Any recommendatios for a foldable camp chair

[El-Dracho]

Apologies for the late reply. Yes, I'd consider them "upright", as well as comfortable. We've used them for a while now - every day for 145 days' camping. They're as if new ("just out of the box"). We're using them at the moment (a month in the "Coffee Country").

Thanks!

 

[sterling may]

A little bulky but well worth it when you sit down in it and relax. https://amzn.to/35HAuaP

 

[MikeO]

I'm a huge fan of my Frontrunner Expander chair. It's a bit pricey but it folds down to a 1/16th of it's open size making it a great option when you already have a bunch of other stuff to pack for your trip.

Hi Brett,
Thanks. I was looking at that one and it seems to be quite solid and with a good seating position. Have heard some people who had broken parts at these chairs. What is your experience with that?
Thanks,
Bjoern

Hi,

I have couple of the expander chairs. On mine I noticed just the other day that both have broken parts. There are two metal brackets inside the piping that the frame rests on when folded out. Three out of four on my two chairs are broken. I don’t see how they can be easily replaced. The chairs are about four years old and have seen quite a lot of use. We love the chairs though - even though they are heavy with steel piping they are very comfortable.

Best regards
Mike.

 

[cug]

It might be too big and/or too cumbersome for most folks, plus it's out of stock, but I'd like to mention it anyways:

Standard Oak – Kermit Chair Company

www.kermitchair.com

I've had two of these for 10 years, used quite a lot, with the leg extensions they are great on a normal table, without, they are nice lounge style chairs. Much, much more comfortable than ANY other folding chair I've seen or used. I even take them on motorcycle trips, even though they pack rather large and heavy. It's just plain worth it.

 

[Old Tanker]

It might be too big and/or too cumbersome for most folks, plus it's out of stock, but I'd like to mention it anyways:

Standard Oak – Kermit Chair Company

www.kermitchair.com

I've had two of these for 10 years, used quite a lot, with the leg extensions they are great on a normal table, without, they are nice lounge style chairs. Much, much more comfortable than ANY other folding chair I've seen or used. I even take them on motorcycle trips, even though they pack rather large and heavy. It's just plain worth it.

+1 on the Kermit chairs. The optional bags are a must if using the extensions and cup holders. Great chairs, very comfortable, and they fold down into a handy size for storage.

 

[Paratus Outdoors]

I was a bit skeptical and very reluctant to get a Frontrunner Expander Chair at first but it now gets my vote.

 

[slightNine]

The frontrunner chairs impressed me when I came across them in the wild.

Then I tried to get some and found them impossible to get at the moment.

Thankfully I found that GCI Outdoors sells the same design minus the larger pocket on the side. Got mine through Academy.

Table height chairs change the game!

 

[genocache]

I like sitting in my Kermit chair, I like the small storage and seeming durability(mine is 6yo). What I don't like is the 2 bag storage for the necessary leg extenders and the precise method of roll-up to refit in the bag. Jeez, peoples just a skosh more room! +2 from me. And it fits on my motorcycle!

 

[Old Tanker]

...What I don't like is the 2 bag storage for the necessary leg extenders and the precise method of roll-up to refit in the bag...

The upgraded chair bags made by Storm solve the issue, for a price.

 

[DMS1]

Sams Club Chair, $19.99

 

[Billiebob]

this is my favourite reading chair

zero gravity recliner



and this one for a regular chair

 

[Mikderf]

Another vote for Front Runner chairs. Pretty close to dining chair height and super sturdy, especially for how compact it folds down. I carry 3 in one of my drawers and it only takes up about a third of the drawer space. Yes, a bit pricey, but worth it in my opinion.

 

[pcstockton]

Yup yup! Front Runner chair is the best.

 

[Viking1204]

I bought a Frontrunner Expander chair first, then I bought some Helinox when they went on sale. The Helinox are ok but the Frontrunner Expander is definitely more comfortably and studier. My son stole my Frontrunner when he moved out to use as a desk chair but now that he's moved in with his new Wife I told him I wanted my chair back since he says he doesn't need it anymore, I really miss that chair and will probably end up getting another one at some point!

 

[MMc]

Camp king Ive had them for 4 years , love them.

 

[jimmyjamson]

Hi overlanders,

My camp chair is getting old and here and there seams dissolve and so on. So I am looking for something new before it breaks down in the middle of nowhere.

Currently I have a very cheap one. The funny thing is that I bought it from the supermarket years ago for ten bugs or so and it lastet surpringsingly long.

However, I do not really like the chairs where I sit more in a sofa, I like to be able to sit proper at the table. An upright sitting position would be great and back friendly. Solid. On the other hand small package and reasonable low weight would be great.

So, anything you could recommend on wholesale folding chairs?

Thanks,
Bjoern

Anyone recommend where to buy some padded folding chairs at a good price? I have been looking and seems like the avg price is roughly $100 for a set of 4. Looking for better pricing if it exists.

 

[Lazynorse]

Tall guy here, been very happy with the GCI Comfort Pro. Don't pay 'overland tax' for it, either. https://www.rei.com/product/179776/gci-outdoor-comfort-pro-chair