Love these chairs! Super lightweight and easy to carry around. I use them in my garden and at the beach. Great quality and durable. I’m about 240lbs and never feel unstable when using them.

I got these for footstools for my oversized camping chair and hammock chair. I ended up using them during my house remodel constantly. Instead of squatting or kneeling, I sat on these bad boys when ever I needed to be close to the floor. They were a total lifesaver on my knees.

Works perfect for my job with my patients, where there is never chairs. Very small, easily portable under arm. Sturdy

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We ordered these portable folding stools to take with us when we are fishing in SE Alaska. They work great, they are compact, light weight and sturdy. They are a real game changer for me when we are trekking down trails in the woods, I just put them in my backpack and you don’t even notice they are there. Made of quality material. They are a awesome product to add to your camping, fishing or hunting arsenal.

These little (and I emphasize little)stools appear to be sturdy......time will tell. They come in a convenient little carrying case which should be nice. The price certainly was right.

This little seat is not super light but it makes up for that by being super awesome. It is sturdy, comfortable (the height is low but not too low), and set up is instant so if you need a quick seat to set up and take down on trail breaks this is perfect. And you cannot beat the value. It does seem a little bulky when packed in its bag but that’s what all those attachment points on your backpack are for. I’m using the bonus stool as a nice portable Turkey hunting seat.

I willingly acknowledge, "Nothing is perfect". With that said, I want to mention a noticeable difference between the stools I previously received, and the "no hassle" replacements sent by this seller. Mainly, there is a weight difference of nearly 1.4 OZ. New stools have more "heft". It is not immediately obvious what the difference is, all materials seem to be the same, and pieces and parts match...what I will say is the construction seems to be better. Including sewn seams and connection points...also, there is less "wobble" in the folding leg design. At first inspection, a better stool!....and with my previous experience, I've come up with a few easy modifications to hopefully improve durability. What is important to highlight is the timely and friendly willingness of this seller to make sure I was satisfied with my purchase, and that goes a long way with me. Not every seller (manufacturer) has a focus toward customer service and consumer satisfaction. For this reason, I now give this product a 4 STAR RATING. When the glue dries on my own modifications (added JB WELD for plastic at brackets, and Seam Sealer to secure stitched tread) .... you can take or leave them for what they are, I believe it may help over the long haul....SOON I'll be able to put these stools through the paces of Summer camping trips. THE FOLLOWING IS MY PREVIOUS REVIEW>>> OK...we all get excited when we get a delivery of camping stuff. That did not last long, these are advertised as stools, right? Intended for sitting ... well, I'm not a "HULK", maybe 200 Lbs., fully dressed with my pockets full and,... first time out testing this "stool", the canvas ripped and I nearly fell over on a concrete floor ...luckily, I was proceeding with caution (seemed a bit "flimsy"), and had my legs under me and was able to catch myself as this "stool" failed. It came apart where the canvas seat meets the corner brackets. What a bummer. Later in the day, my nephew who is maybe 160 Lbs. (wet) had one of the plastic brackets fail... (after only a few uses, and a lot of teasing that I did not know how to use a "stool")... and now his "stool" is also useless (bought as a pair). Maybe we got a "bad batch, as the information for this "stool" stated that it had "upgraded" canvas seat material, able to accommodate 400Lbs. We tried these "stools" on a hard, even surface ... can't imagine how they would perform at a typical dirt, rocky or grass campsite. So, proceed with caution, and keep your feet under you. Happy Camping ! I'll sit on a log or rock.

