ATEPA Ultralight Square Tall Chair Set of 2 Lightweight Camping Folding Chair

This chair is really nicely compact! The bag is the smallest chair I’ve ever used and yet it fits back in well.It’s low profile, so know that if you’re in an area where height matters. However at the same time, it fits both my 5’10” husband and short elementary child just fine.It isn’t tippy at all, which we also like. It does come with extra, wide feet. We just use the regular feet.The bag, besides being compact, also has loops to hook onto the base. It hangs underneath and both stays with the chair and starts out of the way.The price is very reasonable for a chair like this.

This chair weighs in accurate. I was going to post more but the product page does a far better job. This is a great chair been using it all soccer season. Like the size and weight, especially if you are juggling many other items or have a long walk. It sits low to the ground if you have issues with that I would avoid. The chair is great in crowds and set up is really easy. I literally shake it and everything snaps together mostly. It is all hallow tubing and had elastic stringing running at its heart. So I have some longevity concern as once that goes this chair is no longer functional. But thus far is great. Tear down is a bit more of a pain. You need to collapse the core base then slowly fold down each section and wrap it. Then it all folds up in the bag without issue. This is a great chair and worth it if on the market, I am 5'8" 170lbs.

Packed this on my carry on suitcase to take to a float trip. It was great to have. Definitely will purchase another set for camping.

This camp chair is great if you're looking for something that can easily be packed and set up in moments, it's a bit on the short side if you're taller (you'll be kissing your knees depending on how you sit) but it still works great for being so portable. This is a chair I'd definitely use while hiking so you can stop for lunch and sit down without lugging a big camp chair.However because it's main aim is portability the comfort does lack a little bit, but it's not enough to knock off any stars because it does what is meant to do. It's durable and the thing pretty much sets itself up when you take it out of the bag thanks to the elastic cords.If you're looking for a nice portable chair definitely give this one a try..

I love this chair! It’s so comfortable, the perfect size and pretty much puts itself together. Once I let the legs free from the strap and give it a little shake, the poles start clicking together. The sleeve is great and I like the ventilation on the sides. It’s also easy to slide on on the chair and has been sturdy so far. It packs down just as easy and the bag is great quality and has a convenient handle on it. The only thing that would make it better is the weight. It’s the lightest chair for long backpacking trips but it’s been perfect for all my other adventures.

Perfect for my motorcycle
Lightweight but sturdy

They are so cute and portable.

This camping chair is so easy to unfold and fold back up. It’s sturdy and comes with a carrying bag and wider feet that you can attach to make it more stable. It’s a low chair that is best for smaller people. I was able to sit comfortably on it though. My granddaughter loves it and promptly took it over. We will use this chair for camping since it’s lightweight and so easy to carry.

This chair is small but is very compact when broken down making it ideal to take anywhere. It's surprisingly comfortable despite its small size and stable thanks to the ball joint type feet.

I’m about 190 pounds and was able to really p it this thing to the test. I rocked back and forth in it and fell into it many times and it still held up like it was nothing! The only bummer was I bought this for my mother and she was unable to get into it because the arm holders were too close together. It was really easy to set up and is super sturdy. A really good beach chair!

I have a couple of similar chairs from a renown outdoor outfitters co-op (3-letter name), and this chair is so superior in quality compared to that. Furthermore, it’s less than half the price.I didn’t even bother taking comparison photos, cause the features speak for themselves:? The corners of this chair is reinforced not just with stitching, but also with a stiff backing. This is super important and was a failure point in both my name-brand chairs.? This chair not only has a cup holder pocket, it also has another wider pocket which is perfect for stashing your phone, or sunglasses, or a small book.? This chair is a mix of solid canvas and a mesh netting type fabric, my name brand one has holes where the netting is for this one. The issue with that is if you happen to forget to take your phone out of your back pocket before sit down, it’s going to take a tumble right through those holes and on to the ground.??A secondary issue with the big holes in the name brand chairs is that my small dog has troubles sitting in the name brand chair cause he could fall through. With the netting he can sit comfortably in this chair and the chair is also low enough so he can get on/off himself. He’s a senior pup so making sure he’s comfortable on our camping trips is important to me, and this chair meets the bill for a chair that he can enjoy when he wants to be near us by the campfire.? This chair is comfortable for both me, at 5’1”, and my 6’3” husband, which I consider a hard feat to accomplish.? The chair comes with these special feet adaptors that should prevent the chair from sinking too much in sand / mud, but I have not tested it.Overall, this chair is a home run to me. If I had to nitpick, I’d point out that there are not “pull tab” loops in the corners to help pull the fabric on to the frame, but honestly, I got it on to the frame without those tabs no problem, so I can’t really consider that a flaw.

