MARCHWAY Lightweight Folding High Back Camping Chair with Head Support, Stable Portable Compact for Outdoor Camp, Travel, Beach, Picnic, Festival, Hiking, Backpacking (Highback Khaki)

Good product

Very happy with it so far. It is great for strapping on my bike or throwing in my canoe so I can sit comfortably at my destination where I will set up and paint remote landscapes. I do wish the back was slightly more upright, but that is my personal preference. Overall it is a good chair that feels like it will last a long time.

so I'm coming from an Alite Monarch 2 legged chair, and those things, eap the early generations, are very light but surprisingly overbuilt, it lasted for 9 years and is still going strong. however, my wife is not into 2 legged chairs at all so I did my research and landed on Marchway high backs. these are light for the feature set, and are way more comfortable than any low back chairs. the construction is typical - plastic hub, shock cord connection tight fit slip in joints. The set up and put away process is a little bit annoying due to the many pieces that comes apart, but I was able to put it back into the case without much issue after the first use, I'd imagine it'll only get easier. The set up is esp finicky, because the two high poles are not straight, but curved. you need to make sure the curvature is pointing toward the front of the chair before putting the mesh body over the poles, else it won't fit. another positive is the carrying bag -- it is sturdier than expected, with decent zippers, and useful daisy loops on the outside should you wish to add more attachments. over all my only worry about this chair is the pockets that hold the chair poles when put together. all the stress are on the fairly thin material, and while this chair is rated for 300 lbs i got my doubts. The Alite Monarch has a stitched-in rubber receiver in the pocket, while the Marchway is solely based on the pocket's stitching and materials. If something fails on this chair, my money is gonna be there. but since it hasn't failed after 4 uses I'll say for now it's a 5 star. If and when this chair fails I might revisit this review and adjust accordingly.

Comfortable and lightweight. Perfect for the Jeep adventuring

I love this chair. Recently retired and spent a month driving around the country in my Honda CRV, hiking and camping. This chair takes up much less room when packed in the car, sets up and packs up quickly. I was skeptical about how it would hold up, but it's still solid. After a long day, I really like how this chair allows me to sit back in a semi-reclining position. Helped my back feel better. Also found the chair great for setting up along the sidelines to watch my boy's soccer games.