OneTigrisCamping Chair with Detachable Cushion, 150 kg Capacity, Compact Portable Folding Chair for Camping, Hiking, Travel, Beach, Festivals, Backpacking

Great chair, really comfortable, really sturdy and stable, and once I got the knack easy to assemble and disassemble. Large enough so you can pop your arms in the side and not have them dangling like in cheaper chairs like this. Cup hand other pocket is brilliant, just don't forget you have a full cup of coffee and slump down fast 🤣Brilliant for festival use (which is what I bought it for) as it's really light to carry.Would recommend this 100% husband bought another high end brand one at £170 and it is better, but this chair is great for me. Well worth the £70 I paid.

I bought this as an option against the military folding chairs and a One Tigris Promenade.To be honest neither are a match for comfort. The dragonhide is far superior. The angle that it holds your body at is slightly different to that of the Promenade which means it's actually slightly easier to get out of, but due to the high back it's actually more restful, which means you don't want to get out of it.It's packed size is slightly larger than the Promenade, but still smaller and easier to pack than a military folding / directors style chair.I haven't weighed it against either chairs In comparison, but I think it's lighter than the military, but marginally heavier than the Promenade.In use if there's only one and you have a Promenade and military folders as options, people make a beeline straight to it as opposed to the others. The Promenade is the second choice.It's appearance is good, it looks to have a slightly lower seat than a military chair and the long back with the removable / adjustable headrest (through velcro strips) makes it's appearance that little more aesthetically more pleasing, the long back also adds to its functionality.Initially you could be a little concerned about how robust it is, but from what I have experienced so far it's actually a lot stronger than you think.The little pockets on the side are a nice touch, but to be honest I haven't used them yet.In the end though what people want to know is "Is it Comfy?" And the answer is yes. Was it worth the money? For me once again yes as I will get quite a lot of use out of it.I hope this helps.

Excellent chair. Compact, easy to carry, lightweight and really sturdy. This chair is so comfortable and easy getting in and out of it. I would highly recommend

Yes, it is large and fairly heavy, but don't let that put you off, there is a knack for opening the bottom frame but easily worked out. instructions show putting frame together then fitting the seat. Yes it is a bit hard getting the last corner in! but I found extend the arms first then put seat on, then pull out frame underneath the seat, simple. to take down collapse down do the reverse close frame then lift off seat and fold down.I found this to be very comfortable and the seat is bigger than it looks.

Not a bad chair, comfy enough to sit on in the evening. It is quite big when folded down as we tour on motorcycles. Seems to be quite sturdy.In the photo it's strapped on top of the bike for size reference.

What an amazingly comfortable chair. Strong and lightweight. Easy to assemble and put down. Nice high back.

I bought the Onetigris Dragonhide at the same time as the Tigerblade with a view to sending one back as it's difficult to find somewhere to do a comparison. The trouble is that theyre both excellent!I must say, for the principal reason that this review is for the Dragonhide, that this chair is worth every penny. Sure, there are similar, cheaper chairs on offer, but this one has a number of features that Onetigris have clearly thought about. The small holders for the legs are one such feature, allowing quicker stowage of the legs and support poles, but also allowing the legs to be stowed away and the frame to sit directly on the floor. In addition, the fact that the chair fabric can be placed on and then the frame spread out and tensioned correctly ensures that the chair is perfect every time.In the short time I've had this tent, it has been with me camping, on a kayaking trip and in the back garden for family barbecues and I can safely say that it's excelled in every situation. The only downside would be the weight and overall size of the packed down chair, however the next best thing for its size would be the ubiquitous folding camping chair, which is both massive and bulky in comparison.If you're considering this chair then I urge you to buy it. You won't be disappointed!

When I decided to try this out on a three day solo camping trip, I already had a very comfortable oversized camping chair which just took up too much of the limited space in my camper van and which was heavy and cumbersome. I wasn't sure if I was willing to compromise on the comfort, but I needn't have worried. This chair did a great job.At first, I was a bit worried about putting it up on my own as it seemed hard to get the final corner on the spoke, but with a bit of brute force I managed it the first time, and after that it seemed easier. The chair is very comfortable, even though I am quite heavy, and it felt sturdy (there is some movement, but it feels very safe).I like the pockets on each side (used them for my drink and phone), and I would like it even more if it had armrests, but I guess that would compromise on the light weight nature, and small size. It was comfortable anyway, and I spent multiple hours in it each day without any problems. It was a good height for using with a small folding camp table too.The chair folds easily into the bag, and also looks nice. Best of all, it fits easily in a small space in the back of my van, so I don't ever need to take it out and risk leaving it behind!