MOON LENCE Portable Camping Chair, Backpacking Chair, Ultralight & Compact, 400 lbs Capacity, for Outdoor Camp, Travel, Beach, Picnic, Hiking (Black(Low Height))

Update:After I reported my issue, I was very promptly contacted by the Moon Lence customer support. They were super friendly and understood my reported issue from the pictures I had uploaded as part of my original review. They didn't ask me too many questions. They sent me a new chair quickly. The new chair is exactly like the good one I talked about in my original review. It had perfect reinforced stitching at the tear-prone areas. I'm now very happy that they took care of my bad shopping experience and turned in to a happy one. Now I can confidently shop from them again as I know that they will take care of any product issue. Thank you, Moon LenceOriginal Review:I ordered two. I opened both to check specifically how the stitching is near the points where it is prone to tear. One of the two looked to have good clean reinforced stitching (see the first pic. That's how the stich should look like). The second one looked miserable. I'm pretty sure it's going to fall apart in one or two uses. Looks at the picture 2, 3, 4. All the 4 corners around the hole looks so bad. It's already opening up just out of the box. I'll contact the seller to see what they say.

Very easy to assemble the foldability top notch. It definitely holds up to the weight specs.

If you're looking at this for hiking, spend the extra and get a Helinox. This is good value for car camping, but it doesn't pack down very small and the way it's constructed causes it to heavier than you'd expect. We bought them for our kids and I trust them, but if you're creeping up on 250lbs I'd be nervous.

Easy to carry and put together and very comfortable and easy to get out of. Nice chair I'm taking it to a hot springs next week!

Just got these for the beach and kids’ soccer games. They are very sturdy. They fold up really small. They are a tiny bit narrow in the top for a man’s shoulders (not terrible,) just that the bars hit my shoulders), but perfect for my wife. They are an interesting “test” to fold up, but when disassembled just a little manipulation and they go right back in the bag. I wish the low ones had a plate (like the higher one does) so they don’t sink into the sand.

This chair gave me a headache...The reason I got it was I saw some decent reviews on YouTube from die hard backpackers...When I recieved it, it popped open nicely, but then I struggled for get the the seat stretched to fit all corners. I was convinced it was a defect, but after fighting with it for 10 minutes, I got it to fit on. I sat in, it was sturdy...Cool...OK. THEN came the folding up the legs to fit in the bag...OMG...If you are in the mood to solve a Rubiks Cube, then go for it. For me, I do not feel like fighting with a lightweight chair. I was SO MAD after about another 15 minutes of trying to break it down. There are two parts on the square frame that DO NOT flex so it stays square, so you have to figure out how to maneuver the pieces to fit in the bag. I thought it was me, but, I had 2 other people give it a go and we were all equally confused and frustrated. Don't do this yourself.

Very happy with this!

You can find better chairs with the same price. It's extremely low and feels very unstable