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Chair Zero
Helinox
Chair Zero
$149.95
Description

  Ultralight and packable four-legged chair

  The Helinox Chair Zero is not only the lightest four-legged camp chair, it's more comfortable than most, too. Enjoy sitting 11 inches off the ground, relaxing without having to balance or use your abs to enjoy a meal or the view, and it packs down no bigger than most water bottles - so there's no reason to leave it at home no matter the adventure. The Chair Zero ultralight camping chair offers unmatched weight savings and packability.

  Backpacker Magazine Editor's Choice 2017 Award Winner

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Helinox
Weight Capacity:
265 lbs / 120 kg
Weight:
1.1 lb / 499 g
Other Features:
• Superlight, compact backpacking/camping chair
• Single shock corded pole structure for easy setup
• Compact size for easy packing /carrying
• Stuff sack included
• Assembled Dimensions: Width 20.5 in / Depth 18.9 in / Height 25.2 in
• Packed Size: Width 3.9 in / Depth 3.9 in / Height 13.8 in
• Seat Height From Ground: 11.0 in
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