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There are a lot of these style chairs so I did my research and ordered this one. I wanted a small pack lightweight chair to haul to a festival.First time assembly at home was quick and the pull tags were a help when the fabric was brand new. I left it up in the garden and all family members used it and thought it was comfortable.You can assemble in less than a minute. The bag is generous when you pack it away.I found it flexible but sturdy. I was able to balance on two legs while cooking and the side pockets were useful for holding a phone or can.It’s a great chair and much more comfortable than the expensive high back Helinox chair that my friend had – that was narrow in the seat and rubbed her arms.

This is one of the best things ive purchased. It was bought to be used at download festival, as me and my friend wanted something small and lightweight that could be put away if we wanted to get into the crowds, 2 of them fitted perfectly into his small backpack. Then whenever we wanted to sit down between acts we wanted to see it takes about 2 minutes to set up once you get the knack for it. Surprisingly comfy, my friend actully fell asleep in it at one point which goes to show just how much comfort you can gain. I was worried about my weight in it as im a bigger guy but it held up and it’ll be getting used again. We had numerous people ask us about it when they seen us setting it up or away due to ease of carrying them.

Easy to erect and light to carry. Just feels to ever so slightly dig into the back of my legs when trying to lean back and relax. Bought for my Vespa rides if we go to rallies or want to have a sit down over the hills.

Used this at Glastonbury – as did hundreds of others juding by the numbers I saw. Comfy, although it benefits from the sand cover on uneven ground for a bit of extra stability.

Lightweight, sturdy, stylish. Can’t ask for any more. Easy to wrap back in the case when done. Highly recommended.

Was loving this chair until it blew over onto the fire and burnt up. Very comfortable, easy to assemble and lightweight – so lightweight that of they’re is a slight breeze, it’s gone.No spares available unfortunately so if anyone wants a frame, let me know!

Comfortable and easy to put up. Unfortunately it broke after three days usage, The plastic blocks that the legs and back support fit into are not substantial enough. My weight is 89 kg – well below the advertised max

I’m 6’2 about 90kg and it started sinking into the dirt slowly, it wasn’t super wet but moist.I think it would be best on top of something as the feet are very slim for a large person

I’m in my mid-sixties and have just returned from a music festival – from the campervan it was 3/4 mile uphill over rutted fields carrying my old camping chair (weighing 4.3Kg on my shoulder). Every day the beer tent was the first port of call – just to recover from the walk. There has to be an easier way. Amongst the crowds i spotted a few lightweight chairs but many of them looked too low for me to haul myself out of.So, back home and some research – there a lot of lightweight chairs out there, some at prices that made my eyes water and a gym subscription so I was fit enough to carry my old heavyweight thing might have been a cheaper option. Oh, and there were plenty of cheaper chairs out there too – from unheard of brands and often with inadequate description, particularly regarding seat height. But a lot of the camping magazines and blogs seemed to rate the Trekology, it had excellent Youtube videos too. The Amazon listing gave all the important measurements and it seemed perfect. it even came in some bright colours so it would be easy to locate amongst the other festival chairs.Well it’s lighter and a smaller pack than I’d imagined, an easy one-hand carry, a good fit for my rucksack, and small enough to live full time in my over-crowded campervan too. The frame almost erects itself, the tubes fit the nylon mountings with no stiffness at all. Instructions and videos suggest seat first and then back for the fabric – yeah there’s a bit of a pull to get the second seat corner and second back corner to fit, but nothing much – the thoughtful pull loops help and the semi-rigid mounting pockets on the seatcover probably make this much easier than most similar chairs.Is it perfect, no, but at this price point it’s as close as I suspect I’ll find. I’d prefer a higher back but it seems ridiculously comfortable without it so perhaps I don’t need that. The two side pockets are nice and (oh so importantly) large enough to hold my pint glass. But the glass is held at a silght angle so a full pint won’t work – I’ll need to take a swig or two before settling it down (no hardship there!). The chair flexes with my 14stone (196lb, 89kg) but is more than sturdy enough and I suspect flexing is part of the design feature of this style of lighter framed chair. Certainly I feel safe and comfortable in it.Would I buy another one? Absolutely! Will I get one or my slightly older good lady wife to replace her heavy chair? No! Why not? For her, it is just an inch or two too low and the bucket seat sucks you in comfortably, so comfortably that her knees, long past their prime don’t have quite enough power to lift her out. Strange I find it absolutely no bother getting up, just pushing down on the chair sides with my arms, but perhaps it is also a confidence thing. It’s a great shame that Trekology don’t sell the Yizi Go Plus model through Amazon UK or any other UK vendor because we’d get her one in a flash!

