Dimensions: 29.5 x 24 x 24 in.Seat height: 14 in.Weight: 2 lbs. In addition, the shock-cord design means that the Chair Zero packs down to a compact size that is easy to pack down and carry and fits on the inside or outside of a backpack. 6 oz. All in all, the Rendezvous is a great long-term purchase for certain uses. And feature-wise, the Stargaze is no slouch with a padded headrest and armrests that are both comfortable and functional, plus plenty of storage with a cup holder and phone pocket. Dimensions: 20.5 x 18.9 x 25.2 in.Seat height: 11.5 in.Weight: 1 lb.What we like: Incredibly lightweight and packable.What we dont: Expensive. The term camp chair encompasses just about any type of chair that can be folded up, squeezed into a car, and carried to your destination, so your first order of business is narrowing down your intended use. off the ground), and some may prefer the taller back heights that come with larger designs (including the Alps King Kong or Coleman Quad below). Some fold flatand the GCI chairs do so by pulling up as you naturally would on the carry strap. Dimensions: 23 x 24 x 26.5 in.Seat height: 10 in.Weight: 6 lbs. Dimensions: 26 x 35.5 x 37 in.Seat height: 20 in.Weight: 9 lbs. Finally, the frame is on the narrow end and doesnt fit all body types as well as a traditional camp chair. At the high end of the spectrum, the burly Alps Mountaineering King Kong has a very healthy 800-pound maximum, while the lightweight REI Co-op Flexlite Air is listed at just 250 pounds. In terms of portability and low weight, youll be hard-pressed to find a better camp chair. In general, weve found that manufacturer-proved specs often tend to be generous, so we dont recommend pushing the limits. Not surprisingly, the Trailhead Camp Chair sticks to the formula: Its super durable and built with high-quality materials, is both comfortable and sufficiently large, easy to fold, and has a sleek design that looks the part. 8 oz.What we like: Large and very comfortableWhat we dont: Tall ground-to-seat height may be too tall for some. For $10 to $20 less, both of those options are taller, offer considerably better support and stability, and come with helpful features like beverage holders and pockets. Backpacking models eschew most if not all of these features. The wooden armrests and smooth nylon seat give the chair a sleek, classy look, while the sturdy aluminum frame offers a planted, confidence-inspiring feel whether youre setting up camp in the forest, hanging out on the beach, or enjoying a backyard cookout. What we dont: Pricey, heavy, and overkill for casual campers. 6 oz.What we like: Very comfortable and good build quality for the price.What we dont: Bulkier and not as versatile as a single seater; some wont love the low seat height. But this can be a plus for some folks, and the wide and comfortable seat and budget price make it a nice choice for camping. The Coleman Quad Chair, for example, often is available for less than $30 on Amazon, offers high levels of comfort and support, and has held up well after years of use. 13 oz.What we like: Our favorite low-slung model.What we dont: Unless you need a low chair, there are more comfortable options. To be clear, we think the Moonlights robust construction and well-designed reclining function outweigh the downsides, but the barebones feature set and higher price tag will be deal-breakers for some.See the NEMOMoonlight Reclining Chair. And at 17.5 inches off the ground, the Xtra offers a much more natural seating position for most than the 10.5-inch Camp X. Importantly, its a comfy option with a wide (double wide, to be exact) and supportive seat thats slightly reclined, nice detailing like adjustable armrests and insulated drink holders, and a durable build made of steel and robust, 600-denier polyester. ), which can leave some people with their feet dangling off the ground. The other big issue is cost: You can find two similarly comfortable chairs and save some cash in the process. At a campsite, we find the Rendezvous low and not as comfortable overall as an upright model (or the adjustable ENO), and we do miss having a cup holder (although the ground isnt far away). 5 oz.What we like: Super durable and comfortable. But if you want a double chair and dont mind the inherent compromises, the Low Loveseat is well made and fun. Read more about us. It's also a good value, consistently priced around $50-$70 online. And we found the 10.5-inch height to be just about perfect for enjoyably sitting around the campfire, although the deeper seat does make it a little harder to get out of. While few people fret over the weight and packed size of a camping chair (camping gear in general is bulky and comfort-oriented), backpacking-ready chairs are a lesson in creative packaging. A few chairs on our list allow you to rock back and forth, but none come closer to resembling a traditional rocking chair than the GCI Outdoor Freestyle Rocker. Backpacking chairs arent known for providing great support of your backtheyre too small and