Coleman Oversized Quad Chair With Cooler vs Helinox Chair Zero

Coming across to the other arm, you'll notice the zipper pouch. This is actually a cooler now Coleman says that The cooler, which you can see kind of ...

Luxury items— Nemo Fillio or Thermarest pillow are cush, a sleeping bag liner such as from Sea to Summit if temps are going to dip, and if you want a light backpacking chair the Helinox Chair Zero or REI Flexlite are nice to bring if you’re not doing huge miles. Okay, hope this is helpful I am clearly way procrastinating the work I’m supposed to be doing. Happy trails, happy shopping!.

Spacious chair. Back headrest for short people is not very good, flimsy. Cooler is neat idea but does not keep can cold, recommend little icepack to help.

But on a cheaper note, I just got a rechargeable usb lightbulb with a remote control off Amazon for $16 that I am already in love with. Sometimes it’s the little conveniences in life that make a big difference.

This chair is nicely designed with a drink holder, cooler pouch, and storage on the side of the chair, however, its definitely designed for the lighter folks. It's thin frame does not support the claimed 325 pound weight capacity - it's is just not realistic. I bought 4 of these chairs so I'll just have let the smaller guests use the remaining 3.

Jesus Christ this is insanely light, also very compact. It's lighter than my folding stool, which blew my mind. For a big dude, 265lb & 6'1", right at the capacity of this chair, it fits me decently well. It's strong enough to sit in with my feet up, but tends to lean forward

I can almost kind of plop down in it. One of my major complaints with the Alps Engineering King Kong Chair was that it was so big. It's really designe...

For someone with a smaller frame, the Chair Zero might be exactly as comfortable as the Chair One, but for me, the differences were small but noticeable. Thus the 4 stars vs 5. Perhaps this would be a 5 star product for another reviewer. (I really wanted to give it 5 stars due to its amazing packed size and weight

It's actually pretty large. but the neat feature on this thing is the cooler. So this cooler and big enough it looks like to fit maybe four or five ca...

For Ultra-light backpacking it’s probably a very good product. Not really geared/priced at all for a ‘camping chair’ for sure. But it is actually a pretty good chair for what it’s meant for.

They appear to be well made and we have had great luck with the Coleman brand. Our last set of Coleman chairs held up for over 15 years. We live in AZ, the cheaper chairs don't hold up long out here in our garage due to the heat. We have tried buying the cheaper chairs and they just don't hold up and end up costing more in the long run

light, comfortable but not entirely stable. needed to place solid objects under feet or on solid ground otherwise it would want to tip over.