Excellent chair. The size is compact,but comfortable. Nice quality. Easily assembled. Comes with nice carry bag. Fits nicely in my motorcycle saddlebag. Great for any kind of trips

Absolutely great chair!I own two other camping chairs and this one is by far my favorite!-It's very light. Great for carrying and comes in its small bag.-It's so comfortable! These are the chairs you wanna bring EVERYWHERE. The recline angle makes it soo much better and worth the money.-Holds over 300lbs which is insane. My husband is tall and weights about 230 and fits in it very comfortably.-I love the side pockets to keep your phone and drink or snacks.-I think it's so cool that it comes with leg extenders (?) to make it wider and better for uneven terrain.Very nice camping chair. I love it and recommend it!

This chair is fantastic. It’s compact when in the case and big enough when assembled to be comfortable. It’s easy to put together and disassemble. I did not think I could get it back in the case but it fit! The material is good quality and sturdy. I would caution: I am 70 inches tall and 160 lbs, and I fit fairly snug in the seat. Great camp chair overall.

I am amazed how small this chair packs and how lightweight, yet functional it is! My husband wanted a small, packable chair for a while, sn d this one came along at the right time. He had it set up in less than 2 minutes, and it took him another 2 to put it back together.The chair supports up to 300 lbs, so it should last him a while without any breakage. Very exciting!

This chair was much lower to the ground than I thought it was going to be. Other than that, it was easy to set up and kinda easy to pack back up. I don't think I packed it back up the way I was supposed to, but it still fits so I'm good with it. Once it's packed up it takes up very little room. The material of the chair is good quality.

Atepa compact foldable chair was very easy to set. The package came without instructions even with without instructions I was able to set it. I had a bit of difficulty in fitting the seating fabric but then I figured it out.I got the short version of the chair and you sit pretty low in this and there is no head support. Other than this will be great for camping and hiking trips.

This is a really Great chair for reasonable price! What I notice that this chair is really light and easy to carry. the Square base does help with stability of the chair. The included Feet pads really help it stay stable in soft surfaces! Putting it back into the back take a bit more getting use to they have written instructions it still take a few try to learn how to fold it back. Still maybe a 2 min process. Overall, I like the lightweight and stable feet of the chair!

I got this to have a chair in the van just in case we need one. I wanted something smaller that didn’t take up a lot of space so this definitely works.-It comes in a nice bag with a handle. It’s almost like a compact umbrella, but wider.-The legs come wrapped in a Velcro piece. When you take the Velcro piece off it starts to come together for you.-It also comes with little cups to put under the feet for soft ground.-It seems like once you get used to the assembly it’ll be quicker.Overall, this chair fits my purpose, a compact, travel, size chair, I would recommend for anybody needing a smaller chair that still fits an adult.

If you are a size of this happy 10 year old man on the pictures - this chair is amazing! However, anyone bigger and wider will feel cramped. I am 6'3" and feel like I am way too big for this chair. The two back frames on each side of the chair are actually digging under my arm pits unless I stretch my arms forward and hold them together.On the positive side, love the fact how small it folds and how portable it is! It is made out of aluminum frame and very lightweight. The feet have 4 separate stand covers that would be very useful in sand to keep the feet from sinking in. The two side pockets are useful too! Overall great chair but not for everyone!