focused on trimming weight to cover much more than the top of your lumbar. Of these chair types, the Alps Mountaineering Rendezvous is a standout in terms of comfortthe chair sits at a recline to stretch out your legsand material quality. Further, theyre often pricier than purchasing two separate chairs. Weight: 13 lbs.What we like: A supremely comfortable and spacious chair.What we dont: Heavy and overkill for some campers. But so long as you stay away from the true bargain basement offerings, our budget category is a totally viable place to shop. Overall, we love the simplified design of the Moonlight and think its a great match for comfort-focused campers that arent willing to spend $200+ on the decidedly luxe Stargaze above. In our opinion, tried-and-true models like the REI Co-op Camp X, Alps King Kong, and Kijaro Dual Lock have much wider appeal, cost less, and are all most campers need. At $300, the YETI is the priciest chair on this list by far, but its a fun option for camping, sporting events, and concerts that should last for many years. However, in addition to foregoing that chairs swinging ability, the Moonlite also compromises on plushness with no padding and very little upper back support. And some wont love the low-slung design of the Kelty, although they do offer it in a standard version with a taller 19-inch seat height (tradeoffs include a heavier weight and noticeably larger packed size). That said, weve found that both the King Kong and Quad are bulky when packed and take up a surprising amount of space in the back of your vehicle, especially if you are bringing multiple chairs. Importantly, the size of the seat tends to correlate with weight capacity, as does overall stability, so we find this spec to be somewhat useful. 10 oz.What we like: Adjustable leg height is great for transitioning from concerts to camp.What we dont: Less durable and harder to set up than much of the competition. It is pricier by $20 and heavier by a significant 1 pound 3 ounces, but we consider the Camp Boss the more approachable and well-rounded pick. We especially like the dual cup holders (which are sized to accommodate a variety of bottle and mug shapes), as well as the side stash pocket and simple yet easily collapsible leg design. Dimensions: 20 x 31.25 x 31 in.Seat height: 10.5 in.Weight: 7 lbs. The chairs mostly mesh body is suspended above its aluminum frame, allowing it to swing back and forth, recline, or stay uprightall equally as easilydepending on how you position your back and feet. What complaints do we have about the Coleman Oversized Quad? ), but the upside is that the Low Loveseat is stable and still pretty easy to get in and out of. Lightweight And when youre ready to pack up, the chair folds down in one smooth motion with its attached carrying handleno need to stuff it into a tote on the way out. Crazy Creeks Original Chair (not included here) is another option and the most packable of the bunch, although the legless design is far less comfortable. But for those who want to go compact or add backpacking to the mix, the weight savings and small packed size are big upsides. People look for different things in a camp chair, and if comfort and reliability are top priorities, the aptly named King Kong should be on your short list. If you dont mind the height, GCI Outdoors Comfort Pro is similarly strong and comfortable for just $45.See the Kijaro Dual Lock Folding Chair. But the real reason we include the Lounger here is its adjustable leg system, which allows you to extend the legs (10 in.) Dimensions: 38.6 x 28.7 x 23.2 in.Seat height: 18.1 in.Weight: 3 lbs. REIs Flexlite collection ranges from the light and minimalist Flexlite Air below to the durable, headrest-equipped Camp Dreamer. Below are the Nemo Stargaze Recliner Luxury Chair Review, NEMOStargaze Recliner Luxury Chair ($250), See the NEMO Stargaze Recliner Luxury Chair, Coleman Oversized Quad Chair with Cooler ($40), See the Coleman Oversized Quad Chair with Cooler, Back to Our Camping Chair Comparison Table. In general, comfort seekers and larger campers should stick to chairs with higher weight capacities, and minimalists and those who want to bring their chair longer distances from their car wont be as concerned with that number. Because weight isn't a major factor, you can get a well-made and comfortable camping chair at a reasonable pricestarting at around $50 and reaching as much as $300 for the YETI Trailhead. But if you hate sitting still or just prefer something a little different, theres no denying the added fun factor. For us, we try and keep our packable chairs under or around 2 pounds to minimize their impact on our pack weight. Thoughts of camping chairs may conjure up images of $10 specials out front a big-box retailer, but lets reorient ourselves to a slightly higher standard. Dimensions: 24 x 37 x 40.5 in.Seat height: 18.1 in.Weight: 9 lbs. And if you like the low-slung style of the Rendezvous but want to explore other options, check out REI Co-ops Camp Low Chair, Mountain