NiceC Ultralight High Back Folding Camping Chair, with Headrest, Outdoor, Backpacking Compact & Heavy Duty Outdoor, Camping, BBQ, Beach, Travel, Picnic, Festival with Carry Bag (2 Pack of Green)

Very nice quality. Comfortable. Delivered very quickly to California. Easily assembles. Customer Service people are helpful and knowledgeable. I got two of these chairs and the weight capacity will allow toddler to sit on chair with us. The height of this chair makes it easy to stand after sitting a while.

So... Nice it is and a very comfortable chair. At 6'2" the high back design is important because most camping chairs I cannot even lean back in. This works great but the sewn in pad, that for some would be a head rest, only comes to my shoulders. But a good solution is the inflatable pillow I bought some time ago. Perfect addition. Just blow it up and place it behind my neck, lean my head back and relax. Now, setting the chair up is very easy. The frame just whips itself together when the velcro strap is undone. Then it's not hard to slip the fabric part on the frame. The real trick is getting it folded back up. It took some trials and practice to perfect a method. Here is the best way I found... As noted, the chair came with a velcro strap holding the frame all folded up. Hopefully the chairs continue to be made with this strap. Now, when you want to put it back in it's bag, first slip the fabric off of the frame and lay it out on the ground contact side up. Then with the frame sitting on it's feet, release the upper poles by pulling them out of the plastic sockets and fold the parts across the horizontal bar in the middle. The upper (back) poles are in three sections which all must be pulled apart and folded across. The seat poles are single sections. With all these poles folded across the middle bar, secure them by wrapping the retaining strap around them. Next, pull out the leg poles and fold them across the middle bar and lay the frame in the center of the seat area of the fabric. Now roll this all up toward the top (headrest area) of the fabric and roll the headrest part back the other way. Wrap in the sides of the fabric to bring the width down to fit in the pack. Set it in the pack and zip it up.