Triple Tree 2 Pack Folding Camping Stool, 13.8 Inch Small Portable Lightweight Stool Seat with Side Pocket and Carry Bag for Travel, Hiking, BBQ, Fishing and Beach, Load Capacity to 400lbs

While I read the description and saw this is only 13.5", I was still surprised how small this is. Great for packing when there's not a lot of space and it claims to hold 400 lbs. Unfolds easily in to a small stool and folds back up and into the carry case easily. I did use it as a table and it sort of worked -- my 2 cups stayed on -- but really this is exactly as described, a small camp type seating stool.

I had previously purchased a similar, lightweight camping stool for backpacking that came in pretty handy for backpacking trips but also functioned as a multipurpose stool. I have used that stool for air shows, gardening, and other outdoor events. When I saw the Zaboro (Triple Tree) 1-Pack Folding Camping Stool, at a lower price point than the last stool I ordered and with more features, I jumped at the chance to pick it up.The Zaboro (Triple Tree) Folding Camping Stool is just shy of 14” tall. It’s not a full-sized seat. It’s a camping stool so the height (I’m 6’1” tall) is fine for me. The seat measures about 12-1/2” square. When folded, the seat portion measures about 4-1/2” wide. The seat seems sturdy and has plastic reinforcing the holes where the posts meet. The steel tubing is about 16 mm wide but seems hollow — making the stool very lightweight. There are textured plastic feet on the bottom that have holes in them. These holes would perfectly accommodate small ground stakes to keep the seat from falling/blowing over. There is a mesh pocket on the side that is approximately 5” wide by about 5” deep (to the top of the mesh). The pocket should easily accommodate any soda cans/bottles or water bottles.The Zaboro (Triple Tree) Folding Camping Stool comes with a carrying bag that makes it easily portable once folded. The carrying bag is a very thin material (approximately 0.1 mm thick) so I don’t see it withstanding frequent use. In addition, depending on your size/weight, because the seat portion of the stool is only about 12-1/2” square, the plastic covering the screws where the steel meets the fabric can put pressure on the back of your legs/buttocks making it uncomfortable to sit on for extended periods of time.Overall, for the price point ($15.99 when I picked it up), the Zaboro (Triple Tree) 1-Pack Folding Camping Stool makes a great multi-use/camping stool. There only a couple of things that I didn’t like about the stool (as mentioned) but the pros outweigh the cons.

Mixed reviews of this product. Yes, it's extremely well constructed, opens and closes perfectly, and looks great. The problem is that, unfolded and ready for seating, it sits only 13" above the ground. Yes, the listing provides the measurements, but think about it... that's only 1" more than your office ruler! The listing indicates several uses-- painting, gardening, beach, fishing, golf, camping-- but not one photo in the listing shows a person sitting on the stool. One photo shows how a man has it attached to his backpack, where it appears larger than the actual stool, and it looks like it would unfold to a normal size. But it doesn't. While gardening is not the use I intended, I will be able to use it for that, because gardening requires one to be very close to the ground. And this stool certainly provides that need.

I ordered this fishing chair for my husband because it’s the one thing he does not have. He likes that it is very compact and is easy to carry with the travel bag because it is smaller and light. The seat may seem to be a bit small, but it serves his purpose for what he is doing so it does not need to be large like he is lounging. The seat is comfortable and has a small pouch on the side for various items like tools or a cell phone. This chair is multi-purpose and can be used for other events other than fishing.

This is my review of: Triple Tree Folding Camping Stool, 13.8 Inch Portable Lightweight Stool Seat with Side Pocket and Carry Bag, ASIN: B0DJGKX68CI have a different design of Triple Tree folding stool, and it is very sturdy. I think that having very sturdy camping gear is essential. So, I wanted to check out this folding stool.This one folds much like most camping chairs, where you kind of pulls all four legs towards the center, and then slip it into a bag. The stool itself seems very sturdy, probably does support the 400 lb they claim, and, other than the fact that at 13.8" off the ground, it's not a very tall stool (nor sold as such,) and it's probably not long-term comfortable because of the posts in each corner,l. But, it does seem like a decent stool. For me, it will probably largely be used as a footstool, as it is the perfect height for that purpose when used with a regular camp chair to sit in.Even when opened and stretched flat, the top is not flat enough to be used as much of a table, because the stool tends to want to try to fold up, without weight on it to keep things extended.The only thing that seems to be lacking is the carry bag. It seems to be some kind of weird papery, crinkly fabric. It seems very thin and not at all durable. It may be more durable than I believe, but it does not inspire confidence, and almost feels more like packing material than a proper carry bag.

This is the perfect chair to carry around when you have to wait in long lines. It's easy to collapse and open back up. It really only takes a few seconds. When collapsed, the chair can fit in a large tote bag. So perfect for when waiting in lines where you need to sit snd be ready to move.

It is entirely too small and much smaller than I expected. I would not dare sit on that.

This stool has some good things going for it, such as its compactness and weight capacity, but it is very low to the ground. This would make it challenging to get up from a sitting position. I tried it as a footrest and even then it feels too low. It is also not comfortable as a place to sit, but sometimes you need a seat, so this would do in a pinch. The carry bag is very flimsy so I don't expect it to last long at all. A velcro strap or some other way to hold the legs together may eventually be needed. When fully open, it does not have a taut surface as pictured, so it cannot be used as a table to hold drinks, for example. It would be fine to hold a phone or book.