Summit Gears Ground Chair, and Helinoxs unique Incline Festival Chair, which features adjustable legs to maximize stability or recline.See the Alps Mountaineering Rendezvous. A budget camping chair like the Coleman Oversize Quad, which has no business on a backpacking trip, is durable and reliable because Coleman didnt have to worry about keeping weight down. REI Co-ops Camp X above sacrifices some comfort and support to trim weight, while the appropriately named Camp Xtra slots in as a more premium and feature-rich alternative. Weve found that overall build quality correlates with price, but its slightly more nuanced than that. For $100 less, the top-ranked REI Camp X above has a noticeably taller back and includes features like an integrated cup holder and pocket for valuables. But for general use, its also a great indicator of back and neck support. For more information, check out our detailed comparison table and buying advice below the picks. And for a cheaper option from NEMO that reclines but doesnt swing, check out their new Moonlight belowRead in-depth reviewSee the NEMO Stargaze Recliner Luxury Chair. The smaller, more manageable dimensions make these chairs easier to carry. At just $50, thats a whole lot of bang for your buck. In terms of downsides, more moving parts almost always come with added durability concerns and a more involved set-up, and youre paying more for a specialized design. Dimensions: 19 x 22 x 22 in.Seat height: 11 in.Weight: 1 lb.What we like: Lighter than the Helinox Chair Zero and costs $30 less.What we dont: Super thin fabric has questionable durability. At 3 pounds 4.8 ounces, its too heavy and bulky to bring on overnight backpacking trips, but this Sunset is well made, easy to unpack and stow away, and offers great upper back and neck support for those that want it. Dimensions: 23 x 32 x 37 in.Seat height: 3 or 10 in.Weight: 4 lbs. All dimensions of these chairs shrink dramatically, the fabrics and frames become a lot thinner, and theyll pack down small enough to strap to the outside ofor sometimes even squeeze insidea backpacking or hiking pack. What we dont: Also heavier, less packable, and more expensive. The popular Coleman Oversized Quad checks all the boxes we look for in a camp chair. and included carrying case, check out Snow Peak's Low Beach Chair.See theREI Co-op Outward Low Lawn Chair. But no matter their height, just remember: It sure beats sitting on dirt. That said, a low seat height means a less comfortable position for your legs and more effort for getting in and out. We included a number of fun options on our list above, including NEMO Stargaze Recliner (which reclines, rocks, and swings), NEMOMoonlight (which just reclines), and GCI Outdoor Freestyle Rocker. ground-to-seat height and lower weight, check out Big Agnes Big Six.See the Helinox Sunset Chair. Well-versed campers are comfort experts, and one item they dont compromise on is a sleeping mattress. And unlike the similarly shaped Helinox Sunset above, the ENO includes a cup holder, two cargo pockets, and even a pillow for cushioning your head as you recline. Build quality is more than simply the frame and rivets: Seat fabric quality also improves with price. But for short backpacking trips or those who want the option to use their chair both while camping and in the backcountry, the models listed above are prime contenders.Back to Our Top Camping Chair Picks Back to Our Camping Chair Comparison Table. That said, the build quality of the Coleman is still lower than the similarly designed but more expensive Alps Mountaineering King Kong. Keep in mind that the seat is rather low at just 13.5 inches off the ground (many camp chairs are closer to 18 in. And a final nitpick is set-up time, which many users report to be a bit more involved with so many moving parts. The good news is that the Chair Zero is more comfortable than the competing Flexlite Air below, although not everyone loves the Helinoxs upright seating position. Options like the King Kong and Coleman Oversized Quad are standouts in terms of a tall seating height at 18 inches (theyre downright throne-like), but weve found the most comfortable chairs have a seat height ranging from around 15 to 18 inches. The good news is that weve had good luck with budget models that start at $40 and sometimes dip down to around $25. The Stargazes most obvious drawback is cost. The listed 800-pound limit feels more like showing off than a target number that Alps set out to hit, but that still crushes the competition (for reference, the REI Camp X above is rated to 300 lbs.). In our experience, if you dont need an ultralight model, traditional camp chairs offer the most foolproof structure. Its one of the heaviest chairs on this list at over 13 pounds (a considerable 6 lbs. The Flexlite Air and Chair Zero both pack down to extremely small dimensions, with the disadvantage being you have to reassemble the chairs each time. All of the models that made our list generally avoid these maladies and are designed to perform