Kijaro Dual Lock Portable Camping Chairs - Versatile Folding Chair, Sports Chair, Outdoor Chair & Lawn Chair - Dual Lock Feature Red Rock Canyon

As the parent of two children involved in every sport under the sun, I was looking for a quality outdoor folding chair to take to their games. I am so glad I spent the extra money on these Kijaro chairs versus buying another set of chairs from a local big box retailer that don't last more than a season.My requirements when trying to decide on what chairs to buy were that they have a mesh back for coolness during the summertime (ever sit in some of those chairs and end up with your back drenched in sweat? Yuck!) and I also wanted a built-in carry strap on the chair itself instead of having to pack it in the carry bag after every use. After seeing all the positive reviews on the Kijaro brand, I felt confident that this chair would suit my needs.The chair is of excellent quality and construction with a roomy seat. The back tilts at more of an angle than my old chairs, but they are extremely comfortable with a sufficient area of mesh for breathability. There are two cup holders, one of which is slightly larger to accommodate larger bottles or mugs, along with a convenient zippered pouch to hold keys or money.The chair locks open by pressing the lock button to release the frame and pushing on the arms at the front of the frame near the cup holders. The chair locks closed by pushing the lock button and folding the frame. My only small gripe is that due to the design, when folded, the four legs are not equal and the chair will not stand on its own, so it either needs to be propped against something or laid on the ground. I would also like to see the addition of a velcro strap to keep the frame tightly closed when folded and using the built-in carry strap. Yes, the chair locks closed but it still opens slightly and I think the addition of some velcro would take some pressure off the lock button.Overall, the Kijaro Dual Lock Folding Chair is of exceptional quality and I am extremely pleased with my purchase.

This is my second purchase of the same chair, just in a different color. This chair is super comfortable. Easy to fold and lightweight while being quite sturdy. I really dislike the saggy bottom camping chairs because they kill my back after sitting in them for awhile. This chair is an affordable option that holds up well. The first one that I purchased, over 3 years ago, is still going strong and still looks great! Buy this chair, you won’t regret it!

This chair seems wonderful so far. Easy to fold out and fold back in with just a click of a button. Fits inside the bag well and is easy to get in and out. The chair is kind of stiff, but seems really stable. I prefer the stiffness, though. My last chair was kind of slouchy and I always sunk into it and it would hurt my back and neck. I’ve only just opened the chair for the first time so I haven’t sat in it for long periods. Would recommend based on what I’ve experienced so far.

I am happy with my purchase and pretty much agree with the good reviews here. I got it in red because it was on sale for $30, and I feel like it was a fair deal. Although I haven't used it yet, upon initial inspection it appears to be sturdy and of good quality, and it works as advertised. I like that it locks closed and open, and as someone else mentioned, it's nice that there's a strap on the chair itself (as opposed to only on its carrying pouch) so that you have the option of not bothering with the pouch. I bought it for a camping trip and I expect it to serve my needs. As mentioned in other reviews, it is roomy (width-wise), and I love the little cup holders and the little organizer that hangs off the seat (will be so great for my phone and reading glasses). They are made of netting material, so I don't know how long they would hold up to heavy use, we'll see how it goes.The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because I think the seat depth is a little short. I would prefer that the edge of the seat were closer to my knees, and I'm just a 5'5" girl. I would think this might bother someone taller even more. For my body type, it's not that comfortable to sit with my legs on the floor for an extended period of time. The back leans back in a comfortable fashion, but that contributes to the feeling that you're sliding forward a little in the seat, which is very slight but still enough to make the seat depth feel even shorter. So I would say that if the back tilt were adjustable that would help (because if it could be made more vertical that would alleviate some of the sliding forward feeling), or if the seat could be deeper that would help. Or if it were a little lower to the ground that might help, too. Or I can maybe find a log or something to use as an ottoman because this whole arrangement makes it much more comfortable to put my feet up somehow. At least because it's wide I can easily sit in it cross-legged or maybe just bring one foot up on the seat (solutions that most big dudes probably won't find useful). However, I admit I'm not all that anxious to be walking around in dirt and leaves of a campsite and then put my feet on my nice new chair.So all that was a lot of words to say that ideally it would be best to go to a store and try out a bunch of different chairs so that you can pick one for your particular body type. Unfortunately, today's retail environment doesn't often provide those kinds of opportunities anymore. I won't return this chair because I like it, it was reasonably priced, and I won't be using it very often. If I were going to be using it on a super regular basis I would probably return it, but only because of personal fit, not because of quality.

If you are looking for a sturdy camp chair the sits at comfort height and has way better than average back support, this is the chair to buy. It appears to be made of top quality materials and is very stable. I especially like the dual lock feature which easily and securely locks the legs in both the open and closed configuration for easy stuffing into the included carrying case or carrying without the case using the attached strap. The chair is a bit heavy, so you won’t want to carry it a mile, but from the car to a campsite or picnic area is quite doable. You could even use these chairs to supplement seating for an outdoor patio or deck party.