Amazon BasicsCamping Chair

Excellent chair. I am a senior, 165lbs 5'2" and I have arthritis. VERY lightweight and the carry bag is bigger so it is not hard to put the chair back in the bag. Just be patient, adjust the material and put the legs in first. I laid it on a table the first time to get the hang of how to adjust the material to fit in the bag. It is extremely comfortable and well made. Best camp chair I have owned.

I see it for camping and fishing. The design makes it a sturdy and comfortable chair for sitting by a fire and just to relax and rest in. It is easy to stow away in its carrying case which has a shoulder strap to carry. Very good product design. Oh, and the cooler pouch is also a nice feature.

The Amazon Basics Camping Chair is a great choice for outdoor activities. It’s lightweight, easy to fold, and comes with a handy cup holder. The chair is comfortable and sturdy, though the fabric could be a bit more durable for long-term use. Overall, a solid camping chair for the price—perfect for casual outings

The chair arrived on time, I find it to be very comfortable/roomy and it's well worth the price. I also like the fact that it is as described w/the cup holder, cooler, and has a side pocket for magazines/books. I like that not only can I fit 4 12 oz cans of beverages, but w/out those, I can fit my single 25oz water bottle, which I tend to use more frequently. Plus it's easy to carry around. If you're looking for a decent chair, I think you're getting your money's worth w/this one.

10/10 recommend. Large chair for a large tooshie, cooler pocket is perfect depth for the giant a$$ tumblers we carry around nowadays, and is easy to carry. I am t-ball season ready!

What a great quality camp chair. It’s nice and sturdy and the color is a nice blue. It’s has plenty of storage around the handles which is convenient for all my goodies. It’s easy to carry with the cover that the chair comes in, I am so pleased with the function of this purchase.

This is my 3rd attempt at a camp chair after losing two old ones that I loved. The first attempt was a chair that was not only heavy but ridiculously large for a petite woman. I returned that one. The second was one of those popular, lightweight backpacking chairs that requires instructions to set up. I would sit in that chair next to friends in their "regular" camp chairs and feel sad for myself because my friends were comfortable and I was not. I still own that chair but never want to sit in in for more than 5 min.This chair fit the bill (and me) perfectly. It's comfy enough to hang out in for hours, reasonably light, AND it has an insulated pocket for storing cold beverages or sandwiches, plus a cupholder. The insulated pocket is like the cherry on top. This one's a keeper.

Not for me. I am petite at 5'1" and this was very uncomfortable. I got the basic version with no padding. While it was fine enough to sit in for 3 hours, I realized afterwards that my tailbone got bruised! I understand that ergonomics are hard to find in camping chairs, but there are clearly better options out there.Cons- The back is at an uncomfortable 90 degree angle so I needed a separate back pillow for support. There is no recline.- The front of the chair sags so it kind of squeezes my legs together / adds light pressure to the back of my thighs. (If you're tall/average maybe this is fine for you)- Non padded version is–as you'd expect–very not padded. Lesson learned, I will pay the extra for padded.- Not a deal breaker but worth mentioning: At 8lbs it's a little bulky for the lack of comfort.- Smelled like chemicals out of the box. Had air it for 48 hrs before it was bearable to sit in. Yuck.Pros:- Seems sturdy to me- Easy to set up, easy to move- Easy to get in and out of. Normal chair height vs sitting low to the ground.- Lots of storage. Fit my 24oz plastic water bottle (Owalla) comfortably. I didn't try the insulated pocket.- I was able to keep my feet mostly flat on the ground despite being short- I could lay my neck on the back of the chair to look at the sky! Probably doesn't apply to taller folks though.- Very affordable for the market and the chair perks you get- Bonus: I was able to hang my light backpack (~5lb total) on the back corner of the chair without the chair tipping, even if I wasn't sitting in it.But overall... I'm looking for a comfortable chair, and the basic non padded version is not for me. I'd say the biggest deal breakers are the 90 degree seat back and the lack of padding in the chair. I learned that this makes a big difference.