MTRVR Classic Campingstuhl A – Robuster Klappstuhl, Tragkraft 204 kg

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STABLE LEG STRUCTURE

Balanced where the ground isn’t.

DURABLE RUBBER FEET

Stable on everyday ground.

Reinforced Aluminum Frame

Made for repeated use outdoors.

Parachute-Grade Nylon Fabric

Strong, dependable, built to last.

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Applicable Occasions Outdoor Adventure All-rounder Premium Comfort
Weight 3.2 lbs 5 lbs 6.35 lbs
Expand Size 19.3*22.4*27.5 inch 21.6*22*25.2 inch 29.5*35.4*42.9 inch
Folded Size 3.9*3.9*13.4 inch 4*4*16.9 inch 6*6.2*22.8 inch

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V.I.P.
Mein bester Klappstuhl

Ich finde diesen Klappstuhl einfach nur super. Die Verarbeitung ist sehr gut. Die Qualität ist sehr hochwertig.
Es lässt sich ganz einfach öffnen bzw. aufbauen und schon ist es bereit zum Sitzen. Es kann als Campingstuhl oder einfach unterwegs, auf Reisen überall genutzt werden. Im zugeklappten Zustand ist es in der kleinen Tasche sehr praktisch.
Da es aber wirklich sehr robust ist, ist es auch etwas schwer.

Sehr empfehlenswert.

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great_nat
Sturdy and Rugged Chair

I bought this in the same week that I bought the Cliq chair, both are amazing with slightly different features.. This chair is so well built it’s incredible, my son is on the larger side so I thought better to bring the 600 lbs chair and as the picture Shows it’s also slightly bigger than the Cliq

The only con is weight … it’s bulkier and much heavier than the cliq so portability for those who do care about weight may be an issue, but I felt the extremely well built style had to be done this way to truly hold 600 lbs… anyway I like both

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emjauk
Does need about 20 uses to free up push buttons.

Please watch my video review.
This chair, for me is a bit of a faff with the pop buttons for the arms to support the canvas seat.
Weight - it is alot heavier than other camping chairs I own. I wouldn't buy it if I had to carry it any distance.
It's a neat idea, but I prefer my fold out chairs, less chance of getting fingers caught .
For the extra weight and the pop buttons it loses a star.

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Patti
This Is A Very Solid Chair!

I recently purchased the Heavy Duty Portable Camping Chair and I am extremely impressed with its quality and durability. This chair is perfect for adults with its impressive 600 lbs capacity, making it sturdy and reliable for any outdoor adventure. The one-click setup feature is a game-changer, allowing for quick and easy assembly without any hassle.

The thick aluminum frame ensures stability and strength, while the enhanced rubber feet provide excellent grip on various surfaces. Whether you're camping, traveling in an RV, lounging at the beach, picnicking, or enjoying a day in the lawn, this chair is versatile and comfortable.

The black color adds a sleek touch to the design, making it both functional and stylish. Overall, I highly recommend the Heavy Duty Portable Camping Chair for its unbeatable quality, ease of setup, and reliable performance.

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Thinh Nguyen
Comfortable outdoor chair.

Here's a summary, about the MTRVR compared to other chairs:

Comfort: I find the MTRVR to be the most comfortable chair you've tried.
Durability: MTRVR's design is robust.
Weight: MTRVR is not too heavy for its size.
Value: I tried more expensive chairs that were lighter but less comfortable.
Overall, I recommend trying out chairs before you buy them and strongly recommend the MTRVR.

Here are some additional things to consider when choosing an outdoor chair:

Portability: How easy is it to fold up and carry?
Price: How much are you willing to spend?
Features: Does it have a cup holde, pocket or other features you want?
Size: How big is it? Will it fit in your car or backpack? However I think MTRVR price shouldn't be over $80.00

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sachlich und fair
funktioniert - so richtig bequem ist er nicht - Preis sehr hoch

Der Campingstuhl - oder besser Campinghocker kommt in einer Papp-Box und ist darin in einer Tragetasche.

Dazu gibt es eine Anleitung - siehe Foto.

Das Aufklappen hat gut funktioniert - genau so wie das Zusammenklappen.
Man kann darauf sitzen aber mangels Rückenlehne ist es nicht optimal.

