MARCHWAY Lightweight Folding Camping Chair with Spring Lock, Stable Compact Portable for Outdoor Camp, Travel, Beach, Picnic, Festival, Hiking, Backpacking (Lowback Green)

I have been very impressed with these chairs. I originally purchased these as secondary chairs for when we had guests at the RV but they have become our primary outdoor chairs. They are very comfortable lite weight and sturdy. We have been using the chairs for about 4 months with no problems. They set up and take down easily and store in the supplied bag. The chairs and bags are well made of strong material. I am happy with the chairs.

I love how lightweight it is. true to size. worth the money. easy storing. holds the weight. very comfy to sit in. Also very easy to put together.

Compact, sturdy and comfortable. I needed a chair I could pack in my luggage for a cruise I was taking. Due to a bad back, I need to be able to sit up at nighttime. Unfortunately, my cruise cabin did not have a chair nor a sofa. This foldable chair did the trick. I will use it for more than just a “sleeping” chair. It’ll be great camping, on the beach and for traveling.

After returning a much more expensive brand, I picked up the MARCHWAY Lightweight Folding Camping Chair — and I’m glad I did. These chairs cost a fraction of the price yet feel just as sturdy. The velcro straps that keep the folded legs in place are a thoughtful touch that makes storage and transport much easier. I’ve used them for several months now, mostly for watching sporting events, and they’ve held up great. They’re light, easy to carry, assemble in seconds, and stay firm and supportive even after repeated use. Comfort is solid for a portable chair — no sagging or shifting. A smart buy if you want durability and portability without the premium price tag.

This was an amazing, compact, and very light weight camping chair. We spent two months traveling through Alaska and Canada and this thing held up very well. It’s easy to put together and take apart, plus I love the color (we got the green too and love it). It folds up very small to make for easy carrying and packing. My favorite part is that it has a head rest.

so I'm coming from an Alite Monarch 2 legged chair, and those things, eap the early generations, are very light but surprisingly overbuilt, it lasted for 9 years and is still going strong. however, my wife is not into 2 legged chairs at all so I did my research and landed on Marchway high backs. these are light for the feature set, and are way more comfortable than any low back chairs. the construction is typical - plastic hub, shock cord connection tight fit slip in joints. The set up and put away process is a little bit annoying due to the many pieces that comes apart, but I was able to put it back into the case without much issue after the first use, I'd imagine it'll only get easier. The set up is esp finicky, because the two high poles are not straight, but curved. you need to make sure the curvature is pointing toward the front of the chair before putting the mesh body over the poles, else it won't fit. another positive is the carrying bag -- it is sturdier than expected, with decent zippers, and useful daisy loops on the outside should you wish to add more attachments. over all my only worry about this chair is the pockets that hold the chair poles when put together. all the stress are on the fairly thin material, and while this chair is rated for 300 lbs i got my doubts. The Alite Monarch has a stitched-in rubber receiver in the pocket, while the Marchway is solely based on the pocket's stitching and materials. If something fails on this chair, my money is gonna be there. but since it hasn't failed after 4 uses I'll say for now it's a 5 star. If and when this chair fails I might revisit this review and adjust accordingly.

Comfortable and lightweight. Perfect for the Jeep adventuring

We bought this chair for its light weight. It's easier to assemble than to repack so we sent it back before taking it out on a test sit. The high back is nice and it's sized well for a medium sized human. It stores well in its bag but getting the frame to disassemble was a hassle. We liked that it was relatively inexpensive but returned it because of the frame issue.