Guide Gear Huntrite 360 Swivel Hunting Blind Chair, 300 Pound Capacity, Folding, Lightweight, Portable, Padded Cushion Hunting Seat, Hunt Gear and Equipment, Black

I ordered two of these to modify to make Jon boat swivel seats. I cut and filed away the legs and installed some heavy duty pipe/conduit brackets on the boats bench seats. This was one of the sturdiest and cheapest methods requiring the least amount of modifications i could find. I like they use a standard boat seat swivel. I also like that the base is also the same width and length as the seat frame itself which means it won't tip like the other bolt on bench seat swivel adapters they sell for $20 (plus another $20 to $100 for seats depending on style and quality). These seem very sturdy and solid. I sat in them to try out before cutting the legs away and they seem very sturdy and solid. Heavier than expected which is not a bad thing. The seat itself if fairly comfortable, more comfortable than expected. The back rest is not padded that well but it does give back support but I will be adding additional padding for comfort in the back rest. Swivel is smooth and quiet. Also, just want to mention I read in the questions that someone asked if the seat covers can come off for cleaning or padding replacement and someone answered no they dont. Well, I'm not sure if they changed the design or if this person just was not aware but YES you can remove the seat cover. It's velcroed on around the steel frame, undo velcro, unbolt seat and they slip right off. I think these are going to work great in my Jon boat with mentioned modifications. Sometimes you got to think outside the box. Hope my review can help someone else in a similar dilemma that I was in, it's been a challenge finding something reasonably priced and sturdy.

Quality, doesn’t speak when you move on uneven surfaces, light, comfortable, affordable.

I love it it's a little heavier then my old hunting chair I used for years but it's great when u set in it it don't make any noise when u set down in it I would definitely tell me friends and family that hunts or fish to get one

It’s a decent chair but for the price I feel like the cushion should go to the back of the seat or back another 2-3 inches because sitting upright like you’re supposed to sit in a chair it’s not comfortable but if you slide down a tad it’s better but the back padding is tight at the top and looser at the bottom which makes it not sit all the way against your back for lower back support. It’s significantly heavier than I expected to be honest and is harder than expected to get unfolded and folded back up etc. For the price I feel like the legs should be adjustable or something but they aren’t. The carrying strap lacks comfort when shouldered and is held on by what seem to be plastic D rings. I can’t say I’d buy it again with other options in the same price range from other brands. I’m not sure what I expected but this wasn’t it. I’m not going to say it’s not for some people because I’m sure there’s plenty that’ll be ok with the comfort and weight but as a aging hunter I definitely can’t see lugging this around from place to place throughout the season. All in all not a bad chair but it’s not for me.

The chair is a little bit heavy, but the Form and Function makes it worth carrying a little extra weight. I've already had it out in the woods, and I love that the feet don't sink into the ground. The cushion is very comfortable, and I don't think I'll have any issues with spending 4 to 6 hours at a time in this chair.

This is a perfect "low" chair. It not to low, I am 5' 11", and have been using this for deer and duck blinds. Have even brought it with in the canoe and built a blind around it in the cattails. Very comfortable to sit on for long hours and the 360 is excellent. Live the wide feet as I have used on a floating bog and helped from sinking in/through lol.

Not great for long sits for heavy-set people (5'8" & 250lbs). The first three hours were fine but after that, your but starts to hurt (probably for most chairs). But that is not why I am giving it 3 stars (me being a Phat A$$ is not the company's fault), although a better foam might help. the reason for the 3 stars is because of the front legs and strap issues 1. The front legs will sink into the ground the heavier you are. I will solve this by carrying a light block or square to rest the front legs on. 2. Right out of the box the clip that holds the shoulder strap broke. It is very crappy. I solved the problem by buying D-clips and putting painter's tape around the clip to keep it quiet when it bangs against the seat. Overall an okay chair.

In all of our raised box blinds for hunting. The swivel well, are quiet, well made and a great value when other chairs like them are double the price. We remove them at the end of the season to prevent critters from eating and nesting in them. They have lasted well.