Comments about Byer Tri-Lite Folding Stool:

this is a great travel stool for plein air workshops

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I could not setup this chair.

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I bought this for my wife just before we went on vacation for three weeks which included multiple stops on walking tours. The stool helped to sit down in many places to avoid standing for long time.

Comments about Byer Tri-Lite Folding Stool:

Light weight and easy to pack. The three legs are unstable. It works to take a load off you feet and back, but sit slowly to avoid a fall

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I could not snap the chair open or closed - I had to get a friend to do it for me.

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Will use this on vacation when I need to sit after walking for a period of time. Its very compact and will fit in my purse.

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This is the second Byer chair of this type that I've owned. The last one 'walked away'at a concert. I was excited about this version which is much improved by the addtion of the web on the bottom as my prior one would sink in the sand. However, this new version doesn't seem as steady . It fits perfectly in my motorcycle saddlebag and I use it nearly every week when campingl. Overall it is a very good product.

Comments about Byer Tri-Lite Folding Stool:

Fits in my motorcycle saddlebag..very compact

Comments about Byer Tri-Lite Folding Stool:

Love it - purchased for motorcycle adventure camping. Seems like a luxury, but takes up very little space.

Campmor was the absolute best price I could find anywhere.

My only con is that I looked the company up, and they are in Maine, but when I go it, the product is made in China.

Comments about Byer Tri-Lite Folding Stool:

I bought this stool specifically for backpacking to have something other than the ground to sit on. The stool is perfect for this purpose since it is lightweight and folds up small enough to tuck in almost any pocket of my backpack. The seat is a little wider than the typical triangular stools so it is more comfortable to sit on; only problem is the balance - I felt like I could tip over with one wrong shift of my body weight. Overall it served it's purpose and I did not fall over.