Kelty Camp Chair, One Size, Polyester, Deep Lake/Fallen Rock

Lightweight and easy to carry around without the bulk of a camping folding metal-framed chair. Also won't have chair legs sinking into the sand as with a lightweight compact camping chair. I'll use this at outdoor concerts watching fireworks lounging around the campfire for ballpark benches with no back support and many other occasions that require a nice and sturdy camp chair.

I have an injured spine and was looking for a device that would allow me to sit comfortably in restaurants and outdoor hard chairs. It has meant a big and welcome change to my life as I continue toheal. In addition it very light and has carry handles so I can carry it myself. Liberation!

I love my Kelty Camp chairs. I have three kids in sports and spend a lot of time on bleachers. These chairs fold up perfectly and are lightweight enough to be toted to all their games. I enjoy sitting in comfort. The chairs are also great quality. We have purchased camp chairs in the past and they lasted us several years before starting to wear out. Love these!

It's a really comfy chair to sit in. I've used it at work to support my back while waiting for clients (I work at a rock wall for a university and we don't get a lot of people). I plan on using it at an open air concert in a few weeks and I think it'll be great there.

Bought this for a friend who has difficulty sitting without back support. It's lightweight and very portable and he keeps it in the back of the car for use in a canoe/kayak or sitting around camp. The only drawback to the chair is that it doesn't pack down quite as closely as some other similar chairs (or at least as far as we've been able to figure out) - it just folds in half. The carrying handles are a nice touch and the foam cushion adds just enough padding without weight to carry and use anywhere.

Lightweight versatile and comfy! Can be used as a camp chair light sleeping pad and/or dog bed for the tent :) It sort of rolls/folds to allow for attachment to a backpack but does not stay together as well as Crazy Creek's version. Overall great chair especially for the price but a little bulky for a backpacking trip.

I like this lightweight camp chair for easy sitting. I've used it mostly as a seat in my tent or on a blanket on the ground and it helps support my back. Only drawbacks I find are the straps can cause a bit of friction against my skin after sitting for a while and if there is a way to keep it from unfolding without having to adjust the straps completely I haven't found it - so I find it can flop open when carrying it or storing it. It would be great if there was a clip or magnet or similar to keep the two halves together when folded but that's a small ask. Otherwise good quality and serves its purpose very well!

This camp chair felt like really good quality and customer service confirmed with me that there is no PFAS or any type of toxic DWR finish on the fabric. However the chair is quite large compared to similar types- it's much taller. I wish the product listing included the measurements and pictures of people using the chair. I bet it's great for a tall adult or an adult who wants more back support from this type of chair. However it was too tall for my 4'10 child and we returned it. Paying $15 to return an item because of details that were not included in the listing was frustrating. But we love our other Kelty products and will continue to support companies committed to removing PFAS from their products.

This thing is huge. Twice the back height of my crazy creek and similar chairs. I'm 6'4” and it almost feels too tall for me in the back. Really nice quality and enough padding.

Bought these for a festival that doesn't allow chairs on legs. They were just okay. They don't provide any actual back support because there's no "kickstand". If you try to sit normally you need to engage your core to keep the chair upright, which gets tiring after a while. Either that or you end up sort of folded over and it's not that comfortable. I did like that if I wedged myself in and leaned back it acted like a "hammock on the ground" enabling me to balance with my legs elevated. It's possible that these would fit a larger person better, but they didn't work for me.