for a trip to Hawaii. The plan was to pack them in my suitcase and use them on the beaches, instead of renting chairs. Much to my dismay and several hand blisters later, we were traveling from Island to Island without being able to collapse these chairs fully. Sand had wedged itself into every groove possible, especially the joints of the bottom bar. We tried twisting, hammering, soap, oil, and prayers. Nothing, it seemed, would dislodge the poles for collapsing. In a desperate hour before boarding the plane, we managed to finally return both chairs to their bags. How we managed was nothing short of a miracle and the truest definition of teamwork. You may be wondering why the 4 star rating then. Well these chairs are the perfect travel companion at less than 2 pounds each and so small they fit in checked luggage with our tiny camping table, a shade tent, snorkeling gear, and all the clothing/supplies I would need for 3 weeks in Hawaii. They are fairly decent chairs once assembled and we achieved our goal of saving money by never renting chairs. Here's your PRO TIP should you decide these chairs are right for you: wrap the joint with something to keep out the sand (we used tin foil from a dollar store) and set the assembled chair's bottom bar into the open carrying bag before setting the whole thing in the sand. We haven't looked back. Works like a charm!

This chair is awesome and super sturdy. It's very lightweight, and folds up relatively small to fit in a backpack. I plan to bring this with me when I go backpacking. It's also very comfortable to sit in, and keeps your back supported for short periods, despite it sitting so low to the ground. It fits perfectly under my tent (see photo) if I want to chill or cook if it's raining. I honestly would buy it again.

I wanted a lightweight share without spending over a hundred bucks on a Helinox. At 28 oz (full mesh seat) in the bag, this chair is a great value at forty bucks. It's not far off the ground, so I often drop into with some force, but it has held up nicely. Takes a little effort to get out of it for the same reason, but it's a very comfortable chair. Not the easiest chair to set up, but not the hardest either. Not the lightest but certainly light enough for backpacking. Completely satisfied.

骨組みに敷きぬのを４カ所引っ掛けて使います座り心地めっちゃええよ😳あまり長持ちしないよ😳自分が使った時 せもたれ側😃骨組みが引っ掛かった所😃片方がやぶれて骨組みが飛び出したよ😳引っ掛けるカ所にプラスチックの丸い穴のあるものをいれて

Overall decent chair - if you get it on sale. I paid about $33 to get the mesh version in Used Like New condition. Assembly is not too bad, though you do have to pay attention to putting the lower legs on in the right direction, so I will keep the instructions (photographic and written, very helpful). There is no lumbar support and it does have a little bit of the "slipping out" feel due to the material and reclined curve, so I shove a jacket or pillow behind my back. As others have noted, it's low. I like that I can rock back on the back legs some, like in the product pictures, but I don't completely trust the strength of the legs in that position (and I'm about 135lb), so don't do it too often. The weight listed in the description appears to be accurate. My mesh chair was supposed to be 1.7lb and without the carry case it came out to 1lb 9oz, or 1.5625lb. I just used the webbing and clip that are attached to the legs for stability to wrap it up in a bundle, so no bag needed to keep all the parts together.