Den Preis von 136,99 € finde ich recht hoch für diesen Campinghocker.

Im Ergebnis vergebe ich noch 4 Sterne.

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Walter White
Wäre da nicht der Preis

Geliefert wird ein Camping-Stuhl inklusive Tasche.

Der Stuhl besteht aus einer klugen Stahl-Konstruktion und einem robusten Stoffbezug. Dabei werden die Beine runtergedrückt und die 4 Streben ausgezogen bis beide Pins in den Löchern landen. Hierbei müsst ihr wirklich aufpassen, dass beide Pins an ihren Stellen sind, da die Streben bereits stehen, wenn nur ein Pin drin ist, aber sobald ihr euch setzt, brecht ihr weg.

Die Sitzposition ist extrem bequem. An der Seite befindet sich eine kleine Tasche fürs Smartphone. Leider fehlt dem Sitz ein Getränkehalter.

Adipösen Menschen empfehle ich zu einem richtigen Stuhl zu greifen, da der Stuhl meiner Meinung nach nicht für extremes Gewicht ausgelegt ist. Die 272 KG belastbares Gewicht würde ich nicht unterschreiben, da der Stuhl schon sehr angespannt wirkt, wenn ich mit meinen 90KG darauf sitze.

Ich habe den Sitz immer im Kofferraum dabei, da er richtig schnell auf- und abgebaut werden kann.

Einziger Kritikpunkt ist für mich der Preis von aktuell 138 EUR für einen kleinen Stuhl. Die Verarbeitung ist zwar ganz gut, nichtsdestotrotz rechtfertigt das einen solch hohen Preis.

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vincent jung
All metal : no plastic...

Well built...will be able to support an adult size gorilla..
Yes it's weight more than you think but it's compact folding down to fit into my travel bag..so I really don't care that I'm carrying an extra 7 pounds it's going to last me for ever .
I bought this so when I'm traveling on an airplane to destination like Hawaii I'll have a chair to sit on..or when I'm in line waiting I'll have a place to sit..I'm not going to hike with this chair..20 miles but a couple will do... it's easy to set up and take down..you might want to carry an punch tool/ pen .to help you push the button in so they can slide down..
Hey you will sit comfortably at an out door concert.
For hours.. great on Sand , Grass
While waiting for fireworks I had a nap...fit nicely in my truck, trunk,out of the way..they don't take up much room... that helps with packing..will fit into your luggage 🧳,an day backpack..
This will go where I go from now on.. hiking camping, backpacking..you don't have this heavy duty it's for us big guys at 600 pound lol..rated..400/300 should do

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Gaz
Excellent quality folding camping chair, solid structure , good carry bag.

This is an excellent quality folding camping chair that comes folded compactly in a good quality carry zip up bag with carry handle.

The quality of the chair is excellent, the bars are thick and supportive as are the legs , the chair just folds out and then the frame of the chair extends with metal poppers to lock it into place.

The chair comes all In one , the robust fabric is attached to the chair and forms a comfortable and supportive seat that can be taken anywhere.

It's not ultralight but it's easily carried its not heavy or too bulky , it can easily be taken to the park, or on a day out or for camping trips.

It's very easy to assemble, it takes a minute , just fold out the legs and pull each pole of the frame until it clicks into place with metal poppers , they are just telescopic poles and the legs are robust and sturdy shorter poles that just fold out into place and have grip at the bottom.

I'm almost 19 stone and the chair supports my weight with ease , the only downside to the chair is it's quite low down , and there's no arms to the chair to help push yourself out of the chair when standing up so this chair won't be suitable for everyone.

It's an excellent solid well made folding chair ideal for family camping trips , fishing , days out or in the garden.

It's not the cheapest chair but the build quality is very good.

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R M
Easy to setup, easy to put away, quite sturdy, but stay central in the seat

This folding chair from MTRVR is a excellent looking camping chair, that is easy to setup, easy to put away, relatively light and easy to carry once packed away.

The chair is a preassembled type, so you just need to open the Velcro wrap and fold the legs down until they click into place. Once clipped in, extend the front and rear arms until they click into place and that's all that's needed. Sit down and survey your camping kingdom.

