ONETIGRIS Tigerblade Camping Chair, Lightweight Folding Backpacking Hiking Chair, Compact Portable 330 lbs Capacity

I was doubtful this chair could handle 270 lbs even though the limit is higher. However, it did! These chairs were purchased for a concert where only low profile chairs could be brought in. They were so light and easy to carry to a music festival on a hot and humid day. They were super easy to put together—about a minute for each of us. Taking them apart was also very easy. The quality is definitely A+ between the durability and the comfort. I was able to lean back or sit up straight, which I appreciated. My only qualm was trying to fold them back into the carrying cases. For all 3 chairs we purchased, they easily folded up, but not enough to get in the case. It took each of us more time to get them into the carrying cases than it did to setup and break down combined. Still, a great value. My friends said they’re going to pick some up for camping trips with their families.

I previously-purchased the high back version of Onetigris's chair. That was awesome, but I wanted one that was a little more compact, so I wanted to give this model a try. When it arrived, I put it together to take it on a test drive before using it while camping. It was of the same high quality as its big brother. The frame assembles easily and locks into place very securely. The fabric chair is easy to fit over the frame and is made of very strong material. The chair is very comfortable, whether you choose to lean back in it or sit more upright. The chair feels solid when sitting in it and does not bow or tilt. Based on my test run, I decided that it was worthy of a camping trip. I have now used it on 3 trips, and it has been great. I use it both outside and inside of my tent. It is the perfect height for me, and getting out of it is not difficult (even for my 58 year-old body!). It folds up into a compact size and fits nicely into its included carrying bag. The only negative I have found is that the small feet tend to sink in soft ground. This isn't an issue if you're on a solid surface. I purchased Onetigris's anti-sink ball feet, which fit perfectly over the chair's provided feet. This has solved the issue. All-in-all, The Onetigris Tigerblade chair is a solid performer, and I couldn't be happier with it!

Great little camping chair. May not be the lightest available option, but it is very durable and still very light. I guess I would say im about an average sized dude, and I find it to be pretty comfortably for it to be so compact. The carrying case is nice and durable too, but adds a little weight. Probably not a big deal and in fact useful for carrying to an event, or not worried about weight, But for multi-day trips where every oz counts, its still easy enough to ditch the case, break it down, (it has straps to keep rods/arms together and in place already), wrap fabric seat part around it, throw at strap around it (if you want), and throw it in the pack. Its worth the little bit of extra weight for me, to have a comfortable seat off the ground.

The chair came very well packaged and includes its own storage bag. Assembly was quick, and once it was together, I was impressed — the chair is comfortable, sturdy, and feels well built. It’s lightweight and easy to carry, which makes it great for camping trips or any outdoor setup. My only minor complaint is that breaking it back down and fitting it back into the storage bag takes a little effort because of the moving parts. Still, it’s doable with a bit of patience. Overall, I’d definitely recommend the TigerBlade Camping Chair to anyone looking for a durable, professional-quality camping chair that’s portable and comfortable.

I got this for a camping trip recently and am SO GLAD I bought this! It was very intuitive to put together and easy to repack into the provided case. The canvas of the chair is well-made with high quality stitching and was very comfy to sit in. I recommend!

Positive: I find it more comfortable than I was expecting. I could sit in this thing all day without feeling sore. It is compact, lightweight, easy to set up, easy to take down and pack; this chair is well-designed and, by all appearances, is built as well as any other chair I've seen selling for twice the price. Negative: Given its small size and the limited footprint of its feet, of course, you can't lean hard to the left or right without beginning to tip -- that's just the nature of any/all of these small camp chairs. Context: I've unpacked and repacked this chair for use maybe 8-10 times, with maybe 20-25 hours of sitting. I sat in my canvas tent on this chair for about 8 hours straight recently during a prolonged wind storm while camping, reading, listening to audiobooks, and just staring out at the clouds and dancing trees. I was completely comfortable and content. My buddy (~150 lbs) brought his newly-purchased GSI rocking camp chair (~$80). He had some stitching pop the first hour he was sitting in it; it's still a cool chair, and obviously it's just different than mine, but honestly I still prefer this OneTigris chair when both are available to sit in.

