G4Free Folding Camp Chair High Back Lightweight Camping Chair with Removable Pillow, Side Pocket & Carry Bag, Compact & Heavy Duty 385lbs for Outdoor Hiking Backpacking Beach Picnic Travel

Very comfy. I am 6' 220lb male. Love the highback. I do wish the leg supports weren't as bulky. I would not consider this a backpacking item due to the bulk.

At just over 4 lbs this is a comfortable chair for car camping where space is limited. I can fit two in the frunk of our Tesla Y plus a hatch tent and tables. If you have ever had one of these folding chairs you know the seat can be difficult to stretch on the frame. I think this is one of the easiest because the square base can be folded while the seat is stretched the bottom pockets are reinforced for the tube ends and don’t have to be held open.. Plus they come with head pillows. The side pocket is a little far back on the chair so not very useful. The chair feels very sturdy and I can be comfortable in it for a long time. I’m sitting in one now. I like the height. Not a beach chair.

This is an awesome chair! I love that it folds up so small and is very light weight. I did have some issues with heavy people sitting in it starting to tear the fabric at the pressure points above the mesh. I weigh about 150lbs and don't flop in it. It is a lightweight camp chair and not a Sunday afternoon beer and hotwings recliner, and should be treated as such.

Wow! I ordered the chair on Tuesday, 7/26. Got it on Wednesday 7/27. Lightning service. Set it up in the living room while lovely bride kibitzed and laughed at me. Then... SHE sat down in the chair and pronounced it quite comfortable. Finally, I got to sit in it and she was right... It is quite comfortable. Also easy to set up and compact. Also easy to repack in the bag. I'll be taking it on a kayak camping trip on Sunday. The chair fits in my kayak easily unlike my old camping chair that was HUGE. Seems to be quite sturdy and stable. We'll see how it holds up. BTW... I'm 5'6" and 155 lbs. 74 years old.

We take these everywhere. Quality and quick setup. Four post base makes for a sturdy seat. Legs stay together by cords so parts are not dropped or lost.

So, these are Helinox knock-offs. I ordered them because to go with another set of helinox knock-offs I bought a few years back that I really like, and I'm not willing to spend $150+ per chair for a real Helinox.For the most part these chairs are "fine", but they don't match the previous knock-offs we bought (no brand on them and can't remember it) and there were a couple of deal breakers I ran into once I had them and assembled them.1) Tolerances off - The molded plastic cup holders from Helinox match my first set perfectly... they slide down and clip right in the way they should. When I put the cup holders on these the part that slides down fits fine, but the back and front posts are just slightly wider apart. This means the cup holder doesn't contact that back post and just kind of "hangs" (supported by the front seat post only). Doesn't work for me, and implies a less dedicated commitment to matching the original.2) I hate the seats - Our existing chairs are the same as the Helinox, with the seat edge running down in an arc to the bottom support. These chairs have an extra panel of fair along the sides that I assume is to provide extra strength for the seat. However, they end up pinning your arms into your sides in an uncomfortable way (kind of like being in a hammock). Annoying and messes with functionality (you can't move your arms freely).3) Pockets are great... and not so great - Our originals don't have pockets on the sides, which I've always been frustrated about. These DO have pockets, which is great. However, the pockets sit along the back rather than the seat. This means that they are 1) at an angle (like your back) and 2) high and closer to your shoulder than your butt. This is just add and annoying from a usability perspective.So, sadly, these are going back. Will keep up my search for some more quality knock-offs to round out our set.

Was tired of lugging the big pop up chairs around, and saw a person with these. They are light weight, easy to set up and comfortable to sit in.

This chair packs in a duffle and a medium size suitcase and is all it claims to be. I ordered many of this style of chair (at a wide range of price points) and did a side-by-side "sit test." The decision was easy. Using this for respite while competing at swim meets - this chair is low enough to be able to extend my legs, has comfortable arm support, and best of all supports my head and neck. The adjustable headrest is comfortable and durable and not something many chairs have. It's super easy to set up and excels at ease of slipping the fabric on the frame (where others require some serious torque). Just used this daily for a 4-day meet and this middle-aged, 5'7" <140lb person couldn't be more satisfied with this chair and it's value.