The chair is a typical bucket seat style with a lower front and higher back. There is a pocket on the side to keep your bits and pieces in, always handy. The material is a tear resistant, waterproof material, which is very good for the UK summer (rain, and more rain). The listing says this will take up to 600lbs in weight, and whilst I have not tried that weight, it handled my 252lbs with ease.

To put away, clip the back and front poles down then pull the ring pull on the bottom that allows the legs to fold up. As you are folding, push the sea material in and it all the legs fold up into a small form factor. Then wrap the Velcro strap around and that's it packed away. It folds to the size of a small umbrella, although it is heavier than an umbrella.

My only gripe with this is that I feel the legs could be wider as I found that it was a little easy to topple over if you are not sitting central in the chair, and getting out of the chair was a chore in itself and I ended up flopping out onto the floor. Whilst the rubber feet give this stability, I don't know what they will be like on very soft ground, or the beach.

I would also make sure that you click the arms into place correctly as my first attempt was flawed and the chair collapsed so that I ended up banging my behind on the top of the foot section, which hurt a little (even more that my wife laughed at me) so make sure all the pins are correctly out on the arms.

Whilst this is a very expensive chair, you can feel the quality in its construction and the fact it can take more weight than the cheaper chairs on the market make it great for family camping, sitting round the camp fire rocking the children to sleep.

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OutdoorsGirl66
Sturdy, heavy and expensive, and really comfortable.

No doubt about it - this is an excellent, sturdy and comfortable camping chair - but there are a few down sides to it.
Firstly the price. £149.99 is really expensive. I've had cheaper cars. Do I think it's worth £149.99? No.
Secondly it's not the lightest at 2.54KG. It's certainly not something you'd be willing to carry when you're out wildcamping or bikepacking.
BUT it is a very well made, sturdy and comfortable chair. There's a bit of a knack to putting it up - you have to click the legs down first before pulling the extension arms out for the chair. The chair won't work if you don't do it this way. So it's legs clicked, then the arm extensions need to be pulled into place - 3 parts for the back and 2 for the front.
The chair itself is a good size and they claim it will take a 600lb / 270KG person's weight. I'm not doubting that, those legs are chunky and thick, as are the extension arms. You'll be sitting a glorious 17" off the ground, and take it from someone who's knees are shot, that height means I won't struggle to get out of it.
The material used feels robust enough, all stitching is good. Stress points are nicely reinforced.
I'll be popping this chair in my microcamper and taking the regular camping chair out that I use. This chair will save a bit of space for me.
It's a great chair, but for me it's way overpriced.

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Prautes
Clever, sturdy chair, but not the most comfortable.

This is a sturdy and well-made chair--this is not a low quality item! You can tell this by the frame and the construction the metal is light, but also strong. The design is quite clever. It isn't overly light, but has a good ratio of weight to sturdiness--any lighter of a chair I am not sure I want to sit on it.

The killer feature of the chair is how it folds up into such a small package. It has fairly good instructions, but I found I didn't need them. Undo the velcro strap, and unravel it and extend the arms and you are good to go. Packing it up does require a little more effort and know how, but doesn't take long at all.

It isn't a very comfortable chair, and it is a little difficult to get into and get out of, but it better than sitting on a rock, log or in the sand to be sure. Overall a great sturdy chair that will last and packs up small.

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N.E.
MTRVR Tragbarer Campingstuhl Faltbar, Robust, Leicht, Kompakt, 272 KG Belastbar, Strandstuhl

Die Basis des MTRVR ist megastabil, man könnte sie auch overbuilt nennen. Man sitzt auch sehr bequem und der Stand ist auch sehr stabil. Handlich und kompakt passt in jeden Rucksack
Im Auto oder Camper mitgeführt ist dieser Stuhl mehr als in Ordnung, im Rucksack möchte ich aber nicht ein Viertel meiner Ladung für einen Stuhl opfern.
64 x 50 x 59,9 cm; 2,5 Kilogramm

Sehr zu empfehlen 5 von 5 *

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Tiki Williams
Sturdy little chair

I have so many little camping chairs and this one is the best one of them all. It came in folded and it’s easy to open and close. Just need to pull and extend the arms. The back arms are longer than the front ones. The back ones have 3 sections, two buttons and the front have 2 sections,1 button. To close it just need to push the buttons make the arms short and pull one ring that’s under the chair. And a strap to keep it closed.
The chair is heavy. Most of its weight is in the middle section. It keeps the chair steady. But not so so heavy just heavy for its size.
It’s good for camping, fishing and watching shows. Anywhere that I need a chair I can take it with me.

