I use a stool when I’m doing outdoor gardening. It’s a nice way to take a break. It was easy to put together and so far as well made.

Sitting on it as I write this review. I bought this to put in the trunk of my Goldwing along with my other camping gear. When I’m 2k miles away from home I’d like to pop this out and take a seat whenever and wherever I want. It truly makes the world a more comfortable place to be in. Works like it should. Great product, great design??

Took me a minute to figure out how to unfold it into a chair, and once done it only stands a few inches off the ground. But it holds my weight and keeps my tush off the ground. And I can fold it up and put it in my back pocket once done. Prefect to keep in the truck for when you go to a picnic or just to have a extra seat when camping.

Not real presses with this. Not real sturdy and so hard to collapse to put back I’m case.

For the price they are great. Super light weight, easy to assemble and fold up once you figure it out initially, and I like that the seat fabric is the packaging/bag. It’s pretty small, but if you have decent knees you will be fine. Works as a leg rest nicely as well as a small stool/chair. pretty sturdy and well built. Have not tested the weight capacity but I can say it can for sure seat up to 200lbs so far.

Super compact and easy to unfold. Love how it comes in a neat little zippered pouch. Takes up very little space . Good size for adult use.

This is the smallest, most portable, lightest chair/stool I’ve ever seen: the dimensions and images in the product description are accurate. (A carry handle would make it even better.) Opened, it feels solid. I weigh about 200 lb and am not worried it’ll collapse, but my butt extends over it a bit. The description says it’ll hold up to 440 lb; I can’t dispute that by testing but would be utterly surprised if it were accurate. The stool expands easily; the rods practically snap themselves together. Collapsing it, however, is another story: though I easily pull the rod segments apart, it took a while before I could get them to fit well enough into the canvas to zip back up. This is the only chair I can put in a backpack. It’s handy to have along to use at unplanned times.

Great portable chair. Pops out ready to use. I’ve used it at the soccer field. Pickleball court. Baseball. Easy to go.How ever. It is hard to put the little guy back in the back. It’s an all in one unit. The case it is in, is what you sit on. Clever. But you really need a little patience pulling it apart and putting it back in to zip back up.

It’s neat how the carrying case is the seat. It supports my 240lbs well, but the legs are not the easiest to pack back up. They aren’t impossible to pack, so that’s why I gave this 4 stars.

It’s very compact. Very easy to fold and unfold once you get the hang of it. Feels fairly sturdy. It’s not the most comfortable but great for short term sitting

So got this to put next to my chair at events. Makes a great place to sit my lunch box. Kinda small but it works in a camping type setting as well. Folds nicely and unfolds easily.

I love it. The collapsible leg make is so compact. It can fit in a backpack. Very sturdy. A great invention

When I ordered this, I fully intended to use it as a footstool or side table when camping or picnicking. I already have a good, lightweight camp chair that I am happy to take with me everywhere, but I never have anywhere to put my feet or my plate when I am eating. This stool is great for my intended purpose, and one thing I love about it is that it fits easily into my bicycle basket, so I can take it with me when I’m cycling.I personally don’t think it would be comfortable for long periods of time for just sitting, in part because it has no back support. But as a side table or footstool it is great. Keep in mind if you use it as a table that whatever you put on it has to have some structure – I have a titanium plate and bowl set that works well. But a wine glass or something similar could be wobbly.

It works as intended. Downside is it doesn’t come with instructions on how to break it back down into it’s carrycase. My brain needs a visual and it isn’t provided. But it’s handy that my daughter uses it to sit in front of me while I do her hair. So far pretty good quality!

So beautiful! It looks so valuable and no one will ever guess the price. It fits perfectly and looks fantastic with real jewelry. I’m so happy I purchased it.

Nice compact size. Took a while for me to figure out how to unfold it and then fold it back again but it does work as advertised. The seat is really sturdy.

This is a very convent portable folding stool. Folded up it’s very compact and light weight making it easy to take it with you. Deployment is fairly quick and disassembly to get it back into the carrying case is just as quickMy family and I are small people (all under 5’ 5” and under 165lbs) and this stool had no problem supporting our weight. It feels fairly sturdy but I’m not sure about the claim of supporting 440lbs. Since we’re short people, we had no issue with the height, but taller folks may find the stool too low for them. Also you need to be mindful of the legs and ensure they are the correct X position as there is no way to lock the legs in the X position. Also there is no padding on this stool so there’s no cushion.This portable folding stool is perfect for the beach, camping, outdoors, etc. For our needs this portable folding stool is prefect and I plan on getting another one.

I really wanted to love the portable camping stool from the Sunpro Store. The first time I opened it, I was impressed how it popped together very quickly. Then I had a difficult time trying to put it back in the bag as I had not watched the video to see how it was done.After watching the video, I discovered the key factors that make folding it up easier. However even for my mechanical mind, it was not easy. For testing, I spent 40 minutes with the chair by opening, sitting, standing and folding up the chair and doing it all again and again. Overall my thoughts are it is just okay for me with my mechanical knowledge. I definitely see how others could have difficulty with this stool.The design is neat how the canvas top becomes the bag. As it is only 12 inches high, it is better for shorter people or kids. However I don’t think a kid would be able to close this chair by themselves. I weigh 145 and I could see the effects of my multiple quick-rough uses in the short time. The frame got a bit warped which was mostly caused by the times the frame legs were improperly put together before sitting. One should carefully inspect the legs after assembling as this error could cause a collapse on any folding chair. Supposedly it is rated for 400 pounds, I also can’t imagine such a large body on such a little chair.I have put it in my backpack for festivals along with another folding stool that I have. However I will be sure I am the one using this Sunpro stool and leave the other for my wife as this one is more picky for assembling/disassembly.

I got this because I’m trying to get back into hiking, but I fatigue easily and there’s never a good place to sit on most of the hiking trails in my area. This is compact enough when folded up that it’s easy to carry or put in a backpack, and holds my hefty weight quite well. It’s also pretty easy to clean since the legs are made of painted metal and the bag/seat seems somewhat water resistant. At $13 (when I ordered) this is a great deal!The only challenge is that it took me a couple of minutes to figure out how to fold it up after I initially unfolded it. The trick is making sure that you pull all the sections out far enough where you can see the black elastic bands before you twist and fold. I know I say this in a lot of my reviews, but I wish this came in nicer colors. Black and beige are so banal and uninteresting. Let’s get some pink up in here!

So compact! I got this to take on a mission trip since I was still recovering from an ankle injury, I wanted to have an option to sit while out and about, if I needed to. I was worried because I am not a small woman. I was afraid it wouldn’t hold my weight but it did.Came in handy. Loved it.