MOON LENCE Portable Camping Chair Backpacking Chair - The 4th Generation Ultralight Folding Chair - Compact, Lightweight Foldable Chairs for Hiking Mountaineering, Beach

Great buy! Quick and easy to assemble and break down. Compact so you can travel easily with it. I have taken it to the beach and to the mountains. Nice and sturdy, feels secure when sitting and comfortable. Would buy again!

Update after moderate use: Finding them very comfortable. I've been taking to watching my children's sports practices and they are much more comfortable and convenient than the fold up chairs available to sit in (as well as a guarantied seat). They setup and breakdown in 45 seconds and are nice and easy to carry into a crowded area. I think they could be very comfortable for multiple hours. Additionally, the materials are holding up very well.I recommend these to anyone who's looking for compact portable chairs.--------------------------------------------------------------------------Another great Moonlence product! I have one of their portable side tables and it's been great for camping and taking to beaches or swimming holes. I've been looking at different compact chairs to add to our outdoor gear with a primary focus on portability so we can get away from the big bulky foldup chairs that take a lot of space and not fun to carry far. I was hoping to get something very comfortable, but knew that's harder to get in a small package and was willing to sacrifice some comfort for portability. So that being said, these chairs were an excellent choice.I would have no problem carrying these on a 5 mile hike or down a steep trail to a swimming hole. They save a lot of space for camping and make it easy to pack more stuff and not be overloaded in the car. They can fit in a backpack. Keyword: PORTABILITY.Durability, these seem very sturdy. The material seems very strong and reinforced in the spots that take the most stress. The metal frame is very sturdy as well.Comfort wise they aren't a cushioned recliner, but they will get the job done around a campfire or at the lake or for enjoying a nice view for an hour or so. I'm 5'9" 175lbs and I'd say someone up to 6' with an average frame would have similar experience. Bigger than that could be less comfortable.Lastly, it's quick and easy to put together and take apart. Shouldn't take more than a minute or 2 for anyone without mobility or dexterity issues.

I weight 380 lbs and this chair held up to me just fine. Not just sitting still on level ground mind you, but on uneven ground or sometimes half sunken into the ground (unavoidable with normal chair legs) with me reclining, cooking, changing my socks, etc. It's just wobbly enough to make you question it a little, but there were zero signs/sounds of stress to the chair.The "cup holders" couldn't hold any kind of cup I know of.Fun extra I was unaware of until messing around with it... it can be set up at half height (I'm guessing either for in a boat or on sand).Comfort was "sufficient" and it's a little heavy for backpacking, but so am I.Overall it fills it's intended role nicely, delivers on it's weight limit, and it was fair price.

It is very easy to use and to assemble. Build quality is good and it is convenient to sit in.Very compact and foldability is great.Looks great, not cheap.It does not easily tilt.

I'm in the military and this is my go-to chair. Its extremely durable and I put my camp chairs through hell. I often sit on them in full gear which can almost double my weight at times. It's extremely compact and can be strapped to the outside of your bag with the strap that comes with the carrying case. It assembles and disassembles rather quickly (although nothing beats a tripod chair for fast assembly). I always get asked about where I got this chair and have had many others buy it after seeing it in person. It sits just a little bit above squatting level, and is very comfortable. The side pockets are a nice touch and can be tucked down with velcro.

Small and lightweight to carry. Fun to have in the car for a evening at the park or camping. Surprising that they are quite comfortable although a little hard to get up from for the older generation (me) because they are so low to the ground. Easy setting up but takes a couple times practice to fold back down. Great purchase.

The chairs are decent in that they are light and portable, but also a little on the short side. I would also be careful when sitting yourself down in them. They are a little wobbly and feel like they could break easily if you just sit yourself down too fast. 1 canoe trip so far and they have held up though. Hoping for the best.One other thing, I ordered olive green chairs for myself and black chairs for my friend. They are not the same. The black ones are stitched differently with less mesh and are more comfortable. Not a deal breaker but a little disappointing.

I bought this to take on a two-day backpacking trip. While this is not absolutely the lightest chair available, it is a great value for the price: a tad bit heavier, but far less expensive. The chair is fairly easy to set up, though it first seems like a jumble. It is pretty clear what goes where, even at night with the instructions back at home. Disassembling the chair is also easy: the pieces "want" to be in the right position for packing.The base is pretty sturdy, but I found it requires solid, flat ground. If the ground is slanted, or soft, the chair will tumble over easily. This wasn't a problem once I knew to find the flat, solid ground.The seat is comfortable. I tried many chairs at a retail store, and found that many were too narrow, too soft, or too firm due to supports or cloth under tension. This chair does fine job of distributing my weight.Overall, I'm pleased with how the chair worked out on the trip.

The only reason I'm taking off a star is for the overall size. I'm 185cm tall and 115KG (well built so not particularly wide in the rear) and while I don't feel that this chair will break under me (the opposite actually, they're really sturdy), they are a snug fit if you're on the bigger side.But they pack down really small and are quite comfortable. Have 2x that live in my Jeep for adventure times.