Gonex Folding Camping Stool, Lightweight & Portable Sturdy Chair for Picnic Camping Hiking Backpacking, Compact Traveling Foot Stool, Large Gray

This is a great little folding stool and gets the job done. I am a cable tech and use it to sit during device installation process instead of standing on my knees or bending each time. I am 6 ft and 180 lb guy and this lil buddy holds me no problem, although if you are a bigger person you might have some issues. Its a great option if you like me need to sit for 15-20 minutes and go, if you planning to use it for longer time I wouldn't recommend smth bigger and more comfortable. It fits in my tool back pack even folded half way. Very happy with the product so far.

Love this. Got it for football tailgating as it fits inside my clear stadium approved NFL bag. Imagine I will use it for hikinv and camping as well. Super light weight. Im around 160 lbs and was slightly inxoticated while using and it help up great(small size).

Way too complicated to put back together...i gave up...even after watching a video on it.

Much smaller than I anticipated. Wanted it to elevate my feet/legs while at the lake. Very unsteady. Complicated to disassemble to put in storage bag. I have size 8 USA foot and only one foot at a time will fit, and causes it to fold. I realize it's a stool, but I don't know anybody but a 2 year old whose butt is that small.

This stool is the smallest and lightest of its type that I've seen. These attributes make it great for camping, but not so great for around home. I've been using a stool rather like this to sit on when working on my bike, but it got lost in a move and I ordered this clever replacement. I like the way it folds down to almost nothing, but when it's opened up, it's smaller and shorter than I would prefer. The seat area is about 9" wide and 10" deep. My bottom is a little bigger than that. And the seat is only about 12" above the ground. My knees are higher.In addition to its use camping, it would be great for kids.By the way: Pay attention when you take it out of the bag the first time. It's not hard to fold up, but would have been easier if I'd paid attention.

Small enough to fit in my backpack with my fishing gear, grub and drinks without making multiple trips to my Jeep. I searched for a seat I could easily take camping with me and found it.

Like how compact the seats are. They are very compact and can fit easily into a back pack or even a purse. It takes time to learn how to fold them.

It's a great little folding chair. Emphasis on the word "little". This stands maybe a foot tall. If you're tall, you're doing a full abdominal crunch to stand up. Or use enough forward momentum to stand. Or if you're old like me, you have someone else help you up. It folds ups pretty well, small enough and it's lightweight. It's a great chair. The weight limit doesn't concern me as I'm a tall, lanky individual. I just feel like a praying mantis every time I sit on it.