TREKOLOGY YIZI GO Camping Chair for Adult – Compact, Foldable, Lightweight 0.9 kg, 136 kg Capacity, Durable Aluminum, Quick Setup, Ideal for Backpacking, Beach, and Outdoor Adventures (Black)

I needed a compact chair for the recent Fairford Airshow and so I chose this one. It truly is compact when in its travel bag, nicely lightweight too. It easily fitted in the strung enclosure on my rucksack and its lightweight meant I barely noticed I was carrying it. It's very simple to assemble, the metal tubes are linked together with a length of elastic, similar to some tent poles. This means you'd struggle to go wrong. The only tricky think is working out which way the fabric cover goes on the frame. It felt very sturdy, I'm 100Kg and it took my weight comfortably. Its comfortable to sit in for a prolonged length of time and the fact its breathable is great for a warm day sat in the sun 😎 The drinks holder is an added bonus. It was also very easy and quick to disassemble. Overall I'm very happy with it. At the current price of over 30 quid, its a little expensive, but I think its worth the price. I had a discount on my purchase, and I believe this is regularly available so look out for the discount box and don't forget to tick it ✅ I hope you find my review helpful.

These fold up chairs are amazing for wildlife photography, they erect in less than a minute, their comfortable, and disassemble easy,pack into a small compact bag and can be attached to your kit bag and only weigh a bag of sugar. Good quality chairs.

This Trekology Ultra Lightweight Camping Chair has been a regular companion on my camping trips and days out for the last couple of years, seeing about six weeks of use in total. It's a proper lightweight option, making it ideal for chucking in the car without taking up half the boot. Setting it up is a doddle once you’ve done it once; the poles practically assemble themselves, and while the seat fabric can be a bit snug to attach, the little finger tabs certainly help. Packing away is just as straightforward, with a generously sized bag that doesn't demand a wrestling match to get everything back inside. At 100kg and 184cm, I found it perfectly sturdy and comfortable enough for those campfire evenings. It's not designed to be a plush armchair, but for a compact, lightweight camp chair, it does the job nicely. The side pockets are genuinely handy for bits and bobs, and the option to attach the storage bag underneath as an extra pouch is a neat touch, even if I don't use it constantly. Durability has been good over two years; everything feels as solid as new. My main gripe, and it's a significant one, is the feet. Used predominantly on grass fields, the standard feet tend to sink into softer ground, leading to a couple of unexpected topples. I've even lost one of the foot fittings to the mud, which is a real pain. Adding some anti-sink feet would be a cheap and massive improvement to an otherwise very capable chair. For its compact size and ease of transport, it’s a good piece of kit that seems built to last a fair few years. Pros: Ultra-lightweight & Compact: Easy to transport for camping or day trips. Quick Setup/Pack-down: Simple assembly once you've done it a couple of times. Comfortable Enough: Good for extended campfire sessions, considering its size. Handy Features: Useful side pockets and under-chair storage option. Good Build Quality: Held up well over two years of regular use. Cons: Sinking Feet: Standard feet sink into soft ground, leading to instability. Not an Armchair Replacement: Don't expect plush comfort; it's a functional, lightweight chair.

Does the job. Nice and light. Initially difficult to get the seat cover on the frame but it needs to be - gets easier the more you do it. Very sturdy. Small size but works for me as I'm short.

Absolutely loved these chairs. We took them on about three holidays two were a month long of beach or hiking with the chairs. We’d pack them in the hand luggage and really liked the whole design and concept. But sadly the triple joint with the legs deteriorated and fractured. I think because there is no control on the splay of the feet so adds pressure - maybe if there was a resistance bar between the two feet, it would relieve the pressure on the joint itself. Both mine and my husbands chairs went the same - I weigh 101/2 stone and hubby 14 stone. The seat is very comfortable and we’d while away the hours in them enjoying the views from our shaded palm tree. Great product and comfortable and canvas seat it super tough. Light and convenient. We’re now using the carry bag as shoe bags because they are so well made.

Super light, compact but quality, sturdy little chair. I'm 15st and 6" tall and the chairs just fine. Bought for motorbike camping and fits easily into panniers.

Great and durable chairs! Comfortable to use and easy to setup and pack!

The cover is difficult to put on. The biggest problem with these chairs though is they are for kids. The size is small and there's no way an adult is sitting on these for any length of time before it breaking. Sent back