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11/7/2019 at 11:35pm
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Something like this or this, possibly?
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12/7/2019 at 7:58am
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Would be more faffing around, but one of the newer style Light weight chairs (which weigh less than 1kg) paired with a half decent 22 litre backpack could be over 1kg lighter and a lot more comfortable than one of those chair/rucksack combos.
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12/7/2019 at 9:24pm
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Yes, I've used a slightly different version of the one in my second link, Gelert branded but I think may have been discontinued, for a number of years. Must admit that its steel frame does mean it can feel fairly heavy but it's easy to convert to a stable seat.
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12/7/2019 at 10:10pm
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Have you googled lightweight backpacking chairs?
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I looked at this one, sorry can't do the linky thing.
This was on Amazon with many others?
Trekology YIZI GO Portable Camping Chair - Compact Ultralight Folding Backpacking Chairs, Small Collapsible Foldable Packable Lightweight Backpack Chair in a Bag for Outdoor, Camp, Picnic, Hiking .
Weighs - 960g Supports - 300 lbs or 135kg.
Costs £29.99 gets excellent reviews.
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13/7/2019 at 3:46pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Wolfywolf on 13/7/2019
Those are the ones, that bit in the middle scares me, the bit that looks like a pivot point just looks so flimsy, I'm wondering now how they go together now and how quickly.
I’m about 14 stone (90kg), and I have no problem sitting on them. I have a couple like the ones in the link I sent, but from Aldi, and the
Robens Observer which I have safely fallen asleep on.
In a rough and ready, unscientific test it took me 43 seconds to pop one together. There’s no danger of getting the poles in the wrong holes, as they are attached with elastic cord.
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