Walkstool 63547 Comfort Compact Stool Portable Folding Chair with Case
Walkstool Comfort comes as four different models with sitting heights 45, 55, 65 and 75 cm (18, 22, 26 and 30 in). The smallest model features a large and comfortable seat size, being increased on higher models. Walkstool Comfort is made in our own factory in Sweden and has a light weight construction with telescopic legs in aluminum. By not extending the telescopic legs, you will be able to use Walkstool in a lower sitting height as well. Walkstool Comfort offers big rubber feet and an ergonomically shaped seat of mesh material, making it possible to sit comfortably for extensive periods of time. All Comfort models come with a practical bag to for instance carry over your shoulder. Walkstool is the only three legged telescopic stool in the world with patents and trademark protections.
Product Features
- Camping seat-Type: tripod
- Ideal for photography, fishing
- Patented design
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SO VERY IMPRESSED WITH MY NEW WALKSTOOL TOTALLY IMPRESSED with this compact ‘take-along’ Walkstool; it is lightweight but surprisingly sturdy and strong. My hubby gasped when I first told him how much I paid for it ($80 + dollars for the 18-inch size), but once it arrived and he saw how compact it was, how lightweight it wold be to carry hither and tither, how incredibly strong and solid it was, and how surprisingly comfortable it was to sit on – he applauded my purchase. (Yeah) (Note: the stool came in a vey well made and handy…
I wanted a seat for backpacking. This was the best solution I was able to find. I wanted something to sit on while backpacking. So, I looked around at everything on the market and ended up with a WalkStool. There weren’t really many other viable options for me. This review is for the Walk Stool Comfort 55 cm / 22″ model.Some background to begin. I’m a 6’0″ tall guy who weighs about 215 lbs. I’m 60 years old but have no health issues that caused me to want a chair for backpacking. I don’t have arthritis or bad knees or bad hips or back problems. I…