GCI Outdoor Xpress Director's Chair, Compact Folding Camp Chair

This is a very sturdy chair. My doctors say I weigh 257 so I don't need most folding chairs. This is about as small and light as any chair I've seen plus it holds me well. The fabric doesn't stretch - that's good. This is my new camp chair ready for 10,000 miles this summer from Atlantic City to San Francisco. Hopefully, I from return this summer road trip.

Bought a set of these chairs based on how compact they are when folded. Just what we needed for our little 2-seater convertible. They are surprisingly comfortable and are definitely sturdy. I read in the reviews that they're heavier than they look - and that is true, but along with that comes a very sturdy chair.My only complaint and the reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is the carrying strap. The strap was always in the way and sometimes prevented the chair from telescoping shut. My solution was to cut the straps off. Now, there's no way to carry the chairs over your shoulder, but I never did anyway. Without the strap, the chairs are much more user friendly.

Folds to a much smaller size than most folding chairs. Very light weight and comfortable to sit in. The ventilation fabroc pm the back is sturdy, but lets air flow.

Nice idea as far as size but we found it very tricky to open and close. In the end both chairs we bought broke within months of purchasing them.

we go ATVing and these chairs are compact yet very comfortable to sit in. we are older and low chairs are really hard for us to get in and out of. these sit up tall and have arms.

I found the chair difficult to open and closeOnce open it is comfortable

The chair is a good idea and is nice and small. But it seems like the chair was used NOT new. There were small tears and there were no tags on it although it had tag connectors left on it. This is very frustrating especially since it is expensive for a fold up care. I am considering returning it and purchasing from a store with a location.

This chair is great. I can’t stand the normal camp chairs. They’re just uncomfortable. This chair strapped to the back of my motorcycle perfectly. Normal seat height with rigid armrests. and no poles pushing your legs together. I’m about 250 Lbs, so that had me worried. I sit gently, don’t just plop myself into it. So far it hasn’t made me question its durability. The only flaw is that most of the time when folding it up, it’s hard to get stuff aligned properly for it to pack down. It always works but takes a little fidgeting before the poles will slide into the other ones. This is a very minor inconvenience in an otherwise awesome camp chair.