Helinox Chair One Original Lightweight, Compact, Collapsible Camping Chair, Blue Block
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Color: Blue Block
Features
- Lightweight, compact camping and backpacking chair packs smaller and weighs less than a bottle of wine
- Chair frame is constructed from advanced proprietary aluminum alloy to provide maximum strength at a minimum weight; holds up to 320 pounds
- Removable seat and zippered carrying case are made from durable, UV-resistant, 600-weave rip-stop polyester; material is machine washable
- Setup is fast with a single internal bungee cord that assembles poles; assembled chair measures 21.5W x 20D x 25.5H inches, seat height is 10 inches
- Ideal for travel and camping; weighs 2.10 pounds and measures 4 x 4.5 x 14 inches packed in included bag; manufacturers five-year warranty
Color: Blue Block
Brand: Helinox
Product Dimensions: 20"D x 21.5"W x 25.5"H
Material: Aluminum
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping
Room Type: Tent
Frame Material: Aluminum
Age Range (Description): Adult
Back Style: Solid Back
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Weight: 960 Grams
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 320 Pounds
Seat Material Type: Polyester
Item Weight: 2.12 pounds
Manufacturer: Helinox
Country of Origin: Vietnam
Item model number: 10001R1
Date First Available: October 9, 2019
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