ALPS Mountaineering Rhino Stool

Feels very small, and seating is too upright for comfort.

While it is certainly too heavy and bulky for backpacking, it is great for tailgating, day trips by car, picnics, boating and float fishing, photography (blinds and events), fishing (wader removal), sporting events, spare use for guests when road camping, bird and animal watching, and other similar uses. While not a chair for lounging or kicking back in camp, it is comfortable for short time use, compact enough for car trunk or hatchback, and very sturdy.

In a ground blind for turkey hunting

from the pictures, this looked like a nice camp stool that you could latch onto a pack. Kind of like the GSI ones I see at local trail stores. This thing is huge, and its really uncomfortable. It doesnt let you scoot back in the chair at all, so you are sitting mostly on the horn of the chair, where your crotch is bearing alot of the weight. Not cool. sending it back.

This chair is the ticket for refting trips. It seems too many take along the big bulky, heavy chairs, filling the raft with an extra 100 lbs of chair. I figure to go smaller is better, plus it gets you off the ground.

ad says 17x17x17; label sats 16x16x16, not very comfortable for male anatomy.

It's small and highly portable. I'm an artist and I think it will be great for carrying with me when I want to sketch or paint in nature.

good chair great price, but too small. not ergonomic for men.

Works great as a seat in a hunting blind. Seat height is better than many. Some users may require a pad for a better fit. I liked it so much I bought an extra one. The back seat is straighter than I would like, but I just made sure the front leg is elevated higher than the rest which tilts the back so it is more comfortable.

it'g great for archery hunting blinds because it leaves room for shooting