Guide Gear 360º Swivel Hunting Blind Chair, Lightweight, Portable Mesh Hunt Seat, 300-lbs Capacity

Bought his for my 73yr old father after hunting in a blind with him last season. He had a large folding chair before that was a pain to carry in and he couldn't have made any more noise in it. This chair isn't the lightest ever, but not bad to bring in the woods. Very comfortable, swivels quietly to give full range motion in the blind. Now the old man isn't scaring off all the deer with his noisy old chair!

Im 5’10 190 my son 6’2 150. Super comfy for a lightweight hunting chair. Totally quiet and surprisingly stable for the swivel size. Used in blinds and in forest just sitting. Been using them for a week straight and recommend.

Good chairs , quiet when using but noisy when packing in if not careful. Little on the heavy side.

Worked great for ram 650 blind, very quiet and swivels smoothly, could be packed on back and used for ground hunting

I have 3 of these chairs. They're sturdy and quiet. Good stability. Perfect size and height for hunting. Two of them I've had for about 5 years. One in a box blind outside 24/365. They're fantastic for the price.

Got this to combo with my ghost blind. Folds easily. Not too heavy to transport. If you are using this for hunting, be careful, it can be fairly loud when opening up.

This chair is comfortable, and the swivel part is silent, but the chair makes loud creaking noises if you shift your weight. Sounds like the metal parts rubbing against each other. I have thought about trying to add some graphite powder to lubricate it, but will probably just buy a different one as recommended by my hunting partner.

UPDATE: The seat of chair is perfectly horizontal or maybe even pitched forward just a bit. The fabric is also somewhat slippery. My blind is sitting just slightly inclined...not bad, and normally I'd call it fairly level. However, in these chairs I was constantly sliding forward and spent the morning pushing back with my feet. I finally turned the seat around and sat "Flashdance" style to give my legs a break. I'll have to shovel and/or shim under the legs to eliminate this problem. Go prepared with a means of leveling these when setting up. This seems to be a sturdy and well made chair. As others have noted, it is heavy, but it's not intended for carrying all day. The swivel "feet" scrape or squeak a bit when walking, so plan accordingly. I did deduct a star because of the included shoulder strap. On both of the two chairs I purchased, the strap was badly twisted, which significantly shortened the length and made it uncomfortable to carry. Unfortunately, due to their closed-loop construction, the only way to straighten them is to cut stitching or drill rivets, which I'm not ready to do. More attention to detail is needed at the factory.