CLIQ Portable Camping Chair - Collapses to Size of Water Bottle - Lightweight Folding Chair for Camping - Outdoor Chair Supports 300 Lbs - Camp Chair Outdoor Adventures, Black

I have had a small packable camp chair in my trunk for years. I forgot how many times it has helped me out at kids sports and events where packing a chair just didn't cross my mind. It was important to me to replace that after it broke since I have become dependant on always having a chair in my car. I wanted something that packed small enough to throw in my trunk that I never had to take out in order to load something else up.I found out about Cliq through a random search and was immediately impressed by the size and portability. When fully compacted it is not much bigger than a Stanley style thermos.Size: Like I said above about the size of a stanley. It weighs in around 4lbs, and would fit in almost any daypack, backpack, or beach bag. You can buy a carry case for it separately.Assembly/Breakdown: First time out of the box with no instructions read, I was sitting in about 30-40 seconds. I am confident now that I know how to set it up it will take about 10-12 seconds. Breaking down is about the same but give it more like 20-30 seconds after you strap it up and secure it. It's really just as easy as advertised. However do not believe the video where the guy just throws it up and it "pops open" Yes that does happen, but there are some extensions you have to pull out first before sitting on it. To collapse the arms, you slide the extensions back in and then push the button at the center of all the arms and legs, this releases the lock and you can easily fold everything back up stuffing the chair material into the center.Comfort: Not the most comfortable chair out there, but as good or better than any I have found in this size range. I'm not looking for a soccer dad lay-z-boy. Just a chair I can easily set up and sit on with acceptable comfort. This checks the boxes.Extras: Unfortunately there's not much. I'd love to have the carry case but couldn't justify $30 for it. I put a large non climbing carabiner on it and it works fine for the walk to the fields. There is a mesh pocket that runs under the chair side to side that is nice for phone and key storage. Water bottle fit but become a bit uncomfortable if they are hard sided. Also if they are going to leak or sweat it will soak into the chair material so be aware. Otherwise this was a pretty clever add that most chairs do not have.Material: Solid. Much more robust than the other chairs I am used to. All the metal is rigid and the few plastic parts are very high quality. I have no concerns of this breaking due to normal use anytime soon.Overall this chair is pretty sweet and super portable. I have also got one for my wife's car since she is almost as bad at bringing chairs along as I am. From kids sports to hunting, if you need a portable small chair that easy easy to pack and quick to set up and break down, this one is worth it.

I purchased this because of the size. My thought was that it would fit under the back seat of my truck. It is perfect in size! I opened it up and had a little trouble setting it up, but figured it out quickly. It is comfortable and works great thus far. It is heavier than I thought it would be but it seems pretty solid.

This really is a great chair. I bought two and have enjoyed them at my boys baseball games. Mechanically they are very sturdy and easy to fold and unfold. I was disappointed tonight though upon opening it for the third use there is a snag rip in the backrest fabric (see photo). This will definitely be a weak point and increase the speed at which the chair degrades. I assume this happened while folding or unfolding it, although I did not feel it catch or get stuck. It is upsetting for this to happen so soon on a $100.00 chair... especially when there has been no accidents or abuse to the product. I'm keeping it because it really is a quality comfortable chair that is super portable, I hope this is just a fluke and I really hope that this hole does not expand.As for the three star review on the sturdiness, that is solely for the rip, as the chair itself is strong and sturdy.

Received mine just a couple of days ago. Looks pretty cool, compact but feels durable - does not feel flimsy at all, meaning it is heavy. You can feel when it is folded - it is "dense.".what's good and appreciated1. compact when folded - this is my primary reason getting these chairs, along with #2 and #3 below.2. pretty good size when unfolded3. pretty sturdy build - at least what i feel.4. easy setup.5. easy take down.Issues (or could be)1. heavy for it's folded size - probably a factor of it's durable-feel build. I'm not convinced you will want to carry this on a hike. Though I don't see them highlighting (or even listing) it's weight on their website, but I may be wrong, though Amazon lists the item weight as 3.65 lbs. However, in comparison, a Helinox Sunset chair weighs 3lb 4oz. Hrmn...2. on my 3rd time unfolding it, somehow the legs would not click into place. kept folding and unfolding it to see what was wrong, the button at the button was not stuck, and I could not figure out why it was not clicking into place. Eventually as I repeatedly folded an unfolded it, pressing the button, it eventually clicked into place. glad it did, because if it did not, all 6 i ordered would've been sent back for a refund. But still it made me nervous. Another Hrmnt...3. The back (or seat back) leans in what could be a relaxing position but then seat back does not extend all the way to your neck so you end up leaning back "holding your neck" (either literally or flexing your neck muscles to keep your neck/head upright). not sure how this goes sitting in it for a while. I'll get back to this if it does turn out to be not an issue.Not an issue but a "hrmnt.." (does not bring a smile on my face at all, if it did it would be sarcasm).1. as compact as "a water bottle" - not you 16oz bottle size compact, but double that volume. when they said bottle-size they were not lying, but then they probably meant the bigger bottle size -- ooh, marketing gotchas.2. it's an easy setup - 5 seconds is possible if you practice and aim for it. but you're not gonna do it in 5 in regular use. compared you your folding beach chair (1 second set up and 2 second takedown haha) ?3. its an easy takedown, but you have to press a total of 7 buttons to unlock the legs and extending arms to unfold them (6 nipples/buttons for the seat arms and the button at the bottom for the legs). It's still easy, but it's not mindless. You have to mind what you're doing. It still easy. oh well. haha.