Anyone got or had one of these chairs, looking at getting just the standard size one.
In reply to Post #1
Used one for a few years. There are comfier chairs but for comfort/weight/size ratio I think this is right up there.
If weight isn't a concern I'm sure there are comfier lower cost options.
It's not uncomfortable (for me anyway) but not for long sittings imo
Used one for a few years. There are comfier chairs but for comfort/weight/size ratio I think this is right up there.
If weight isn't a concern I'm sure there are comfier lower cost options.
It's not uncomfortable (for me anyway) but not for long sittings imo
In reply to Post #2
Initially I was looking at the Trakker Levelite Longback Chair, more expensive but I'd read somewhere that it's ever so slightly too high? Especially when sitting in the bivvy doorway.
I'm after a light, comfy chair with arms that's not classed as compact.
Initially I was looking at the Trakker Levelite Longback Chair, more expensive but I'd read somewhere that it's ever so slightly too high? Especially when sitting in the bivvy doorway.
I'm after a light, comfy chair with arms that's not classed as compact.
In reply to Post #2
I have to agree with Phil, there are comfier chairs, I love mine because it lightweight, a decent size, and comfortable enough for me.
I have to agree with Phil, there are comfier chairs, I love mine because it lightweight, a decent size, and comfortable enough for me.
In reply to Post #1
I have one, the one with the arms. I think 2, maybe 3 years use now, seems durable. Sits well, and i'm not a small person. Maybe a bit too low, that's all i can think of. I use it under a wychwood mhr 50 inch, the discontinued one, and i can put the chair all the way back into that mini brolly and stay dry when it's pooring. All in all, very happy with this chair, the best lightweight i could find.
I have one, the one with the arms. I think 2, maybe 3 years use now, seems durable. Sits well, and i'm not a small person. Maybe a bit too low, that's all i can think of. I use it under a wychwood mhr 50 inch, the discontinued one, and i can put the chair all the way back into that mini brolly and stay dry when it's pooring. All in all, very happy with this chair, the best lightweight i could find.
V lightweight if that's important, not overly comfortable though.
In reply to Post #1
Had mine for a couple of years,
It's super light and comfortable enough, got to say I prefer a chair with a higher back, but that's just me, I will at some point get a trakker chair with higher back and chop this one in.
Tel
Had mine for a couple of years,
It's super light and comfortable enough, got to say I prefer a chair with a higher back, but that's just me, I will at some point get a trakker chair with higher back and chop this one in.
Tel
Had one,took it back.It was uncomfortable and all the stitching came undone,utter junk
Have had mine for the last 2 years. Only use it on short day sessions.
As many have said really light, not the most comfortable. No issues with build quality either.
As many have said really light, not the most comfortable. No issues with build quality either.
No issue with the build quality either plus I don't find them uncomfortable,good chair
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I use the XL version.
I love it, lightweight, comfortable enough.
Much better than the heayy recliner chair that I used before.
I use the XL version.
I love it, lightweight, comfortable enough.
Much better than the heayy recliner chair that I used before.