iClimb Ultralight Compact Camping Beach Chair with Anti-Sinking Feet

This was the best folding camping chair I ever bought. The chair is very sturdy and stable even when I didn’t use the stabilizing feet. I used it at San Diego Comic Con where you sit in line for hours. I did buy one of those round pop-up chairs but took this one to SDCC because it had a back. This foldable chair was very comfortable when I sat in it with the perfect recline. It didn’t hold me too straight or too reclined. It cradled my body, and I fit perfectly in the seat. The fabric chair (not sure what kind) felt strong, and I didn’t worry about ripping through it (I am 5’4 & 123 lbs). I liked the way the chair looked, very compact. The best thing about it, it was easy to put together, though it took me a moment to figure out how to put it together. I have ADHD, so I didn’t have the focus to read the directions. I did have a bit of trouble folding it back up, but I was able to fit it back into the bag it came in easily. It wasn’t as neat as it came, but even though I didn’t fold it up like it came, I had no trouble putting it back into its bag. Assembly and disassembly took less than 5 minutes. I highly recommend this chair.

It's very easy to set up, but tear down is a bit trickier. It did not come with instructions but some tear down tips would've made it less frustrating. Setting up, you basically take the frame out as one piece and the parts all fall into place automatically. The seat mesh and wide feet are put on after. I've found it's easiest to put on the bottom two points of the seat mesh on first, then use the loops at the top two points to pull it onto the top sticks.Tearing down, the hard part was folding the frame into a way that fit into the bag snuggly. The two Velcro straps it comes with is not long enough to hold all the members in place so you have to use one Velcro to hold half of the members and the other for the rest of them. And you have to finagle the parts to fit snuggly against each other while they constantly want to pop back into place. A couple times of pratice made it easier though it still takes me a few minutes and I don't think I could ever do it one handed. I may just get my own string to tie up the whole bundle instead of using the Velcro straps. I thought maybe I could keep the wide feet on when folded up but unfortunately it made the bundle a bit too large to fit back into the bag so I have to take them off every tear down and it takes quite a bit of force to pop on and pull off. I could just not use the wide feet but I really want to use them for outside and no wide feet for inside use so I don't dirty my floor.The wide feet also were scuffed on the bottom as if they were already used. The rest of the chair looked brand new and had that factory/chemically smell so not sure if the feet are supposed to look pre scuffed. I don't really care since that will be the first part to scuff in regular use but thought I'd mention it in the review.Though tear down was tricky, I'd still give this product 5 stars as the main reason I wanted it was for the light weight and portability of it, while being more comfortable than just a stool. I absolutely hate lugging around the large beach chairs even though they are much easier to set up and pack up. The complexity of tear down was a worth it trade off for me. It's definitely very comfortable to sit in and I can put my small back pack on its back when it's set up instead of leaving my bag on the ground. The carrying case also attaches to the straps of my back pack with two carabiners very nicely.

This chair is nice and light and built well. Very sturdy and I really like the pads that you can add to the feet to use on sand or loose soil. The only reason I am giving it a 4 star is because it is difficult to install and uninstall. The bungies that hold the pieces together like the poles in a tent at nice so everything stays connected but it is tricky to know how to disassemble it and stow it the correct way. Otherwise this would be a 5 star. The value for the is excellent. Took it on a backpacking trip and just stowed it on one of the straps on the side of my bag.

This collapsible chair is great for camping. When packed into its carrying case, it’s small enough to fit nicely with other gear in the trunk while still being large enough when unpacked to provide decent back support coupled with a headrest. It doesn’t take up nearly as much space in the trunk as my other “heavy duty” and padded camping chairs. I also attached photos comparing it to my much smaller camping chair which I use for backpacking. I like that the carrying bag has a mesh side to air it out in case any moisture gets inside if the chair was wet when packed up and handles to easily carry it around. The chair’s mesh pocket is big enough to hold a can while the other mesh pocket can hold small items like keys or a cell phone. Another nice feature is the adjustable front legs so you can put it in a somewhat reclined mode (but don’t expect lie flat comfort or anything lol). The feet also have wide base attachments that can be used to add more stability on softer ground like sand. I recommend stuffing the headrest with a sweater or light jacket since folding up and using the carry bag will not provide any head support. As for stability, it is a tiny bit wobbly when you’re sitting down but it’s barely noticeable unless you’re twisting around or adjusting yourself in the chair. Overall, I’d definitely recommend this as a light, compact, and decently comfortable camping chair with upper back and head support.