TREKOLOGY Ultralight Beach Chair, Lightweight Camping Chair for Backpacking, Hiking, and Travel - YIZI LITE

Great chair! Light, pretty compact and very comfortable! I was wearing of the mesh part being too flimsy but it is actually a firm fabric and seems like it will last a long time. I love the low to the ground hight. Got it for backpacking and I am very pleased with it !

Easy set up. Lightweight. Cheap. Perfect for my use. I didn’t wanna spend $150+ on the name brand chairs so I ordered this one. I have used it on countless backpacking and camping trips. It has held up to all elements, survived being dropped countless times, and still works flawlessly. It is very comfortable, I prefer it more than a regular folding chair. Definitely recommend for a lightweight but budget friendly camp chair.

Took this chair for a two night backpacking campout. Lightweight. Didn’t take up much room in my pack. I found it very easy to set up. Packing it away was slightly more difficult, but was able to do it without too much difficulty. It was a lifesaver! Sits very low to ground, so getting up can be tricky, but very comfortable! Didn’t have it on a different campout and was miserable trying to set on the ground or on a log.

I bought two of these for a trip to Hawaii. I actually ordered a couple different chairs to see which would be the easiest to pack, and this was the most compact. It’s very lightweight and fits into a small drawstring bag. The seat is mesh so it dries quickly and you don’t roast sitting in it. Absolutely recommend for a packable chair. The downsides—it is kind of a pain to assemble and disassemble. After the first day, I ended up throwing two of these assembled in the back of my rental car so I wouldn’t have to fuss with it every day! It also tips over backwards fairly easily. I would set it up and lean it forward slightly to make it more stable.

Used this chair while backpacking and I loved it! I don’t see why you would buy a 180$ backpacking chair when you can get this. It can feel a little flimsy at times but as long as you’re not moving around like a madman the chair is amazing. Only downside i see is that it sinks in dirt and sand but that’s really just on where your sitting not the chair. I weigh 230lb and this chair held me very comfortably and had enough space for me (I have a wider back) It’s easy to set up and pack, weighs around the same as the competitors while being extremely affordable and good quality.

I bought this a month in advance for hiking trip. I set it twice before the trip. It was easy to use and set up. First use on the actual hike, the bar toward the front of the chair bent under my weight. I weigh 150 lbs. I had no other weight on me but the clothes I was wearing.

I have used this chair on a couple of backpacking trips so far, and it has been great for the price. The main downside is the slightly heavy 1.75 lbs and really low sitting profile. It is pretty well built, holding my 225lbs. The chair has survived me sitting on only 3 of legs on accident, as well as plopping myself down into it fairly hard a few times. The biggest downside is how low it is, but it's really comfortable and great for stretching out your legs in. Getting in and out of it, especially after a long day of hiking, can be a little difficult. However, it is a great all-rounder.

I'm willing to sacrifice comfort for weight when backpacking/camping, but this is ridiculous ..it's like a "trick chair" -it'll throw you off /you'll fall back if you're not careful. Yes, it's one of the most lightweight chairs available, and the materials quality is good (although not the smartest design ie bulky), but it's not comfortable - it actually requires a lot of muscle engagement to sit in it... you must always sit with your legs straight out otherwise you will fall back. You can't bend your legs, have you knees up, or be in any other position other than stretched out with your legs straight. It's almost more like a cot than a chair. This is ok for a moment, but the upper back /neck /thoracic region quickly fatigue and it makes you just want to stand up to relieve the strain. It's worth 2 stars, because it's UL and beats sitting on the ground, but only for a moment. For the same weight and less dollars, this "LACAL" chair (on the left) wins 100 times over. Check out the difference in the frames.. the Treckology chair is like having to balance on a beam in the middle.. it's so wobbly, low, and doesn't let you relax your body.

These Trekology ultralight camping chairs are an absolute game-changer! I bought two, and they’ve become the stars of every outdoor adventure. Lightweight enough to carry anywhere and sturdy enough to make you forget they’re "ultralight," they’ve got the perfect balance of portability and comfort. Setting them up is a breeze—honestly, it’s so easy it almost feels like a magic trick. And once you’re seated, it’s like lounging on a cloud (if clouds had great lumbar support). Whether I’m by the campfire, watching a sunset, or just pretending to be a wilderness king, these chairs make the experience better. Now, a word of caution: these chairs do have a playful side. If you lean a little too far one way or another, they might try to teach you the laws of gravity. It’s not a dealbreaker—just a quirky feature that adds to the excitement of camp life! Bonus points for their compact size! They fit neatly into my backpack without hogging space, leaving more room for snacks or, you know, the essentials. If you’re looking to level up your camping game, these chairs are the throne you deserve. Five stars and a standing ovation (until I sit down again, of course)! 🌲🪑

Sometimes hard to get out of being so low. Bought it for packability and weight for bike packing

Pesa muy poco y es muy compacta. Perfecta para llevar a acampadas donde hay que cargar el equipo por largas distancias

Ultra light and small, fits perfectly in small bags on my enduro bike

I'm not sure what is considered ultralight, but this chair is light at best. It sits very low to the ground but not in an uncomfortable way because it is super comfortable both for the seating position and height. Keep in mind though that it wouldn't be much good in sandy areas like the beach or the desert because it might dig in the sand and then you're left almost sitting on the ground. That being said, it feels like top quality, super easy and quick to setup, the mesh is very tough so not worried about it ripping and the aluminum tubes are very solid, although a little pricey overall