I am using this chair for adventure motorcycle camping, there's nothing better than having something to lean your back on after a long day sitting without back support on a motorcycle.

It packs 6in longer than my old folding camp chair, but I'm glad to make room.

Light and compact chair! I purchased this because of the arm rests and higher back, which made it much more comfortable! The arm rests let you sink into the chair in a much more relaxed position. The frame is sturdy (see picture), but took a little to figure out the assembly as it did not come with any instructions. (I figured it out by looking at the photos). The bag has hook loops to attach carabiners, etc. I eventually bought a shoulder strap so that I can carry it over my shoulder. Overall a great chair with easy packing and transport.

The best camping chair ever have!!

I was skeptical when I first set up the chair, but I felt it had nice support, though not quite as wide as "regular" heavier folding chairs I own. The only challenge we had with the chair was that my wife sat in it on soft ground (we were camping), leaned back a little too far, and the rear legs sunk in such that she fell backwards. I contribute most of this to poor placement of the chair, although regular folding chairs would be a little less prone to this. What I really like is the way the interlocking parts are attached via elastic cords (like tent pole are) so you don't have to guess what tube goes into what hole. Overall, considering the amazing light weight and compactness of the chair - it folds up into a bag less than two feet long and around six inches wide - I think it's wonderful.

Comfort and stability were both better than expected. I'm 6' 1" and 207lb and feel like I could sit in it comfortably for an extended period while reading or watching the fire. Didn't feel flimsy when I shifted around. There's no cross-bar under your legs to cut into your legs like some chairs, so I could extend my legs out comfortably. The back angle is such that I could roll a towel or jacket under my neck and lean back for a nap without falling out or tipping over. When done, the chair packed up easily, and fits nicely in my motorcycle top case.

Other reviewers have complained about the legs sinking into soft ground, so I bought 4 bright orange plastic motorcycle kickstand plates, one to put under each leg. They are $8.99/pr on Amazon, flat & almost no weight, so they fit in the bag with the chair. These are designed to keep a motorcycle kickstand from sinking into the ground & have ridges to keep them in place, so they serve the same purpose for my chair.

I bought this chair for our annual trip to Puerto Rico. I used it on the beach everyday for almost a month. It did great! To keep the legs from sinking in soft sand I would take something flat that I would find on the beach and put it under the legs, problem solved. A half of an empty coconut shell worked very well. I read comments about the chair being light and blowing over. Easy fix, I took a 4' piece of twine, tied one end to the bottom bar of the chair and tied the other end to a rock or something similar I found at the beach and buried it in the sand, it worked like an anchor. After putting the chair together a couple of times it becomes very quick and simple. The frame is lightweight but heavy duty tube aluminum with elastic bands to guide each piece into the socket where it goes. It can't be done wrong. The chair is very comfortable and very well made. I would definitely buy again. The only con, which is very minor, was that the zipper on the storage bag failed after about 20 times of use. This is probably because it is hard to get the frame and seat rolled up as compactly as it came from the factory. The first time you remove the chair from the bag pay close attention to how it is packed from the factory. I didn't do this, I was like a kid on Christmas morning, tearing open my presents.