G2 GO2GETHER Ultra-Light Folding Camping Chair, Only 1.37lb, Lightweight Rip-Stop Fabric, All-Aluminum Alloy Frame, No Plastic Parts, Breathable Mesh, Easy to Carry, Compact Storage Size(1 or 2 Pack)

This chair is fantastic! I’m 6’4 and hefty at that and this chair is still very comfortable to sit in. I haven’t been able to use it too much but I do have several hours in this chair around a campfire and while trout fishing and it works great! It can be assembled in around 2 minutes and packed up in around the same time. The chair is also light weight coming in at around 1lb 10oz. The chair doesn’t feel flimsy but it isn’t anything fantastic. I would say this is a great buy considering the weight and price.

Well made chair and relatively light weight. It weighs under two pounds, even with the carrying sack. I believe the listed weight of 1.5 pounds is only the chair without the sack. Still, it's a good value for the price. If you want a chair that weighs slightly less than the Helinox One and costs a lot less, give this chair a try.

Plastic connection parts at the legs. The photo shows metal mortise and tenon joints. I’ll give it a shot.

Have had ours for two years now. Packs down small and is very comfortable. Worth every penny! I’ll probably be buying a couple more so we don’t have to pack the high back chairs when we hike

1lb 12oz in my scale, with a few campfire holes in it. I got this early last season and it’s probably spent at least 30 nights outside, I probably took it on a little more than half of my trips. My kid likes it a lot, so it’s been well worth it in that regard, but on trips without him I can say sometimes I regretted taking the extra weight. Sometimes it was well worth it, sometimes take it or leave it. Pros - Frame and material are pretty sturdy, I’ve put it through a lot. It’s pretty comfortable. It’s just like any serviceable enough car camp chair and even better for kids. Big sturdy fixed feet It can be really nice to have a chair Cons - It’s finicky to set up, not hard just finicky. The back comes up to the upper middle, just low enough to where you can only relax so much. The feet can sink in on wet ground. Sometimes it’s dumb to take a chair The case is almost 2 ounces and annoying so I ditched that and wrap it in some shock cord. The sinking issue can be solved sometimes by putting water bottle caps on the feet. The biggest value is that it did help me decide to drop another hundred bucks on a high quality lighter chair now that I really know how I feel about a camp chair. If you already know you want one it might be wise to start with the high end one, but if you’re not sure, 40 bucks is not bad for a spare chair. This is definitely the lightest chair I have found with a back in the price range. I probably would’ve rated it higher if they were honest in their description. In the end, I would rather support the companies that this product is copying.