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    Senior Member rip waverly's Avatar
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    good car camper.

    i picked some up at a local shop.
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    I do like the design of this http://www.academy.com/webapp/wcs/st...=stool&Ntk=All
    it appears as though it would fold up into a flat system. I'm more apt to attempt a DIY of it using scrap tubing, but a very nice design.

    Another great tut on a good DIY chair though is the tripod chair found here:
    http://www.designsponge.com/2011/06/...ing-stool.html

    simple, effective, compact and I would assume lightweight.

    hope this was of some use to someone
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    Quote Originally Posted by hikeditandlikedit2 View Post
    They have a tripod stool that weighs a lot less and only costs 5 bucks. Its a lot better to strap onto a pack.
    Any chair like this (or stool really) is pretty unsuitable for any kind of backpacking.

    I don't believe that was the intended audience of the OP and I certainly didn't buy them for that purpose ;P

    I, personally, bought them for when I go car camping (which I often do in conjunction with rock climbing) for sitting around the fire drinking a beer, eating steak, and playing a guitar hehe

    Sean

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    They're great for car camping and outdoor events and thats obviously what the OP posted them for.

    Not for UL backpacking, although sure you can lug anything you're willing to hump to a campsite.

    Plenty of lightweight packable folding seats out there. But then, that's where most hammocks excel (maybe not the steak eating part).

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