Camping Stool, 16in Tall Large Size Folding Stool with Carry Bag, Aluminum Alloy Bracket, 1.5lbs Lightweight, Load Capacity to 300lbs, for Travel, Hiking, BBQ, Fishing, Beach(Grey)

perfect in every way. Nice finish on the frame, stable, easy to carry folded into case or simple closed. Sturdy seat material I have only had this for a short while, so I don't know about long term--my hunch is that all will hold up.

I hang this very lightweight stool over the handles of my rolling suitcase which I push along with one hand. The other hand is used for my cane. When I need to stop and rest, I have but to pick up this wonderfully light stool from the handle of the suitcase and open it up. Of all the various options I tried this one is the most comfortable for purposes of sitting. I wish it were a bit higher than it is but it is quite usable as it is. If one is going for a walk or going to be waiting in line and will not have a suitcase, this item can easily fit into a tote or back pack. For those who need a cane and/or need to rest frequently while walking, this stool is a very good option - inexpensive and lightweight. It is also reasonably comfortable in comparison to other options on the market. It is far more comfortable than canes with built in seats. It is a good choice where mobility is only mildly impaired or where mobility assistance is needed for only a short distance or short time frame.For moderate to significant impairment, it is hard to beat a rollator. I have one of these and they are wonderful. I did not want to take my rollator to the airport, however, since the airports provide wheelchair assistance for passengers who need this accommodation. That being said, this little folding stool will tide me over if I need to rest for short distances. I highly recommend it.

Sturdy enough to hold me, and comfortable, just as advertised. However, as most of them are probably the same, folding it is awkward. Takes a little struggling. I think it is safe to use casually, and will be bringing it on my travels. Make sure you look at the dimensions.

Great product very light easy to compact into small case. It fits easily in a small back pack. Much easier to use than other similar products or even a chair cane. I would give it six stars if they had them.

I bought this chair to use at times where I would need to stand for long periods of time.Pros: it is lightweight, has a little bag to go with it, is small enough to fit in a backpack.Cons: It is fiddly to put together. I have sat on it a few times for short durations, but today was the big test. I put it together and made sure the pieces were solidly in place. I sat on it, it seemed squishy, like it could give. I checked again to make sure all the pieces were in place, and they were, so I sat on it again, and it broke, sending me backwards and twisting my knee as I tried to catch myself. I am fine, if a little sore. I checked to see what happened, and the lip of the male piece on one of the legs had broken off, causing the entire leg to bend with my weight. I am heavy, but not near 300 lbs. This is broken beyond repair, and I wouldn't trust it even if it weren't, as it is not safe. I do not recommend purchasing this as if it does break while using it, you can get seriously hurt.

Check the measurements before you buy this. As long as you are comfortable with the folded size, it seemed like a well-made product. I returned it because it was too big to fit in a backpack. The product's actual measurements are larger than those posted. I bought this to use while waiting in long lines and it seems like it would do that as expected. However, it is too large to easily carry for my needs. I recommend it, just read the description carefully. I retuned this and found a smaller version so I cannot comment on long-term use.

Delivery was super fast and the folding camp stools seem very strong (I weigh 240 lbs.) and sturdy. Pretty amazing how they fold to such a small convenient size to carry.Very pleased so far.

Held my weight better than I thought it would. Super easy to set up, but the take down can be a bit of a struggle because of how strong the elastic inside is.