Naturehike YL08 Ultralight Camping Chair, 2.12 LBS Portable Backpacking Chair with Anti-Sinking Feet, Lightweight Compact Collapsible Camp Chair Folding Hiking Chair

Thoroughly impressed with this chair given the price and the overall weight.Yes, the weight is as advertised. This chair is extremely light weight and packs down into a very nice and easily packable sack that easily would fit in any backpack or tuck away in a garage if it were to be used for yard seating for guests. I've included a picture of me holding the chair directly out in front of me with just a few fingers to really emphasize just how wonderfully light this seat is.Despite the weight and compact packing size, the seat itself is very comfortable with a deep seating position that really makes you feel like you're in the chair rather than precariously sitting on top of it like some super compact camping chairs. Some folks have mentioned that this chair is difficult to assemble which is hard to believe given the bungee cord that holds all the limbs together. The thing nearly assembles itself as soon as you take it out of the bag. The only thing you need to put a little effort in is to stretch the fabric around the frame which does require some pulling, but anyone aside from a small child or someone very elderly should have no problem with it. They built in some pull tabs to help with the task of stretching out the fabric which makes it a breeze.It's also very much worth noting that the chair came with wider ball-style feed which you can swap out if you're sitting on looser ground like sand or gravel. This is a HUGE plus as I have so many chairs that just sink right into the beach where this chair anchors itself really well. Great for the beach.The fabric quality seems top notch with no stray threads or obvious weak points for tearing. It's already been camped with once and used as yard guest seating with great results. For this price point I really don't think there's a better outdoor chair.

The Naturehike YL08 Ultralight Camping Chair has quickly become one of my favorite pieces of gear. I was looking for something compact and easy to carry for hiking and backpacking trips, and this chair completely exceeded my expectations.First off, it’s super lightweight and packs down small, making it easy to throw in a backpack without adding bulk. Setup takes less than a minute, and the frame feels sturdy and stable, even on uneven ground. Despite its minimalist design, it’s shockingly comfortable—the seat has just the right amount of support and recline for relaxing around the campfire.The build quality is excellent: the materials feel durable, and the stitching is solid. After multiple uses, it still looks and feels brand new.If you’re looking for a light, portable, and reliable camp chair that doesn’t sacrifice comfort, the YL08 is 100% worth it. Highly recommended for hikers, campers, and festival-goers alike!

I went backpacking with a friend who had a Helinox chair. I had seen complaints that it was hard to put the fabric on the frame. It indeed is a little harder than putting the Helinox fabric on its frame, but I’m a pretty big guy and I had no problem at all. I weigh about 230 pounds right now and each chair supported me the same. The only thing I don’t really like about this chair is the legs don’t extend as far back as the Helinox, as you can see in the picture, which means it is a little bit more likely to tip over backwards if you lean too far back. Other than that, it’s basically the same chair, similar build quality, and similar materials, for half the price of the Helinox

Just got the light weight chair and it is everything I expected it to be. Chair is compact, stable and great height to use with my camp table. It feels very nice to sit in as I dont feel any of the pole. It is very comfortable and has good lower back support. It works as a great backpacking chair and I have also used it just going to the nearby park.The color was a really nice green. Material felt very high quality fabric for. The structure poles felt very strong for how light the chair is.My only con of this product is that it does take some strength to put the seat onto the frame so I cant imagine my wife or kids to be able to put it together.Overall great chair for the price. Which it just went on sale after I bought it but still worth every penny.

I own some lighter chairs for real camping. These are slightly heavier but still plenty light for the family. Took a minute to figure out how to put the seat on poles (top side first. Bottom has two loops you can pull with your finger. Turn chair upside down and put a bit of pressure on poles so they bend just a bit). I leave the band on one of the polls so I don’t lose it. I set up the carry bag across two polls so it can be used as a little storage bag. Comfy, light, easy to set up and the additional sink prevention balls work well even in sand. Worked great for a beach vacation.

Love this chair.In the past I would never even consider taking a chair on a backpacking trip, but at 63 years old I really appreciate the comfort of this chair at the end of the day.At just under 2 pounds without the case and the little sand feet. It is totally worth the weight.I have tried several other chairs that are about half the weight of this one and they are nowhere near as comfortableThe lighter ones being too low to the ground to get in and out of , or very crushing on my man parts to sit in. Made a really thin seat materials or highly unstable due to leg design.I love this one as it is really sturdy.It Looks like it will last a long time, has just the right angle where you can set up straight and operate your cook stove or put your feet up and kick back. everything about it feels high-quality and durable.I just lay the seat out and put the legs inside of it and roll it up like a burrito and put a lightweight bungee on it and it fits nicely in my packI highly recommend it.