TRAVELCHAIR Slacker Camp Chair

Very cheap and very light and very comfy

definitely will be buying more

Got this for booting up in the parking lot at the ski resort as well as apres ski and it's pretty awesome. Small enough to leave in the car and not worry about it but sturdy enough that you don't feel like you're going to fall through it. Might not be compact enough for backpacking but could be a nice bring along for a day hike.

This is a great chair for how compact it is. It takes up almost no space and is pretty comfortable considering it is a tiny tripod chair.

Overall great stool, solid construction and is very comfy.

However it is rather tall and did not work for my overnight backpacking needs due to the size it takes up in my pack.

This is really a great camp stool ... top quality, comfortable, & strong ... made a perfect gift ... I will always buy from BackCountry.com ~ quality products!
Thank You, Grace ~

This chair is more comfortable than it appears. These chairs fold to a very compact size which helps when we pack our smallish 2 door Jeep for road trips.

I took this backpacking and it worked great, it did everything a chair was suppose to do and was very comfortable. I attached it to my pack and so I could easily stop and unfold it in seconds. The only thing is that it's a little heavy for backpacking. I thought it would be lighter but it was still very doable to carry it.

I've used these chairs several times prior to purchasing my first. I love that it's small, light and extremely versatile. One of my recently discovered uses is to turn it facing away from the fire and use it to let me warm my backside. So nice prior to jumping in a cold bag. Buy this chair, you won't regret it.

This is the very best tripod chair around. I have one I use in Alaska fishing. Tough environment but these hold up to it all with the bonus of a small compact light footprint.

OK, It really only has 3. I guess that's all you need though.



I'm not into sitting on the ground. Not even when I am backpacking.

Highly mobile...compact....light. couldn't ask for a better place to rest my but after a long hike. Great multi purpose use and for $20, probably the best in its class. Money well spent.

bought 2 of these chairs and they were great for camping. Light enough to stick in your backpack and easily pack able. Would recommend.

This little chair is super light, super convenient, and super reliable. It is sturdy and reasonably comfortable. I use it frequently at work (I work in an outdoor setting), and also at the beach and on hikes and other trips. Love it!

After a long hike in the woods we all need a place to rest. Put your butt (or paw) in this chair.



Small enough to take anywhere. Tie it to your pack or jam it inside. It fits. Despite its size, this chair feels well built and very sturdy. The seat webbing is pretty beefy. The strap is too short to really comfortably sling it over your shoulder.



This sucker gets the job done.



Don't worry the dog isn't dead. She just loves this camp chair.

I use this chair for in home massages. It's very lightweight and easy to set up in a short time. It's also very sturdy and price is also beyond reasonable. The chair arrived with time to spare in their ETA.

Light, compact, and reasonably priced. I've stashed one in my car along with a couple bigger folding chairs for the next impromptu tailgate. I imagine it'll also get great use camping and maybe even backpacking. I went with red but would have been happy with any of the colors.

Actually bought this for a trip to the happiest place on earth, but they don't allow stuff like this in the park, so while it did not live up to the fullest of its potential that week, it is great to have an extra seat close at hand and does in fact support the 250 pounds it claims.

This sturdy stool is great for bringing along to the campsite for some guitar playing around the fire, or for bringing to park concerts to get a little sitting break after standing for hours. I could see the benefit for backpacking as well--it folds down to a small size and you could use it to rest on without having to sit on the ground (especially useful if it's rocky, snowy, or wet). I might try bringing this along on a long snowshoe trek this winter. But as the reviewer notes below, it could be lighter weight for its size, so camping and shorter outings might be the best use for it.