iClimb Ultralight Compact Camping Folding Beach Chair with Anti-Sinking Large Feet

For $30, this is a great addition to the household and to the hiking/camping/biking outings. It is compact, easy to assemble/disassemble. Critics suggesting the pockets for the poles were too shallow are wrong. Critics suggesting this is hard to assemble are wrong. Put the chair fabric corners on the short ends first. Then you have more flex to put the longer poles into the fabric corners. The quality of the fabric is remarkable. I am 6 feet tall and 170 pounds. It is comfortable and easy to get in and out of. It is a little bit wobbly due to the engineering of the holes in the plastic housing being slightly larger diameter than the legs. But it is still very functional. It gives the chair a little flex, which is probably a good thing for added comfort.

What a surprising chair! Easy to assemble; disassembly & repacking take practice. Very comfortable. Huge upgrade over 3-legged camp stools. Great anti-sink feet. Easy to carry on hikes. Looks fine. Nice color. Great value.

I wanted a chair that was lightweight and foldable to take on trips. This chair has a square base which does make it just a bit sturdier, but trickier to put together and take apart. It's easy to figure out. Just twist the 2 side pieces in opposite directions. I had ordered 2 of another brand (G4FREE) and only received one, so I decided to try this one (IClimb). It arrived quickly, and is a bit sturdier with the square base. I ordered another one and it arrived before the 2nd one from my first order was even shipped. The reason I chose the G4FREE chair originally was because it had expandable legs, but the IClimb chair is the same height as the G4FREE fully expanded. IClimb also has two side pockets. These are small chairs. They are designed to be lightweight and foldable for travel. The seat has a bucket shape which I find comfortable enough for the convenience.

I love this camping chair. It’s super sturdy, incredibly easy to put together and take apart (less than 5 minutes for each), and very comfortable. And the size is perfect. I’d give it 10 stars if I could. Really awesome. Will buy again.

I bought a two-pack of the chairs for an upcoming concert on a lawn and future use. They arrived very quickly! I knew they might be a challenge to put together and then put away, so I practiced at home, once with each chair. Putting the frame together is SO easy, but it looked like the cover would never fit. The video wasn't too helpful, but the instructions on the Amazon listing give a tip that did the trick! (Put the back fabric in place, then place the chair on its back to put the seat section in place. You will need to apply some pressure. Also, my tip - be sure the little pockets are wide open to slide the legs in - I did that with my fingers.)Putting them away is a bit tricky, but I managed it without too much trouble. I like that the bags are a bit forgiving - you don't have to fold everything absolutely perfectly to zip the bag!When I put them together, I thought they were way too small, but they are surprisingly comfortable. I have a bad knee and was a bit worried about standing up - low chairs can be challenging - but it was easy, no knee strain!At the concert venue, I carried both chairs, as my friend met me there. I did use an ez grip vs the straps, which kept my hand from getting sore, but the weight wasn't bad at all. I put the chairs together easily on the lawn - was worried since I hadn't practiced too many times. My friend and I sat in the chairs for the 2+ hour concert and found them to be very comfortable. At the end, I broke the chairs down and repacked them quite easily and quickly.I love the small bags - so easy to keep in the trunk of the car!!Note regarding comfort - I 'm a bit over 5'8" tall. My concert friend is shorter. I plan to have a taller male friend try the chairs for comfort soon.

Pros:- Frame is easy to set up and break down. Didn't even get to read the instructions because the moment I unlatched the velcro keeping all the pieces together, they practically wanted to snap in place due to the cord inside the frame that guides the metal pieces to their correct spots. Breaking down the frame is as simple as pressing one button and yanking the poles out and collapsing them. I also appreciate that the securing velcros are LONG which ensures that the pieces will be held securely.- Seat fabric is thick and durable and 1 piece. I imagine if the fabric got dirty, you could throw it into the washer on a delicate, cold cycle with some mild detergent. Air dry would probably be best imo so you don't risk shrinking.- The feet adjust to the floor and are wide. The independent rotation of each foot will ensure the chair doesn't wobble on uneven surfaces like grass and the wide feet keeps the chair stable.- Side tabs offer a place for you to rest your arms. This chair doesn't have any traditional arm rest like some chairs have. BUT, the chair has some padding sewn onto both sides that kind of acts like an arm rest once you sit down.- The back is high which means my perpetually tired butt can rest my head whenever I want. This chair has an area where you can secure a mini head pillow which is nice. But I'm also short so my head doesn't reach that area. Not the chair's fault though. #ShortPeopleProblems This means if you're tall, this chair might be great for you. For me, the height of the back offers me support if I lean my head back and that's good enough for me.- The front legs are adjustable by 2-3 inches. This is a benefit for those who are taller or for those who like their chairs to recline more.- Side pocket to hold a cell phone or something. Width is probably 5".Cons:- Getting the fabric onto the frame was kind of a pain once I was on the last corner. If you have weak wrists, this is not the chair for you.- The corner holds on the fabric near the thigh are too shallow. About 3/4" of the frame goes into the corner holds. This puts more stress on the fabric that holds the frame in place and will probably wear down the fabric sooner than expected. The corner holds should have at least 2" of fabric to support the frame in place.- The legs in the front are not far enough apart which causes tipping when getting up. To help with this issue, I put a little pressure at the base of the front legs with the heels of my feet when I get up. I attached an image with my sandals placed how I would do this. Light pressure is key because while the chair is sturdy enough, the feet base is still made of plastic.- The cup holder is a bottle with a cap only holder. The thing goes sideways so if you have a drink in a cup or a drink with a straw opening, it's going to spill everywhere. In the photos, the pink bottle has a base diameter of 3" and it was a super tight fit. So no bottles bigger than that. Standard water bottle fit fine. You will feel the bottle on your left side.- The fabric under my thigh kind of cuts into my leg. The seat could use a horizontal support bar across the bottom so the fabric doesn't curve up when you sit.And something to note, the fabric that supports your tush is about 12" wide which means this chair is kind of narrow once sat in. If you prefer or need a wider chair, this might not work for you.Overall, the chair is okay and meets my needs. It's compact, light, quick to assemble, and comfortable enough. If you're looking for a decent high back chair that is reasonably priced, this is good.