well for years. Both are excellent chairs that take up very little space, but we give the edge to the Chair Zero.See the REI Co-op Flexlite Air. Some of the larger models include side mesh pockets, which are great for items you need close at hand or want tucked away, including keeping your stuff in place on a windy beach day. This is another area where backpacking chairs have to compromise, with most sitting around 9 to 13 inches off the ground. But if you dont have to haul your chair very far, we recommend making storage a priority. And for only around $10more, the Kijaro Dual Lock below weighs a little less and boasts a higher-quality construction, although you forgo the built-in cooler. In terms of durability, the Flexlite Air has a noticeably thinner fabric and shorter manufacturer warranty (1 year compared with 5 years for the Helinox). We use affiliate links andmay receive a small commission on purchases. We also love the mesh-heavy build that breathes well in warm weather and dries extremely quickly should the skies open up. From months of daily drizzle to heavy downpour in the mountains, were acutely aware of the benefits of a quality waterproof and breathable shell. This is enough to push the Helinox down in our rankings, but its nevertheless a quality option that nicely balances comfort and weight, and many campers love the sling-style seat that makes it easy to sink into. As with seat height, seat back height is a consideration for concerts. For those that frequent concerts or sporting events and dont want to bother folks behind them, a low seat height is important. Double camping chairs, like the Kelty Low Loveseat above, can be a nice choice for couples. Now for something a little different: The NEMO Stargaze Recliner Luxury Chair is equal parts recliner, hammock, and rocking chair. After the extreme success of its premium coolers, Texas-based YETI has expanded its product offerings substantially over the last few years. compared with the REIs 5 x 16 in.). Other camp chair models on this list are made for one person, but why stop there? 14 oz.What we like: Wider base/seat and more substantial build than the standard Flexlite. First is durability: With a 210-denier seat, its noticeably thinner and less hardwearing than many of our top picks. The compromises make them less than ideal for camping and everyday use, but the streamlined design is popular among minimalists and when space is at a premium. *Editor's Note: "Height" refers to the measurement from the ground to the seat bottom. What are the downsides of the REI Camp X? The Kelty Low Loveseat is rather heavy at over 15 pounds, and even though it rolls down nicely and includes multiple grab handles, the chair is bulky for hauling. Below are our top picks for 2022, which run the gamut from budget-friendly models to comfort-first chairs and fun designs that rock and recline. For example, a crossover camping/backpacking option like the REI Co-Op Flexlite Air is easy to rock back and tip over due to its thin legs that are connected to the middle of the chair rather than the sides. Why do we have the REI Outward Low Lawn Chair ranked here? However, keep in mind that the taller the chair, the more natural the seating position for most folks. Double chairs are predictably much heavier than their single-person counterparts (the Kelty Low Loveseat comes in at 15 lbs. And the real clincher for usand the reason the Dual Lock is ranked hereis seat height: The Kijaro has a relatively tall ground-to-seat height of 20 inches (the Alps above is 18 in. Keep in mind that the Alps Mountaineering King Kong isnt for minimalists. Dimensions: 24 x 25 x 34.8 in.Seat height: 19.7 in.Weight: 11 lbs. And if you like the rocking functionality but want something a little different, GCI also makes a lighter Kickback Rocker, unique Pod Rocker, and summer-ready Sunshade Rocker, among others.See the GCI Outdoor Freestyle Rocker. If you can score one at a discount during one of REIs sale periods, however (or use your yearly dividend), you wont be disappointed.See the REI Co-op Camp Xtra Chair. The more popular style folds inwards and ends up a torpedo shape that you can slide into a carry bag. But these complaints aside, its hard to deny the versatility and all-around fun factor of the design. What do you sacrifice with the Helinox Chair Zero? Dimensions: 44 x 23.5 x 31.5 in.Seat height: 13.5 in.Weight: 15 lbs. All that said, there are some notable downsides to choosing a double-wide model. Durability is another hallmark: The Moonlights sturdy aluminum frame and seamless mesh seat give the chair a high-quality, confidence-inspiring look and feel while keeping weight in check. vs. the REIs 400-lb. For car campers You can leave your dehydrated, salty, and unsatisfying meals at hometodays camping stoves bring a whole new level of gourmet to your car camping and basecamping adventures. Carrying it on your back can also be cumbersome, which is why these chairs sometimes come with backpack style straps. The REI does weigh less and pack