Foneta Folding Stool Portable Telescoping Stool Collapsible Lightweight Plastic Stool Retractable Camping Stool for Indoor and Outdoor Activities, Max Load 350 Lbs-Blue

Absolutely adore this stool. Its adjustable and sturdy. No cushion, but I didn't purchase to sit on for hours. Stool has a strap to carry but it's also compact enough to toss into your luggage or a large tote bag, or any medium or large duffle bag. I purchased it for dance competitions. Easy set up or removal.

I bought it because the ad on Amazon says it could support 550 lbs but the brochure sent with the product says it can support "about 180 kg" which is about 400 lbs. The stool seems to be of good quality and heavier that the others that I have owned. I bought this hoping for it to be stronger and last longer. Only time will tell.Updated April-2022: We have had 4 different collapsible stools and this is my favorite. It's strong and study. I have never had a problem with it. I use it as a fishing chair and carry it on my backpack.

I was surprised at how sturdy these collapsible stools are. They appear to easily lock securely and have no problem supporting my 140 pounds. the only thing I question now is their durability. These are plastic and over time, plastic tends to become brittle. We'll see. If at any time, any of the little supporting prongs pop off, it's time to get rid of them. Otherwise, you might find yourself unexpectedly on the ground. That doesn't usually work out too ell fr senior \x. If they last two or three years, they'll be worth the four-star rating. Longer and they'll be worth five stars. All that I looked at are a bit pricey for being made of plastic but the design is ingenious.

I am a massage tharpist. I purchased this to use during chair massage events. The compact design makes it easy to carry with my other supplies. It's quick to set up and breakdown. The hight is a great level for me to sit and work on clients arms. Also get tons of compliments on it, from clients and other therapists. I've had this for about 2 years now, taken it to multiple jobs and it still is going strong!

Bought this 18 months ago and have issued it 15-20 times. Very convenient and stores easily. It takes a bit of a trick to get how it opens. Nice that it can be set at different heights. Always liked it until yesterday when it broke while I was sitting on it. Probably better for someone less than 185 lbs.

Soooo cute. I love the teal color. It’s very sturdy for as thin and light as it is. It truly opens and folds up in seconds with just a turn. The strap can be a carrying handle or a full over the shoulder strap. This fits in my backpack or large purse easily as well. Super convenient. I’ve had a lot of people ask me where I got this from and wanting one. Will definitely buy again.

I like the fact that this was small and light because I intended to use it in my emergency preparedness kit. However, it was very uncomfortable to sit on for one minute — let alone for any extended period of time. It also made cracking noises when I sat on it which was a bit worrisome, and I only weigh 130 pounds. In order to set this up, you need to twist and pull using ineffective hand holds at the bottom and the top. This is impossible to do for someone with arthritis. I cannot recommend this stool.

It’s definitely sturdy enough so long as you aren't maxing out the weight restrictions and rocking back and forth on it. I got one of these for the times at work when I'm installing equipment at low variable highs for hours. My experience has been excellent, enough so that my department saw the value in these and purchased 6 more. If working around electricity these fit the bill due to their plastic design and are much more functional than regular stool. Ive taken 4 inch foam pads we use for kneeling and made seat cushions out of them. Its the only thing these are missing right out if the box.