MARCHWAY Lightweight Folding High Back Camping Chair with Head Support, Stable Portable Compact for Outdoor Camp, Travel, Beach, Picnic, Festival, Hiking, Backpacking (Highback Green)

Pros: High-back support, incredibly comfortable, sturdy, sets up in seconds, and very easy to pack and carry. Cons: None—it's the best chair for outdoor comfort! I have tried so many similar lightweight hiking chairs over the years, and this one is by far the absolute best of the bunch. If you've used standard compact camping chairs, you know the biggest issue: they lack upper back support, leaving you slouched over and causing serious back pain after a short while. This high-back design is a total game-changer. It gives you the full-body support you actually need to relax, making it easily the most comfortable portable chair I’ve ever sat in. Beyond the amazing comfort, the practical design is top-notch. Lightning-Fast Setup! It literally sets up in seconds. The frame snaps together intuitively without any wrestling. Despite being incredibly lightweight, its sturdy build feels solid and secure on the ground. No sketchy wobbling when you sit back. Perfect for Travel: It packs down small and is easy to carry, making it perfect for hiking, camping, or just keeping in the trunk for unexpected stops. If you ask me: Don't waste your money on the short-backed chairs that will leave you sore. Spend it on this one instead. It is durable, ultra-portable, and most importantly, incredibly comfortable. Highly recommended!

After assembly and test sitting, the MARCHWAY Lightweight Folding High Back Camping Chair appears to check all the boxes for me. It is lightweight, comfortable, folds into a very compact package, and the materials appear to be durable. Sitting position is slightly reclined, and felt very comfortable; it will be ideal when combined with a footrest. It sits slightly lower than a regular chair, which I wanted so I can use it under my truck cap; this might be a concern if you have difficulty standing up. I bought the high-back version, which supports my head pretty well. There is a firm crosspiece with padding where my head rests and I found it very comfortable but for extended sitting (watching a movie or game, etc.) I might add a small pillow or other padding; this remains to be seen. First assembly was a little 'fiddly' but intuitive enough; guys, read the instructions if you want to save a couple of minutes. The manual says that assembly gets a little easier after the fabric stretches with use. I purchased this on sale for $40 and at this price I consider it an excellent value.

After returning a much more expensive brand, I picked up the MARCHWAY Lightweight Folding Camping Chair — and I’m glad I did. These chairs cost a fraction of the price yet feel just as sturdy. The velcro straps that keep the folded legs in place are a thoughtful touch that makes storage and transport much easier. I’ve used them for several months now, mostly for watching sporting events, and they’ve held up great. They’re light, easy to carry, assemble in seconds, and stay firm and supportive even after repeated use. Comfort is solid for a portable chair — no sagging or shifting. A smart buy if you want durability and portability without the premium price tag.

Perfect hiking chair, lightweight and very comfortable. I’m 5’5” and my husband is 6’2” and we both were comfortable in the chair. Easy to set up and break down.

I needed a lightweight chair to strap to my backpack on a scout camping trip. This did the job beautifully! Easy assembly, durable - and with the higher back it makes it quite comfortable for an afternoon nap in the outdoors! Assembly and repacking is simple.

First of all. I weigh 225. I’m not a small guy. That being said it’s durable but does require you sit in it properly. I don’t advise leaning crazy in it. Treat it like the tiny chair it is. It folds up nicely and there is zero trouble setting it up or getting it back into the bag. It’s compact and easy to pop on the back of a pack when hiking. I really like the color. I used it in the rain and when I got home it took hardly any time to dry out in the normal air of my house. Stability is good with there being a slight flexing of the poles. It is quite low to the ground. I am 5’10” so I would say you could sit in this easily to about 6’ - 6’2” any taller and your knees will be in your chest. It’s got a nice thick seat on it that looks quite rip resistant. Very good quality material. Easy to put away, easy to deploy.

Super nice. Strong. Easy and fast to set up.

Update on the bottom So this is exactly what I was looking for. I wanted something that was reasonably compact to take fishing, but a high back so that I could be comfortable in it for longer periods. My concerns, in general for this type of chair not just for this particular product, were around durability, and whether the poles in the chair would poke into the seating area and jab you while you sat. Here's what I've found. I can't speak to long-term durability because I just got it and have only used it a couple of times. But here's what I can comment on. It fits nicely in a carry-on bag on a flight, so it was great for attending my son's rugby tournament. It went through security without anybody stopping me or suddenly considering a chair pole a lethal weapon. For reference I am 6 ft tall and about 225 lbs. The chair was comfortable, there were no poles sticking into my back, the seat material breathed well, and at least I'm flat grass it was very stable. It wasn't wobbly or rickety in any noticeable sense, so it didn't feel like it would break down over time. The height is a little low compared to a full-sized standard chair, but I think that's just the price you pay for having a somewhat compact package when you break it down. But I'll say this about the height, it's really a good balance. It's low enough that you can pack the chairs fairly small, but it's high enough that you don't necessarily feel like a little kid sitting next to somebody in a more standard chair, so a great compromise. The test on durability will be on the stitching over time, and whether the plastic joints that all the poles assemble into will crack. I saw no indication that would be a problem, but it is just what I would watch for in the long term. Because it is a compact chair it doesn't have some amenities like a cup holder that I may eventually miss, but really that wasn't my goal. My goal was compact. And what the heck why not just put your cooler next to you and buy one of those with a cup holder in the lid and bang you're good to go. At this price, and this ability to pack down into such a small package, this seems like everything that I was looking for in this style of chair. I would definitely give it a run if I were you. Update: The material is stretching at the seams after not many uses. Now I am 6', 230lbs so your mileage may vary. I will add some pics so you can see what I mean.

Very nice portable chair. Very comfortable and easy to put up.

Escogí un producto más caro que otros, pero me base en la opinión de la gente en cuanto a confortabilidad, comodidad, descanso y cumplió al 100%. Es un producto bastante cómodo, fácil de instalar, ligero fácil de llevar, resistente y me aguanta mis 105 kilos sin problema aunque parece más frágil. Esta excelente que me animé a comprar una segunda silla para mis días de campo.

very useful and easy to store. can bring alone and can be use anytime with convenience

Kick ass chair! Ridiculously easy to set up and pack up. Strong and comfortable and very light weight. It doesn't have arm rests but that doesn't bother me at all. I weigh 165lbs and it supports me very well. I bought because it had a nice high back that I can lean my head on as I relax to a nice veiw. Awesome product.

Tooop demais!!!