TCEK Swivel Portable Chair Camping Chairs - Small Compact Folding Chair for Adults That Setup in 8 Seconds, Lightweight Outdoor Backpacking Chair for Camp, Travel, Hiking, Beach, Support 300 LBS,Blue

We have mostly used this on grass and haven’t fallen over ! It’s much more comfortable than I thought it would be but it’s not as comfortable as a full fold up chair. The metal frame and fabric feels high quality. The only thing that I found difficult was extending the metal frame was a bit difficult for me. I learned that you have to extend the top metal frame first before extending the metal for the seat otherwise it will be too tight. Aside from that, the set up was really easy and the product is lightweight and very portable that I could put it under a stroller basket or a stick it in a big tote to be carried. Would definitely recommend.

Overall the chair works as promised. It is comfortable for lounging and sitting back, but if you are using it for watching sports or where you tend to lean foward in your chair, it is not the best. I purchased to watch my kids while playing sports, so I tend to lean to keep an eye on them/ball etc...I will often catch myself as the small, close together legs will quickly make you top heavy and you catch yourself falling forward. otherwise for lounging and sitting back, it is very comfortable! Easy fold, seems durable and can't beat the size for lugging to the field and back!

As others have noted the chair is a challenge to set up out of the box. It takes multiple times of setting the chair up and breaking it down to be able to easily do it. The fabric needs to stretch out a bit. Once it is broken in it is easy to set up. The seated position is a bit more reclined than I was hoping for but it serves its purpose. 4 stars because it is so reclined. But, if that is what you are looking for it is 5 stars.

Solidly built. I'm a decent size guy and don't feel I'm straining the strength of the chair.Very easy to set up and take down. I like the rotation feature.Pretty comfortable to sit in for periods of time. But make sure to set it up on flat ground or you'll slide out. Had to place this on a hill at a kids' ball game and it was work to stay in it.The carry bag needs a longer strap. It's impossible to keep it on your shoulder to carry.

I purchased this solely for sitting in long lines at Comic-Con. It may take 8 seconds for someone with great thumb or hand strength to set it up after a few trial runs but not for me. I managed to get 3 out of 6 spring loaded pin springs to extend the legs but had to seek assistance from my husband. After 5 mins, I sat in it. Definitely higher off the floor and was able to sit comfortably. However although my REI camp chair sat lower to the ground, the back seemed higher. And yes, it did weigh close to 5 lbs -- a bit too heavy for me with everything else I would be hauling at the convention. Definitely perfect for the beach and camping.

Portability and lightweight is good. But, only had this chair for less than two months of purchase, used during soccer games and one of the legs snapped, rendering it useless and waste of money. Total adult weight on chair from 140-175 lbs.

Comfortable chair, however it was wobbly when I sat in it, (not the swivel function, swivelled just fine) and while I was sitting in it on my first camping trip with the chair, it broke, badly on day two.Friend camping with me has the same chair, however, theirs does not wobble as mine is/was.Have emailed customer service about the wobble, but have not heard back from them. Submitting 1 star review to warn people, if yours wobbles, it will break.Update:Had emailed customer service and they were very prompt in responding to my email. I have updated my review from 1 star to 5. This company stands behind their product and will make things right. Looking forward to seeing the improvements they make in the next version of this chair.

I recently purchased the TCEK & CLIQ folding chairs. Although similar in function, they have subtle differences which makes them unique.Unpacking:The TCEK chair comes packaged in a labeled bag with a small carrying handle. Although the bag is a nice touch, the TCEK bundle is more cumbersome to open. The chair legs are stored inside of the seat fabric which makes it harder to grasp as well as the chair being slightly more bulky/heavier than the CLIQ chair. Each chair is securely fastened closed with a Velcro strap that is attached to the edge of the seat, a convenient feature so you aren’t keeping tabs on an important piece of the chair.Ease of set-up/break-down:Both chairs are easy and quick to assemble. Due to the spring loaded chair legs, the TCEK chair has another Velcro wrap that locks the legs of the chair together. Important to have so that you aren’t getting pegged in the chest with a metal chair leg, but another step that adds a little time to set-up and take down.As for breaking down the chairs, the CLIQ is much faster/simpler than the TCEK. With the push of a button, the legs collapse. All that’s left to do is stuff the fabric inside and strap it closed. The TCEK requires the legs to be strapped together (no button pressing required), align the chair supports into the nooks, fold the fabric around the legs and then secure with the Velcro strap. Getting the fabric around the legs was the most difficult part as the fabric is nylon and slippery when layered on top of itself. It was difficult to grasp the chair with one hand while using the other to place the Velcro strap.Comfort:The CLIQ’s seat is made of nylon and mesh as well as a higher edge on the front of the chair which makes the chair not as comfortable as the TCEK when trying to sit more upright. If you opt to recline in the chair, the construction of the TCEK has more nylon and well thought panels that make the chair expand in all the right places, making it a much more comfortable seat. The CLIQ presses on my sides and the front seam is not forgiving making it nearly impossible to recline for very long. The swivel feature on the TCEK is also worth mentioning and a great addition. The chair swivels smoothly and with little effort. It helps when you are in tight spaces or simply just need a little movement while relaxing.After comparing both chairs, I would hands down buy the TCEK chair again. However, this doesn’t mean that the CLIQ is a “bad” chair…it just doesn’t suit my body type/comfort expectations.