ALPHA CAMP Portable Folding Oversized Camping Chairs with Cup Holder and Cooler Bag - Heavy Duty Steel Frame Support 200 KG

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If you need a lightweight chair which provides comfort to the back of your thighs whilst also supporting your back well then we recommend looking at the Marko products, and in particular their Director’s Chair. As always, your final choice when purchasing will come down to which of those three criteria strike you as most important. The back of the chair provides enough support, but the seat is lacking a bit of padding for extend sitting periods. The bag has a decent carry strap and really looks the business in black, with natty orange beading around the perimeter of the chair and bag. The size when packed away is tiny and can easily be carried in a rucksack if you are solo trekking and/or wild camping.

For the second part, the fabric section of the chair must be stretched over the base frame – this takes a bit of strength, but is not too taxing.It’s not the sort of chair you can sink in to and fall asleep – the sitting position is fairly upright.

In use, we found it comfortable and rugged – there doesn’t seem much chance of legs breaking or material wearing away. There are two onboard storage aids – a decent side cup bag which can be used to hold a flask or your mobile phone for example. With a padded neck rest and integrated drink’s holder also included, it’s just the ticket to chill at the campsite.If you’re after a more traditional foldable and reclining camping chair then we recommend this Quechua Camping Chair from Decathlon. Overall, this chair is recommended if you’re seriously watching the pennies, but we would advise to spend a little more if budget allows. The feet are worth mentioning too – a bit like snow shoes, the Kingcamp uses enlarged feet which don’t sink as easily into muddy ground – an important consideration in the UK!