michnus
Bachelor Dog
There's two problems with chairs for hikers and especially us. They are either rubbish and even if they rate them at 100kg, a 60kg person rock on it and the thing break. The three legged ones are the biggest culprits, although packing small they do not last. The second thing is there's no small lightweight chair that overs a comfortable seating position.
We are currently in the process of securing a three legged chair that will come with an extended warranty and can carry well over 200kg.
But in the mean time for people less bulky, this chair can still handle 120kg. In addition this chair offers back support, it's a bit of a balancing act, the chair is actually quite comfortable to sit in.
I am finalising the agreement for SA and can not give pricing at this stage, but if all goes well will have some time September.
In the mean time you are welcome to offer opinions.
The chair poles are the same standard high quality as our Ribzz's poles and the seat made from nylon rip stop materials.
It only weighs 500grams and is the size of man's forearm minus hand.
We are currently in the process of securing a three legged chair that will come with an extended warranty and can carry well over 200kg.
But in the mean time for people less bulky, this chair can still handle 120kg. In addition this chair offers back support, it's a bit of a balancing act, the chair is actually quite comfortable to sit in.
I am finalising the agreement for SA and can not give pricing at this stage, but if all goes well will have some time September.
In the mean time you are welcome to offer opinions.
The chair poles are the same standard high quality as our Ribzz's poles and the seat made from nylon rip stop materials.
It only weighs 500grams and is the size of man's forearm minus hand.