I live in South Florida, right on the beach, so folding chairs are of great use to me. My wife and I, like to get down to the beach, and I particularly am someone who likes to sit in a chair, rather than lie down on a blanket. This folding chair is very compact, and is perfect for my application. It sits low to the ground, which I prefer for the beach, but might make it a little more difficult to get in and out of, if you are someone who struggles due to age, or disability. The chair is quite comfortable, and the mesh sides make it nice, and breathable as well. You have pockets on either side for whatever you choose to store in them, which is nice, because at the beach I like to bring a book, and of course my cell phone. So, when I'm not reading, I could just slip the book into the pocket, and keep my phone in the pocket as well. Putting it together is pretty simple, as it more or less falls into place. Taking it apart was not too bad, as I personally found it fairly easy, but my wife struggled a little, when trying to pry apart the pieces. I should mention, she does have a bit of arthritis in her hands. They have nice wide feet, which is good for not sinking into the sand too much. It folds down to a very compact size, compared to other folding chairs, and is easy to carry. All in all, for camping, or the beach, this is a great chair to bring along, and sit comfortably. For these kinds of activities, I feel comfortable recommending it.

I ordered the low version. This is a nice backpacking chair that is going to be part of my motorcycle camping kit. It weighed 32.9 ounces in the bag. The chair is sturdy and comfortable. The back comes up almost to the top of my shoulders. I'm 5'6" if that gives you some height reference. I had to tug a bit to get the fourth corner of the fabric onto the metal frame. But that is because it is new fabric. If you leave it set up for a couple of days it should stretch the fabric a little and should be easier to get on. The manufacturer should sew loops to grasp when sliding in the corners like other backpack chair manufacturers do. The leg feet (rubber like balls) are much larger than the typical backpacking chairs sold, so there it will help keep the legs from sinking into the ground. But it also comes with "big foot covers" as the company calls them that go onto those ball feet to give an even greater foot surface area. Because the leg feet are rubber like material the big foot covers don't fit on easy, but they do get easier to put on and remove. It has pockets on each side that are 5"x7"

I wish I had of recorded how quick and easy it was pop out and put together! Really took like 2 minutes to put it together and it’s pretty comfy, durable and well made!! It’s small and compact so carrying it will be a breeze!!

This camping chair is perfect for packing. It comes with a great bag that has a loop on each end, as well as a Molle strip, giving multiple options for attachment to your gear. The chair itself is "bundled" up inside and held together by a sturdy velcro strap. Once opened up, the chair's limbs are held together with internal elastic, much like extendable tent poles. Simply fasten everything together into a chair form, and put the seat into the four outstretched poles. The angle of the seat isn't the best or most ergonomic, but it will do for a campsite. The feet are balled rubber with some grip, but included are plastic bases for each foot to help distribute weight on soft ground. While it says it can support 150kg (330lbs), I would probably recommend this for someone smaller than that. I am about 128kg and felt a little like I was going to break this. It would be perfect for a child or small adult, and the lightweight nature of it would be easy for them to carry along on a hike. You can't expect it to be super heavy duty, given how lightweight and small it is, but with this is mind, I would recommend it for anyone who needs a lightweight, packable camp chair.

This comes nicely packaged in its case/canvas bag. There were no assembly instructions included, but you really don’t need any. What you should know is that you can only assemble the main frame one way! Between elastic bands (inside the legs) and the direction of the legs, once you take the Velcro band off, it almost snaps itself together. Once the frame is together, it is very straightforward and relatively easy to put the canvas “seat” on. It does fit rather tightly onto the frame; you want the canvas seat taut so that it holds you securely. Once the chair is done, I found that putting the feet onto the bottom of the legs, then actually sitting on it popped the feet right onto the legs.I timed how long it took for me to assemble it (from opening the carry bag until it was ready for me to sit); 3 minutes. Taking it down to put it back into the bag took only 2 minutes.Compact and relatively light; easily fits into a backpack for a hike.