Giraffe Creation Upgraded Folding Stool, Heavy Duty Collapsible Telescoping Stool with Load Capacity 400lbs, Portable Retractable Stool for Camping Fishing Hiking BBQ, Green

I use this regularly for trips to the farmers markets, civic events, park outings, even use it on an extended Sam's Club shop. I weigh 147lbs and have no problems with feeling unstable. Folds down well and fits in my back pack.

I use it during my breaks at work because there is no where to sit. It's easy to carry and lite weight. I love it!

I'm 6'2", 280lbs, and it holds. But if it's hot out, it can collapse on you if you shoft your weight wrong. The plastic starts to flex and the tabs will pop off their little slot, then you're ass over tea kettle 🤣

I took it to THE theme park in Orlando. Lightweight, easy to carry on your shoulder with attached strap, or stuff in a backpack. Easily opens, locks at a height you choose with a little twist (make sure you do this step), it easily collapses again with a twist in the other direction. I got it due to a bad back. I thought standing in lines was going to ruin the trip for me so I ordered this collapsible stool. It was perfect. Luckily, I was having a good day and didn’t need it so much. But then the grandkids took turns. If nothing else, the novelty kept them entertained. The most amusing part - how many people asked about it. Questions. Stares. Requests for demonstrations. It was a hit. Get you one or more. I’m keeping mine in my car.

I had seen a family with these at DisneyWorld two years ago. So before going to DisneyWorld this summer, I bought two. They are easy to use, compact for storing as well as carrying. I put mine in my backpack; but it does have a short handle to carry it. While in line for rides, we sat on them, picking them up as we stood up, walked the few steps until we came to another stop, and placed them back on the ground so we could sit down again. I do have an issue with my hip, as well as arthritis in my back. Sitting on this for a short period of time is fine; however, if I were to sit on it for a long period of time, I may expect some pain or achyness. All-in-all… I believe this is sooo worth having, especially if standing in a line or at an event (like a parade) will potentially cause you a lot of discomfort or pain.

This portable stool is a wonderful addition to any hiker’s or camper’s must have equipment. I walk my dog every day at a state park near my house. My dog loves to swim in the river but I always had to stand around while he did so because there is no place to sit except on the ground. Being of a certain age it’s difficult to get back up after too long (everything freezes up) plus in the summer months there are too many bugs. I saw this and decided to try it. It’s very easy to open and close, plus you can adjust the height. It has an adjustable strap so it can be carried around easily with or without putting it in a backpack. It’s not heavy. I also like the versatility of being able to use it like an end table if you’re camping and have a bigger chair to sit in. This can be placed on the side to hold your dinner plate or something. Definitely a great buy.

My young son gets tired standing in lines at Disney World and I was tired of him sitting and crawling on the ground, so I thought this would work well. And it did!! For two days, until some Disney worker told me I couldn't enter the park with it on my 3rd day. I had a choice to either take it back to my resort or rent a locker! Instead, we just hid it in my stepsons back pack. No one cares if you use it in line. It doesn't cause inconvenience to anyone at all, its so light and quick to collapse. So screw Disney and their nonsense policy. This will be a standard item for our trips. Just be sure its not visible when you go through the gate in case someone stops you. The first two days no one did and that was leaving and entering the park twice each time.

seemed like great idea, worked great at first but any lateral pressure (like leaning a few degrees) and it collapsed, broken plastic bits; now scrap.I bought a 2nd one, determined not to lean when seated on it (working on industrial control and mechanical systems, often need to access stuff at low levels, too old to squat, sit on floor) as this is handy compact item collapsed but just a slight lean reaching for tool, 2nd one collapsed in same way, ruined by one quick lean. :/