down smaller, but most campers will be more concerned with spaciousness than heft. Depending on your needs and how far you plan to haul your chair from your car, its worth considering how much stability and support you want. You dont get the ability to raise the seat like you do with the ENO Lounger DL above, but youre not paying for it either. Dimensions: 20 x 20 x 26 in.Seat height: 10.5 in.Weight: 1 lb. Helinox does sell a few fun add-ons including a groundsheet, sunshade, and cup holders, but the chair alone is already a pricey investment at $170. However, despite the fun and versatile design, the Lounger falls short in a few key areas. As the name indicates, the chair locks in both the open and closed positions for stability and easy hauling inside the stuff sack. Cheap camp chairs are notorious for seat fabrics that sag over time, seams that fray, and mesh that develops holes. Compared to the standard Flexlite that we had ranked here previously, the Camp Boss model sports a bigger and more stable base, 4-inch-wider seat, 3-inch-taller ground-to-seat height, and 50-pound-higher weight capacity. Backpacking chairs cost more because they require thin but strong frame materials, like aluminum, which is more expensive than thick steel. And perhaps the biggest draw: The Outward takes essentially no effort to set up and pack away with a simple but effective bifold design and portability via the top handle or backpack straps behind the seat. It's tough to beat a great down jacket, whether its for casual use or tearing around the backcountry. Although the Freestyle Rocker includes a handle for transport, its one of the heaviest options on our list and fairly bulky for hauling. Dimensions: 25.5 x 36 x 45.5 in.Weight: 7 lbs.What we like: Very versatile and comfortable design.What we dont: Pricey; set up takes time. That said, from a comfort perspective, the REI Flexlite Camp Boss still cant hold a candle to larger and bulkier options like the Alps King Kong or even REIs own Camp Xtra Chair above. For a similarly built option with a slightly taller (20 in.) However, the King Kong comes in a larger assortment of colorways, has a higher weight limit (800 lbs. Cup holders are a must for a chair thatll be used for campingground-based beverage storage is a camping faux pas (and inconvenient). For those who want to minimize the amount of space that camping takes up in their car, along with those who dont need the highest levels of comfort, the lightweight category is where weight and packed size become the top priorities. In addition, the Stargaze requires considerable time to set up compared to the quick, easily foldable models above. For a more premium alternative with a similar design, check out Mountain Summit Gears Cooler Chair, which comes with both an insulated cooler and folding table for $75.See the Coleman Oversized Quad Chair with Cooler. Keltys Low Loveseat is a totally viable option for camping and even can double down as cheap outdoor furniture for your patio. In practice, most serious backpackers we know dont bring a chair alongthe extra weight is notable, and its often easy enough to find a stump or log to sit on. Comparisons to the top-ranked Camp X aside, the Camp Xtra also falls short of the Alps King Kong above from a value perspective. It can withstand a whole lot more abuse when compared with a lightweight model like the Helinox Chair Zero or REI Flexlite Air. Weighing an impressively low 1 pound even, the Helinox is surprisingly sturdy thanks to an aluminum structure with poles from highly regarded DAC (the same DAC that makes poles for many of the top backpacking tents). Ground-to-seat heightlisted as "height" in the table aboveis simply a measurement from the ground to the bottom of the seat. In stark contrast to Helinoxs minimalist Chair Zero above, their Sunset Chair puts a premium on comfort and support with a high back and wide, cradle-like seat. 4.8 oz.What we like: Tall back and wide seat.What we dont: Pricey considering the lack of features. And its worth noting here that ENOs Lounger DL above has adjustable legs that can be set at either 3 inches or 10, which makes it versatile for a range of activities. REIs ever-growing Flexlite collection has become very popular in the camping world, and the Air slots in as the lightest and most compact design in the lineup. As we touched on above, chairs with a low seat height excel in places where its required, like an outdoor concert, or for times when its best to be low to the ground, like a beach. Camp chairs are not feature-rich items, but storage is one area where a few thoughtful extras can be really handy. Backpacking chairs are much lighter than traditional camp chairs, but they also often sport different (and non-conventional) leg designs for easy packability and weight savings. At 10 pounds, the Camp Xtra is around 3 pounds heavier than the Camp X and packs down noticeably larger, but the weight penalty does come with a number of upgrades. Some people only go camping a couple of times each