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    Camp Chair Recommendations

    Can anyone recommend a camp chair that is lightweight, comfortable and fold up small enough to fit in my baggage compartment?
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    I have two of these. One of the smaller, lighter options I've found. They sit fairly well too.

    https://www.amazon.com/Moon-Lence-Ul...rds=camp+chair

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    I've got several dozen (or so it seems) of those "tube" chairs, including a freebie I got from Continental a few years back.

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    Helinox makes several that would fill the bill without taking much room. I just recently bought their "Chair 2 Rocker"--used my REI dividend and 20% off coupon--otherwise way too pricey. But it's very well made, very light weight, surprisingly comfortable, and folds amazingly compactly. https://www.rei.com/product/106192/h...air-two-rocker

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    I'd shy away from a chair that has legs that can sink into the ground unless you're only going to use it on paved surfaces. Disclaimer - I'm built for traction, not for speed so I need to spread out the 'load' - lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by CHICAGORANDY View Post
    I'd shy away from a chair that has legs that can sink into the ground unless you're only going to use it on paved surfaces. Disclaimer - I'm built for traction, not for speed so I need to spread out the 'load' - lol
    Lots of the chairs with "pointy legs" have plastic feet that spread the load. I was curious about that when I bought my chairs.

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    A 3"x3"x1/4" piece of plywood will keep the chair leg from sinking in. I keep a piece in the tiny tool bag of my motorcycle to keep the kick stand from sinking into hot asphalt, or soft dirt.
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    Thanks to all for your input!


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    Had this for AV14 and is often used for kids' soccer games and family BBQs. really light and compact. https://www.rei.com/product/877258/r...flexlite-chair

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