2nd update after 13 months:I'm back on Amazon forced to buy new stools because now the 2nd one has failed. I am nowhere near the max weight for these stools, and I have loved using them. But the 1st one started coming apart at the seams after 3 months. I saved the 2nd one for this year's yard work season, and now one corner is completely detached 3 months after I started using it. This is with about 2 hours of use a day from the beginning of May until mid-July. Went back to work then and only had about 6 hours of yard work since. Just like the first one, this has lasted only about 160 TOTAL HOURS. It makes no sense to manufacture a stool that holds us heavier folks, that's comfortable to sit on while pulling weeds, that has strong joints and fabric, and then to use thread that won't hold up to one season's use! How FRUSTRATING! Sure do wish I could find a similar stool that has more durable stitching. The last 2 pictures are of the 2nd stool on August 7, 2022, after about 160 hours use. All 4 sides and all 4 corners are coming loose. The fabric holds, but the thread breaks.BTW, I do NOT leave this out in the sun/weather when I'm not using it. I don't abuse it in any way. Take it out, sit on it to pull weeds, then bring it in.UPDATE:Purchased this July 5 and initially reviewed it after 3 weeks of use. Now, after 3 months of use in my yard (took it out today after not doing yard work for a bit), I had to edit my review. Yes, I gave this stool a workout. And yes, I've enjoyed it very much. But I noticed broken threads when I got it out just now. On closer inspection, I was sad to realize this stool is unsafe to use anymore. The pocket came loose on one corner a while back, but now the stitches are broken on one side and two corners! Having the corners unsewn makes this dangerous to use. The fabric isn't torn, so if I had upholstery thread and needle it could probably be repaired. But I don't, and it wouldn't be worth paying someone to repair it. Glad to have a second stool on standby, but it's quite disappointing to only get maybe 150 hours of use out of this after I was so thrilled with it. My amended conclusion is that these are fun stools to SIT on, but don't expect them to stand up to the rigors of gardening. 🥺~ ~ ~ ~ ~[July 31 review] Gotta admit I didn't have high expectations for this little thing. But I had just broken a plastic garden stool because I was always leaning and twisting in it while weeding. Because I'm in the midst of a huge yard project, I needed another low stool quickly! Looked at so many, and honestly the fabric on this one was probably what put it over the top, because it sure didn't look like it would be sturdy enough. Now I'm not 400 lbs (what the seller says it will hold), but I'm no skinny-Minny, and this lightweight thing does NOT look like it would hold me. I tried it first inside the house so that if my big ol' backside broke it and it dumped me, it wouldn't happen in the yard in front of all the neighbors.Folks, not only does it HOLD me, it doesn't sink into my sandy yard like others have, it flexes to let me turn one way and then another to reach weeds, and I can even lean forward, backward, or to the side when I need to. It's so lightweight I can grab it up and collapse it in 2 seconds with one hand, stick it under my arm, then grab all my tools, buckets, whatever in both hands and move on to my next work spot. It gets wet in the rain or the sprinkler, and it dries quickly. It sits out in the sun for hours every day for the last 3 weeks plus, and it doesn't seem to have faded. I pull weeds, dig holes for new plants, mix cement, pour then decorate stepping stones, bend and twist and lean and rock back and forth ALL without any problems while sitting on this tiny little stool! AND it doesn't matter if I sit squarely on it or catty-cornered or more to the front or back, it's really comfortable and never tips over!Sure, it's a cute, low stool that kids would LOVE! But don't let that fool you into thinking it's kid stuff. This is a workhorse of a gardening stool! I don't know if it'll last a year or 2 or 10 (now THAT would be something!), but I have a backup if and when I finally wear it out. Or I might do what many have suggested, use the 2nd one as a footstool with my turquoise porch rocker; it would look GREAT with that!I do want to get into the height a bit. Some mentioned how low it is, as if that's a bad thing. For me, that's perfect, since I need to be able to comfortably reach the ground, staying in that bent position for long periods of time. If it was any taller, it would cut into the backs of my legs or make it hard to reach what I'm working on. If you're looking for a gardening stool, this is just the right height. I have bad knees, and I can get up and down easily from it.OH! Almost forgot about the bonus! I put my phone in the little pocket and turn that side behind me. I don't keep it in my shorts pocket while working in the yard because I get so dirty and sweaty. But the stool pocket is a bit hidden under the edge of the seat, so that protects my phone. Then it's handy for taking pictures like these. ;)This stool is better than I could ever have dreamed. I don't have one single complaint about it after nearly a month of daily use. It's my favorite tool, by far, because it makes the work easier. And it's CUTE!!!