summer, or just dont want to spend much on their camp chairs. To start, we recommend this chair only for campers who prioritize keeping weight to an absolute minimumthe overall comfort and stability just cant compete with a heavier model. Many of these behemoths offer enough room to set up cots or even chairs and a table for card games on a rainy day. Notably, the Moonlight lacks the swinging functionality of the Stargaze, but the multiposition reclining system is very well executed and allows you to sit forward or lean back with a simple tug at each side. And a final bonus: The single buckle at the top allows you to stash other gear inside (like towels or extra layers) during transport. for outings like concerts or afternoons at the beach where the lower height matters (or is required). Both chairs use burly 600-denier fabrics, have an identical storage layout, sit around the same distance off the ground, and are comfortable and spacious. Dimensions: 30 x 36 x 25 in.Seat height: 17 in.Weight: 13 lbs. But while the Freestyle Rocker might lack the overall fit and finish of some of the options above, its nonetheless a fun way to spend an afternoon at camp. Top choices from this category include the REI Co-op Camp X, Alps Mountaineering King Kong, and GCI Outdoor Freestyle Rocker. The chair sits lower to the ground than most traditional camping models (the seat is positioned 10.5 in. Lets start with beverages. Its worth noting that YETI also makes a second camp chair model in the Hondo. For another stylish option with a taller seat height (12 in.) Weve only included one double camping chair on our list due to the overall lack of utilitywed rather purchase two separate single-seaters and save a few bucks in the process. If youve been tempted by those ultra-cheap, $15-$20 camp chair models beckoning on the internet, trust us: The additional cash is worth it. Within our top grouping of chairs for car camping, the Kijaro is a formidable competitor. None of the styles take all that long to set up, but it is a small sacrifice in time that you make with the portable chair style. The Hondo also has horizonal bars running along the bottom for support, which work well when things are relatively flat but arent quite as good as the four feet on the Trailhead at campsites with varied terrain. ), which makes them bulky for hauling. This article covers camp chairs, which generally are heavy, comfortable, feature-packed, and meant to be carried short distances from your car to a campsite, ball field, or concert. The Colemans steel frame and burly fabric will outlast its flimsier competition by years, and its hard to argue with a built-in cooler in the armrest. However, given its well-balanced build, the Flexlite Camp Boss strikes us as a nice middle ground between those models and true UL designs like the Flexlite Air and Chair Zero, earning it a spot on our list.See the REI Co-op Flexlite Camp Boss. Like the brands hammocks, the Lounger practically cradles you on all sides, with an aluminum frame that suspends the nylon seat. We expect a proper car camping chair to not only fold up for easy transport, but to be comfortable, supportive, and made to lasteven in rough and tumble weather. Bringing along a chair is already outside of the typical realm of essentials, but 2 pounds can be something worth swinging for a short weekend trek. REI Co-ops Camp X fits the bill nicely: The X-shaped webbing effectively tensions the seat and backpanel to distribute weight evenly, the steel frame is strong and confidence-inspiring, and the cup holder and drop-down pocket at either arm rest make it easy to stow a beverage and smaller items like your phone or keys. Build quality exceeds the slightly less expensive Coleman Quad above, although it does fall a little short of the well-made Alps Mountaineering King Kong. 9 oz.What we like: A capable camping chair that looks the part at home too; quick and easy to set up.What we dont: Underbuilt for regular outdoor use. Eagles Nest Outfitters, better known as ENO, is a hammock company first, but that expertise has translated nicely with their Lounger DL Chair. Many camp chair manufacturers provide a weight capacity, which can helpful in a number of ways. For many campers, the ideal chair is comfortable, durable, easy to carry, and comes with functional storage for maximizing convenience. They have taller backs, are farther off the ground, and offer the best support and stability. In fact, we frequently reach for the REI over other camp chairs (especially on short day trips) simply because its so quick and painless to prop open and stash away. In addition, they have the most features, from cup holders to storage pockets, and some even have a recline option. With the ultralight and compact Chair Zero, Helinox makes it that much easier to justify hauling a chair into the woods or even the backcountry. True, wed expect the cheaper Coleman Quad's fabric to start to fail before the King Kong or GCI Freestyle, but they cost 2x as much and may not last you 2x as long.