Cascade Mountain Tech Camping Chair - Low Profile Folding Chair for Camping, Beach, Picnic, Barbeques, Sporting Event with Carry Bag

These sat on my Amazon list for quite a while and I finally pulled the trigger due to the price being the lowest I had seen it thus far. Reviews were still very good and I’m looking forward to spring, so I pushed the buy button. I received them, pulled them out of their box and carrying bag, unfolded it and plopped down in it in my living room… WOW surprisingly uncomfortable I instantly thought to myself. I’m not a very picky person either. I’m 5’11 male with, 190 lbs for reference.Seems well constructed, not flimsy. Light weight, sits you low to the ground which is great for concerts and the beach. But all of the cross bars run along right in the worst places. This is probably due to a lack of research and development by this random Chinese company as much mor expensive and well known brands figure out the comfort aspect in a piece of rec furniture like this. I would not pay any more than $35-40 for this chair as I feel people like my wife would have to purchase an additional foam pad to mitigate the comfort issue. I will keep them as I paid a fair price for them and the discomfort level feels ok with the price I paid.

My back gets so sore from just sitting on a blanket at the beach. Thought I’d give these a try it had mixed reviews. Not a cheap little chair but I have to say so far it’s comfortable. I like how low to the ground it is and has nice back support. It’s light and easy to use so far so good. I’m 5.6” 118lbs no issues as of yet.

In don't give out 5 stars lightly. I've had this chair for 1 year and 7 months and have basically used it as a porch chair. This means that it has approximately 6 months "sit time" use and exposed to indirect (sometimes direct) weather elements from rain, snow, freezing to hot and dry/arid. It has managed to last this long, barely ever folded up, even. It's finally, after this long, starting to stretch a little so my butt touches the bars a bit. Even so, it's still very comfortable.It's the right height and angle, and the side bars don't get in the way much at all, if anything, they are perfect for my 5ft 11, 210lb build. The only thing is that it can be a bit creaky out of the box, so I would not recommend for hunting as it will potentially spook your game. It folds up quickly and sets up easily once you figure out the "trick".I would highly recommend this chair for avid campers and porch sitters alike. I would not recommend for backpacking, as it is a tad heavy for that (or maybe I'm just whimpy, I dunno). Going to buy me a new one soon! This would have lasted longer, no doubt, would I have taken better care of it.

This is a sturdy, comfortable chair. I was able to strap it to the back of my kayak for a 2 night trip with no problems, a nice seat in the woods.

Hey, it's a great low sitting chair - very comfy if you don't mind getting really close to the ground. Did I mention it's a low chair? Personally I'm happy with that, using it to sit on top of my camper 🙂. BUT, it is a cheap thing not worth big bucks. $75? No way. It's just a cheap camp chair - maybe worth $40 max. And it ain't light to carry around. I suggest buying something else until these seriously come down in price. If you absolutely must have a super low chair, this is the one.