Packs away nice and small ( I attach it to the outside of my pack with a caribiner), very light and well built.

There are supposed to be 2 versions of this chair – one with a shorter back and one with a longer/adjustable back. In the link in Amazon it looks as though the image of the black chair is taking you through to the adjustable/longer backed version, but it actually isn’t – Amazon only seem to have the short backed version on the website, so beware if you want the long backed version. This isn’t it.I bought 2 of these (thinking they were the long backed versions), but they are the short back version. Per other comments, the back would ideally be longer to make these chairs really comfortable. These ones are ideal for people 5ft 5 inches and below (my guess). My kids love them. They are ok for me (5ft 8″), but would not be ideal to sit on the beach on for any length of time (>45 mins or so) due to the back length and lack of neck support. They are quite snug fitting, so would not suit heavier people who might struggle to get in and out of them.They are really light weight, very small when packed up, and very easy to put together/take apart, so I think they are perfect for e.g. a quick rest on a hike (and will easily fit into a rucksack), but if you want all day comfort either try and find the ones with the longer back or go for another brand.

I really like this chair, and I have been throwing it in bags, taking it on dog walks etc. I was looking at compact lightweight chairs and this seemed to be a good balance of weight (just under a kilo) size (I am about 180/190lbs depending on coat / how many cakes eaten etc and 6ft) and cost ( the really lightweight ones are often north of £100 I got this for roughly £30).I have tried to put some pictures up that give you an idea of scale, with the chair up and a pair of sunglasses and with it packed down and a pair of sunglasses. I feel perfectly sturdy in the chair have no tipping issues and personally have no issues getting out of it. It is quite low but this can be an advantage in a lot of tents etc or if you just want to try to keep out of the wind .So in short yes there are lighter more portable chairs out there and for sure there are plenty of heavier ones but I think this works very well for me and is a keeper. It takes me about 30secs to assemble and about the same to pack up so no great drama and the material seems well constructed . Thank you.

This chair had good reviews but I was quite prepared to end up on my back when I sat on it is as it’s so light and thin and I’m a big guy. But it actually is as good as others have said. Super strong and takes seconds to put together. Get one!

As a very compact chair, it’s excellent. The seating position is a bit laid back though. Erecting it is fairly easy but folding up the frame when dismantling is “fun” !! When it’s in its bag it easily fits inside a rucksack which is a lot easier than carrying other types of chairs.

Ok so this is a quality built chair. I’m just over 20 stone and I can sit on it with confidence, in face I’m camping right now and sat on it! On the grass! And not sinking!! Even without any mat or jam hard lids under the feet. I preferred this as the plastic joints and the metal poles are more substantial than others. As long as you sit in it correctly it will support you. I imagine if you were to drop yourself into it and the chair was at a funny angle or on a hill or something it could break but then anything would with that kind of force, just put it on the ground, ensure the legs are spread (okay this is sounding dirty now) and sit down gently, reposition yourself and lean back with one (or two if you have a stool) feet in the air with confidence. Just avoid sand or wet mud/grass without aforementioned jam jar lids, and make sure if your on a hill you face up/down it as if your on the pi** you could sit on it funny and possibly break it, your fault, not the manufacturers. I would buy another in a heartbeat over the cheap (and the expensive) ones. Oh and it’s easy to get the cover on, no issues at all.

