Ultralight Folding Stool with Water-Repellent Seat, holds up to 150 kg, for Camping, Fishing, and Festivals

Three seconds between tired standing and a dry seat

The hike has been uphill for two hours, your calf muscles are burning, and the only seating at the rest stop is a wet tree stump. At the fishing spot, the folding chair sinks into the soft riverbank, and at the festival, the picnic blanket you brought is no longer sufficient as a seat after the downpour. This ultralight folding stool weighs about 750 g, can be set up in three seconds, and supports up to 150 kg – whether on forest floor, gravel path, or damp meadow.

What makes this folding stool different

• Tare weight of about 750 g – light enough to be attached to a backpack loop or trekking pole without noticeably increasing the total baggage weight; compared to classic camping chairs weighing two to three kilograms, the difference is significant on longer routes.
• Load capacity up to 150 kg – the X-frame made of powder-coated metal distributes the weight evenly across four support points and remains dimensionally stable even under full load; adults with hiking gear can drop onto the stool without having to sit down carefully.
• Water-repellent seat surface – the fabric allows raindrops, morning dew, and spilled tea to pearl off instead of soaking in; after use at the festival or on the fishing bank, the seat remains dry and doesn't need to be wrung out for hours.
• Three-second setup without tools – pull the stool apart at the frame, the seat surface automatically tightens, ready to sit down; folding up works at the same speed, so even with a sudden change in weather, no lengthy stowing is necessary.
• Powder-coated metal frame – the coating protects the poles from rust in rain, dew, and damp soil; the frame structure remains visually and mechanically intact even after several seasons outdoors, instead of tarnishing at the connection points.
• Integrated carrying strap on the seat surface – the black loop at the front edge allows carrying with one hand or attaching to a carabiner hook on a backpack; the stool remains easily accessible without having to be stored in a separate bag.

Who it's for

For hikers on longer day trips who need a real sitting break in between, instead of sitting on wet stones. For anglers who spend hours on the bank and are looking for a light, mobile seat. For festival-goers in long queues in front of the stage or entrance. For amateur photographers waiting for the right light outdoors, and for mushroom pickers who want to sort or take a break in between. Also for parents at playgrounds and sports fields who don't want to stand for hours – and as an emergency seat in the trunk for unexpected breaks on the go.

Unfold, sit down, take it with you

Pull the stool apart at the frame until the X-construction audibly clicks into place and the seat surface is taut – ready to sit. When getting up, lean slightly to the side, then fold the stool with one swift motion; its flat shape fits under the main flap of a daypack or on its outer loop. To clean, wipe the metal frame with a damp cloth; for light soiling, wipe the seat surface with lukewarm water and mild dish soap and let it air dry. Do not clean in the washing machine and do not expose to direct heat above 60 °C, as this will affect the coating and fabric tension.

For all who prefer to experience their outdoor breaks sitting – instead of being interrupted by standing.