Square Portable Folding Stool, 2024 Upgrade Full Color Collapsible Stools for Adults Heavy Duty 485lbs Yet Small Lightweight Telescoping Retractable Camping Stool for Travel Outdoor Indoor

This stool is very handy. It is sturdy for using indoors or outdoors. I plan to use it when I do plein air painting. My husband likes it for sitting on when going through boxes and files. However, i find it difficult to unlatch when opening- not much strength in my fingers for grasping. Once open though it is easy to lock in place and to unlock and collapse when finished with it. In addition, we both like the square seat as opposed to a round one.

I was looking for a portable stool to take along when I hike. This fits the bill for sturdiness, but it weighs about 2 lb and is 2.5” thick when fully collapsed, plus about 10” wide. With this weight I will probably have to put it inside my backpack which also holds a 2 liter camelback of water, so this will add considerable bulk. So it may not be practical to use when hiking. I do think it would be nice to have in the car for when a chair is needed or for camping trips. I like the strap to carry it.

Easy fast and convenient space saving seat

Love! I work in healthcare, and this stool is a game changer. I can easily take it from room to room. It’s light and easy to use. And easy to wipe down! I get compliments all the time.

Great stool. Easy to use and sturdy. Only two things I wish were that shoulder strap was longer . It is fine if slung over shoulder but across body is too short. Also if walking sometimes it opens just slightly. It is great for medical clinicians. Since it is plastic, it can be sprayed or wiped down by sani cloth.

I love this stool it’s nothing short of geniusAlways have a seat handy and at multiple hight

I bought 1 of these to use for my job. I work on as a field service technician and bending/kneeling to work on machines is getting more difficult in my 50s. I have used it pretty much every day almost everywhere for about 11 months. It became more difficult to deploy after 7 months. It really got stiff to pull apart after 9 months. To the point I injured my left fingers 1 day. I kept using, but bought a replacement sensing it may be failing. When it finally failed, it was sudden, and no way to recover. The buttons in the channels just sheared away all over. I suspect it was a cascade failure. I have some memory gaps regarding this as I woke up on the floor with paramedics and nurses tending to me. A minor skull fracture and concussion as a result of the sudden drop to the floor. I was actually servicing a printer in a hospital at the time, so I had immediate care.Point of this, be aware of the potential of those tiny plastic buttons shaving down a tiny bit each time you deploy this. It will happen. Inspect as you use. Don't wait for a failure, discard when you get some warning signs, such as being very stiff and difficult to pull apart. I am now using the 2nd one I bought, my back kind of needs it. But I won't be as trusting and will discard when I notice wear in the plastic buttons.

I used it at a fair while grandkids played at the bounce houses. Had ordered thus one but received one that didn’t have a seat cushion. Can’t wait to get this!