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 I can’t fault this chair. Its great for a quick break to enjoy lunch and for sitting in all evening around a fire. I’m 6’4” and find the chair very comfortable. It’s very sturdy but I’m always careful when sitting down so as not to damage it (I’m 100kg). A perfect chair for the backpack

I’ve had the Aldi version of one of these for 2 or 3 years which was used for motorcycle rides and camping. The plastic sockets were susceptible to flexing in hot weather and eventually cracked.This seems better made and the loops on the top corners make it easy to assemble.Time will tell if it fares better but not expecting too much, it is not that expensive and the light weight is the main attraction for me.

Whether I’m going to a race track or isle man to wach the motorcycle racing or on a campsite this little chair is perfect. I’m 6ft & 13 stone & it’s super comfy. It lacks up small & is light which is perfect for packing on the bike.

Bought this as a lightweight camping chair for motorbike trips as my Alpha camp was just too big.I’m 6ft 2, 16 stone and this little fella held up well over a 3 day trip. Wouldn’t want to dump myself in it after to many beers however but then I am pushing the stated limit.Generally comfortable over an extended campfire session but if you’ve got a bad back or knees this ought not be for you.My only gripe would be on soft grass after rainfall it will sink but then they do sell the soft ground cover which would be a wise investment.Takes about 45 seconds to put up. The magnetic tent pole like setup is actually really satisfying. Little tip and put the top half on first it goes on easier.

I need a seat in the great outdoors as I’m chronically ill, and I need it to be light and easy for an exceptionally weak person to assemble. This works very well, if you get the supportive sand tray as well. I can’t quite do all the assembly myself, but the steps are very simple and someone of normal strength would find it easy.

I’ve had mine for around a year now, and I always take it with me on my long weekend walks. The chair is admittedly a little fiddly to put together at first, but once you’re used to it this isn’t much of a problem. It’s comfy, fairly quick to put together once you’ve done it a couple of times and even lets you lean back with no issue. I’ve almost fallen asleep on it a couple of times! It’ll also easily fit inside a backpack with at least 15 litres of space from what I’ve discovered, with room to spare.Just don’t set it up on wet, muddy ground. I haven’t had it happen myself, but people seem to be losing the feet this way.

I was extremely surprised by this, when I first unpacked and built it I thought it was way too small and would eventually become uncomfortable but I was very wrong.I sat on it for hours on my camping trip, you sink into it and it just feels great. Building it is really simple and took me about 60 seconds.It packs up super small and is extremely lightweight. Would be perfect for a festival, I think it is slightly too chunky to hike with but perfect for taking in the car.The only downside is it does kinda feel a bit uneasy on uneven ground, and initially I felt like it was gonna collapse all the time but after an hour sat on it I realised this was unlikely.

We took a couple of these to our local festival (Beautiful Days near Ottery St Mary – can totally recommend) and we loved racing our fellow festival goers decamping, moving to another stage and re-assembling. These chairs rock! Only not in that back-and-forth motion way. No. They’re just awesome. Quick to pack, quick to assemble, decently comfortable to sit in/on. Best festival chairs we’ve ever had (and we’ve had a few.)

Extremely easy to put up, super sexy looking and very lightweight and small so ideal for backpacking. I love the seating position, leaning back a little, low down but not too much, very supportive of the base of the spine, and flexes a little to allow for a bit of a rocking chair effect which I also like. Room for a can in each of the pockets on the sides. I thought it was a lot to pay for a camping chair, and certainly more than I’d ever paid for one, but I can see its worth. I wouldn’t buy another £10 chair again.

Have used a couple of times now, carried two of these in daysack and found no discomfort. Put up quickly and found to be comfortable and robust. Pleased and would recommend.