REI sale

[NewtonGT]

my stove is a FourDog BushCooker LT2. i really like that baby.

hell yea. gotta look into that man

[NewtonGT]

Have you checked out the BackCountryBoiler? Check it out: http://www.theboilerwerks.com/about/ - Devin is the man!

yea ive heard that things a sweet ride.

[Fronkey]

Think twice. We bought two of them for $30 a piece and have never used them. Too much weight for a long backpacking trip IMO. Not enough chair for car camping. When I'm doing high miles on an extended hike about the only thing I want to do at the end of the day is be in my hammock. My wife and I recently finished a long hike and when we stopped each day we were way more interested in lying down....not sitting.

I could see hauling them in on short mileage trips where sitting around the campfire is a priority. I may start using them for that type of hike.

Miguel

We did about 12-13 miles a day. So, it was relatively low mileage. Grizz said they weighed a pound and all 3 of the guys that had them looked way more comfy than I did sitting around the campfire.

Fronkey

[sidvicious]

the chairs are great. i have a pair of them and we use them all the time.

word to the old and broken; if you have back or knee issues, you might want to try them first, as entry and exit can be tricky and place pressure where it hurts.

i'm a daily runner and workout type and i have some sore knees at times, and a squeaky back when the moon is bad, but i can handle the chairs on my worst day. some, however, may need more caution.

[Callahan]

they're the perfect height for cooking on my wood stove and chillin' when my belly's full.
i've always wanted a bipedal chair.

I checked these out when at REI a couple of weeks back...was thinking the exact same thing, would make a great little chair to chill in around the fire or while cooking as I don't like to cook near my hammock. Good score at that price.

Cheers

[flatline]

I checked these out when at REI a couple of weeks back...was thinking the exact same thing, would make a great little chair to chill in around the fire or while cooking as I don't like to cook near my hammock. Good score at that price.

Cheers

thanks, i too prefer to have a remote "kitchen" and comfort around the fire.
i was a "Spartan" for many years but i have grown out of that phase.
i think it will make a good chair for waiting out the rain while under the tarp.
i'm gonna try setting it on fallen log gain a little altitude just for fun.
leaning back against a tree might even allow for a power nap?

[Timberrr]

Hooray! Gumbo got me one. So I got one for her too.

[flatline]

reciprocity is awesome!