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I was super impressed by this chair. My friend has a Helinox chair and this was more roomy and way more comfortable. I'd be happy sitting in this for hours by the campfire. As others have said it was slightly difficult to put together, not because the instructions are hard to follow or its complicated, but the last bit of frame that you have to put into the fabric requires you to pull reasonably hard to create enough tension to fit the last pole into the fabric. Having said that I managed it without much problem but if someone wasn't particularly strong they might struggle a bit but other than that I'd give this five stars. It packs down into quite a compact size and it is very lightweight. I can't comment on the build quality as I've only just received it but it seems reasonable quality and feels sturdy when you sit on it. Excellent value for money. Very happy with my purchase!

This really is a top quality chair. I have bought a few of this type and none are as tough or as robust as this. It’s very comfortable too as it allows me to sit more upright as there is no sag (I’m a big bloke with a bad back). Also easy to get out of. So it’s great for me. Lovely stealthy colour brown for wild camping (they make a camo version as well but not sure thats available in UK). The downsides: The side pockets are very tight if these are important to you (they’re not for me - besides I hang the packing bag between the legs at the front and I would use this for a flask and beers). Side pockets can hold a mobile phone but not anything thicker. It’s a couple of hundred grams heavier than the majority of chairs in this category but so much tougher and stable - so worth the extra weight in my opinion. The legs are set wider as well, adding to the stability. It’s really a struggle to get the chair cover over the four limbs initially. I’m sure this adds to the stability of the chair but I wouldn’t recommend this chair if you are not reasonably strong. However it does get easier with use. Saying all that, I’d buy it again as I really rate this chair and think it will last a long time because of the build quality. Great value for money too for what you get compared to the two £10 cheaper wobbly lightweight chairs of similar type that I have (of two different brands). It’s a keeper.

I've just received today so this is an indoor review, will update later in week when i try it properly outdoors. It is heavier and bulkier than expected, measurements, for the item packed up, on the listing must be if vacuum seal n squeeze the hell out of it. Still it's only a few centimeters more and i managed to make space. It took me just over 2 minutes first attempt to put it together, 90 seconds of that was trying to get the forth slot in, hopefully it gets easier with practice. Took me 83 seconds to take down and pack away. The material and workmanship feels good quality. Feels a perfect height for sitting in, having a coffee and enjoying the outdoors. Update to follow later this week... Update: this seat is really good quality, used outside in few places, like the forest and on the beach, although not designed for the sand it did the job, worked really well on dry mud, grass etc all perfect. It now only takes me about 1 minute to put up and about the same to pack away, perfect for a quick coffee stop on hiking trips.

I toyed between this and a much more expensive item but glad I bought this one. It's comfortable if a little low and very sturdy. It's also very portable. My only gripes would be that it's a little stiff to install the seat cover, but I'm not that strong so if I can do it most adults will be ok, and getting it to all fit back in the bag can be a bit of a puzzle - the bag could do with being a little larger - or perhaps a diagram somewhere on the cover to remind you how to fold it up again. HINT - when unpacking for the first time make a mental note of how it comes out of the bag, wish I'd done that! Overall very happy with it.

I wanted something that was small when folded down to take with me on days out and festivals. It packs away into my backpack without taking up a load of space, and it’s nice and light (for what it is) and worth taking along. I’m 6ft and closer to the 150kg weight limit than I would like to be! And so far, the chair has been comfortable and strong enough that it does not feel like it’s going to fall apart under me. The chair legs are short (it’s a small chair) and you site close to the ground, but for something to have with you that doesn’t take up much space for trips out has so far been worth it.

We bought two of these chairs for travel around as we were fed up with packing and carrying the standard garage folding camping chair. I wasn't expecting a lot, especially when I saw how small the package was (similar to the size of a football boot bag). But was pleasantly surprised when I put the chair together (it is tough to get the final two corners of the material over the legs, but I suppose that's what gives it the strength). It's easy to pack back up and fits nicely in its own bag. Extremely lightweight and I feel solid and safe when sitting in the chair (even as a heavier chap). Would highly recommend and buy another if one of our was damaged/lost.

The chair is as expected. Light weight, packable and easy to set up and dismantle. Ended up buying a second one for my wife as she was jealous of my comfort. All in all very good value for money. In case anyone was wondering. So far, alternate brand accessories seem to fit this chair too. I have just bought a Helinox cover for the chair and it fits perfectly, adds a nice later of comfot and warmth in the winter. Also added Vibram feet to the base of each leg, which stop sinking into soft ground. Added a picture for reference. Happy camping!

Well, I payed £54 for it, after returning another brand chair that was £40 (Kamui). I also have an older £19 chair similar from Aldi, which is very very wobbly and unstable, tight fit to sit on and sinks into dirt. Its fit for the bin! so i thought I'd risk an upgrade to Kamui. But the Kamui chair fely very similar to my Aldi chair except it looked better and was a lot more stable. Too similar however to justify twice the price, so i returned it and took a gamble on Onetigris. Well, This chair cost even more, but feels similar fit to sit in, bit tight around the butt. However it is very sturdy and no wobble at all. Not tried it out side yet though. So its a bit heavier than Kamui but I don't mind that. Being stable was my main priority which it is. However, both the Aldi and Kamui chairs had a shoulder strap for carrying it, Onetigris does not. Onetigris has two pointless pockets that you can not get your hand into if your sitting on the chair. Kamui had a better pocket that was away from the chair and bigger. Also Kamui chair had feet with disks built in to them to avoid sinking, not sure if they actually worked but they tried, as this is a known issue with these types of chair. But the One tigris does not have these. I hear the Trekology chair has a seperate foot matt thing to stop sinking into sand, not sure how that performs, but for the price of this Onetigris they could have added this feature. But overall, its a good sturdy chair, but I'll have to put tennis balls over the feet on mud/sand etc..