A seat that folds into a disc
A telescopic stool that pulls up to 46 cm for a real seat, then twists down into a flat disc about 25 cm across. Rated to 150 kg (330 lbs) and weighs just 998 g, with a carry strap built into the seat top.
A camp chair with a back and arms is one more thing to carry and one more thing to break. This is a stool, not a chair — no back, no arms — and what it gives up in comfort it makes up in size: collapsed, it is a disc that slides into a pack pocket instead of strapping to the outside of one.
What you're getting
Pull the top up and twist to lock the rings in place. Extends to 46 cm — a normal seat height — and holds up to 150 kg (330 lbs) on rigid plastic rings rather than fabric and hinges.
Twist and push down to collapse it to a flat disc about 25 cm across. A strap built into the seat top lets you carry it in one hand or clip it to a pack.
The seat telescopes on stacked rigid plastic rings that lock with a twist, so there is no fabric seat or hinge to wear out. A cushioned seat top is included.
Specifications
| Type | Telescopic collapsible stool |
|---|---|
| Backrest | None — no back or arms |
| Extended height | 46 cm |
| Collapsed | Flat disc, about 25 cm across |
| Rated load | 150 kg (330 lbs) |
| Weight | 998 g |
| Materials | Plastic and PP |
| Colour | Black with red top and base |
| Carry | Strap on the seat top |
| Cushion | Included |
| Guarantee | 30-day money-back guarantee |
Where it earns its keep
- Fishing and hunting spots where a seat matters and space doesn't exist
- Camping, as the extra seat nobody has to fight over
- Queues, festivals and sideline sports
- Working at ground level in a garage or workshop
- Living in the trunk permanently, since it takes up almost no room
Questions
Is it really a chair?
No — it's a stool. There is no backrest and no arms, just a seat that telescopes up and down. If you want something to lean back in, this isn't it.
How tall is it?
Extended, it stands about 46 cm — a normal seat height. Collapsed, it's a flat disc about 25 cm across.
Will it hold me?
It's rated to 150 kg (330 lbs) by the manufacturer. Set it on firm, level ground, make sure the twist-lock has clicked into place, and sit down rather than drop onto it.
Is it stable on soft ground?
The base is a flat disc, so like any flat-based stool it can sink or rock on grass or sand. On firm ground it's solid; on soft ground, set something flat underneath it.
What if I don't like it?
You are covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Email support@mytacticalpromos.com and we will make it right.
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$34.95One-time · no subscription Add to cartHeight, load rating and weight are manufacturer figures and are not independently verified. This is a backless stool, not a chair with a back or arms. Always confirm the twist-lock has engaged before sitting, use it on firm level ground, and do not stand on it or use it as a step.