The 23Zero Trail Compact Chair is the ultimate solution for comfort and portability during your outdoor adventures. Weighing just 4.23 lbs, this lightweight chair is designed to provide sturdy support for up to 300 lbs. The chair collapses down to a small and compact size, with packaged dimensions of 5.5" W x 13.8" L x 5.5" H, making it easy to carry and store in your vehicle, camper, or gear bag.
Featuring a durable frame and breathable fabric, the Trail Compact Chair ensures a comfortable and cool seating experience, even during extended use. The included carry bag with a convenient strap allows for effortless transport, whether you're heading to the campsite, the beach, or a picnic spot.
- Key Features
- Lightweight and Portable: At just 4.23 lbs, it's easy to carry and transport.
- High Weight Capacity: Sturdy enough to support up to 300 lbs.
- Compact and Convenient: Folds down to a small size for easy storage in your rig or gear bag.
- Comfortable Design: Breathable fabric ensures comfort during extended seating.
- Carry Bag with Strap: Comes with a storage bag for added portability and convenience.
- Specifications
- Packaged Dimensions: 5.5" W 13.8" L x 5.5" H
- Weight: 4.23 lbs (1.92 kg)
- Weight Capacity: Supports up to 300 lbs (135 kg)
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