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MasterSparky
Very small when folded up and comfortable.

So Im often visiting the lake district to take photographs and occasionally camp over. The pop up chairs I take are your usual cheap and easily broken chairs… Ive been through about 4 in the past 3-5 years.

I have been luckily enough to test and review the MTRVR Folding Camping Chair. It comes in a simple carry bag and is an incredibly small product all folded away which is excellent considering space is very limited in the car when going camping.

Taking the chair out you simply un-velcro the holding strap and pull the bottom of the chair down to begin the unfolding. Now I have to admit I had to have a little look at the instructions on how to get the second stage of the unfolding mechanism to work and even after doing it a number of times Im still not entirely sure on the technique I employ. A bit of wiggling and it pulls down. This is something Ill be an expert at soon enough I’m sure.

The chair is very well built, incredibly sturdy and is of a very high quailty… and so it should be considering its price. It is on the expensive side but I’m a true believer in you get what you pay for. This chair should last years if not decades.

Sitting in it is very comfortable too. It doesn’t have a huge amount of back support but sitting low in the chair its very comfortable. It is pretty low to the ground too so if your not very nimble or mobile this might not be very good for you. I found it very nice to sit in…. My father in law couldn’t even begin to get in it never mind get back out!

So this chair isn't for everyone but for high build quality, very small compacted footprint this will save you quite a bit of space in the back of the car.

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W. Diefenthal
Praktisch für unterwegs

Klein, handlich, praktisch, robust. Das ist zusammengefasst mein Urteil über dieses Testprodukt. Man hat den Stuhl in einer praktischen Tasche. Aufgeklappt ist er in Sekunden, auch zusammengelegt ist er schnell. Er ist robuster, als ich gedacht habe, das Gestänge ist sehr stabil und alles sehr gut verarbeitet. Die Bespannung ist bequem, man sitzt recht gut drin, allerdings hat man das Problem, dass man nicht mehr aufstehen mag. Durch seine kleine Größe (zusammengeklappt) und das an sich relativ geringe Gewicht perfekt für Camping, Angeln oder Festival. Er lässt sich problemlos reinigen, die Tragkraft ist sehr hoch. Sehr empfehlenswert.

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The luckiest women in the world
It’s very comfortable

It’s actually very comfortable, easy to open and fold back - just follow the detailed instructions.
Is very simple and light weight. Great for the balcony , for the beach , camping , garden ,
In general super cute and fits big mens like my husband

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Ellie C
Easy to put up, well engineered.

The chair arrives folded up in a zipped bag with carrying strap. The instructions are easy to follow. It does say that in the first few uses, the buttons that click through the holes in the supports to lock them in place will be stiff but will then ease and that is the case. After the first few times, it takes less than a minute to put it up.

This has quite a high price point for a camping chair but the quality of the engineering and the build quality is fantastic. The legs lock in to place solidly and there's no movement at all when using. The supports are made from really sturdy metal and, again, stay rigidly in place. The material used for the seat seems pretty durable. And when you want to fold it up, it is quick to do and it fits neatly back in the bag.

I am 5" 3' and am about 105lbs and it's a great height for me to sit comfortably and, width wise, I have room at either side. It says it can support up to, I think, 600lbs and while I don't doubt that the extremely sturdy framework can, the seat may not be quite wide enough for someone more than 20+ stone. For people a good bit taller than me, a higher back to the chair would make sitting more comfortable (and it's only for those last two caveats that I've taken a star off) but for me, it's a great wee chair that is really useful for day trips and camping.

As I've said, the engineering is absolutely excellent and the frame and leg section is very sturdy but this does mean it's weighty. You can carry it easily enough for a fair distance but it would add a heck of a lot of weight if you were hiking in to camp. It's really best if you are driving there , or at least most of the way. It's also great for taking for days out on the coast or in the countryside, for picnics or just sitting out in the garden and the build quality means it should last for years.