Great lightweight, collapsible, camping chair. Assembles smoothly and quickly. Cloth seat is easy to attach and quite sturdy for what it is. The chair itself is stable and strong enough for a 6' tall guy. There is a bit of torque to the rear support bars if you turn your body while seated, but doesn't seam to be an issue. May be my go to, lightweight chair

Best chairs. I’ve bought 3 over the past 4 years because they are great to keep in the car and for company tagging along for anything outdoors. From a campsite to setting up a chair in the park, these are great for any occasion. Small. Compact. Easy to use. Fantastic quality,

Great product. Comfortable around the campfire

Great little camping chair. The design seems to be really well thought out and efficient. Everything fits together well, and feels well made. Small details, like the notches to protect the poles' elastic cords when in the lower "ground" configuration, are a very nice touch and show that considerable thought was put into the design process. The fabric slips easily over the poles, and is well reinforced in the pockets. It also folds easily to fit back in the carry bag. Although it holds my weight (160-170lbs) with no trouble at all, it does sort of "float" somewhat, like a stable hammock. This is not an issue, but the feeling is something to get used to. The only thing I don't particularly love about it, are the the two open slits/holes in the seat area. I haven't noticed any real discomfort from it so far though. Would happily recommend this to anyone looking for a nice, light, well-designed camping chair.

La compré en marzo y hoy 22 de octubre ya se le rompió una pata, y eso que no tengo sobrepeso, ni tampoco la uso del diario 😒

It’s really easy and comfy

What a fantastic little chair. I’ve been looking for a small chair to go in my smaller tent so that I may read or watch programmes on my iPad in the evening and just chill without having the issues of my large camping chair taking up too much room. It comes well packed. The chair while in its case is of a size that it can be carried around by the handles or even put into a bag/bergen to be carried around. It’s also very light to carry. The case is of a good size so you’re not fighting to fit it back in once you move on. The chair itself: It’s very easy to put up. Pull out the frame, it will click into place so there’s no possibility of jamming it too far. (When packing it away, push in the little button on the main stem to fold it down. I did spend a little time wondering how to do this until I saw the little ‘click button’.) The poles themselves are all attached to the chair with elastic, much like tent poles, so there’s no fiddling about with what goes where, just open the Velcro, which is attached to the frame so won’t get lost, let the poles dangle and go round each strut in turn. Easy! Finally put the seat cover on. I did wonder to myself ‘is this going to hold on’, but needn’t have worried. The sturdiness of this chair is brilliant, you don’t feel that it’s going to give out or that you’re going to fall off or through, especially when you’re wriggling around to pick up a drink or book etc. No creeks or wobbles. It’s also actually more comfortable than you’d imagine. I could happily sit in it for an evenings relaxation while camping, and will be taking it to a music festival in a couple of weeks so that I have the comfort of a good seat whenever I want. The one thing I required from this chair was its height. In the small tent I can’t be having an XL chair for sitting in, I need something that will accommodate me happily, but not completely take over the small ‘living area’ of the tent. This chair ticks all the boxes. Summary: This little chair can go anywhere, a child could carry it if need be. It’s sturdy and completely functional in probably all terrains. I have taken advice from another reviewer and have cut two tennis balls in half to put under each foot when required so that the feet don’t sink into soft ground, a total game changer for a muddy field or a beach. The ball halves fit happily in the bag once packed away so to keep it all together. If you don’t have the ball halves, you can sit quite happily in the seat with the legs velcroed down, sometimes you want to stretch your legs out in front of you, though will say, make sure you can get up from such a low position or you might find yourself on social media having been filmed rolling out of the seat to get up🤭 I’m glad I spent the time searching for something like this and have been very pleasantly surprised and impressed. Total value for money and will consider buying other products from this company.