Fishing Chairs with Rod Holder Outdoor Folding Fishing Stool

Comfortable and easy to put our ice rods underneath to make sure the won't fly into the water if a fish gets hooked. Seat is Comfortable, easy to store and transport when folded up.

So first i will start by saying, this is not what you typically think of with a folding chair. It doesnt just unfold and you flop it down on the ground and youre all set. Its kind of a pain in that aspect, latches that have to be latched down. But dont let that deture you. It doesnt take that long and makes its even sturdier. It is very very well made, nice thick metal tubing, and a thicker sturdier canvas seat than most, it sits lower than your typical folding travel lawn chair so may be a little harder for people with balance issues getting up from it. The color is a match to the stock photo. Despite it being a better sturdier metal, it doesnt seem to weigh it down much more than the typical either. Can still be carried by kids easily. I got this for my daughter to use once the weather warms back up again. She loves it. Its perfect sized for her with plenty of room to spare. And it takes up minimal space when folded up for travel. If you love the great outdoors this is a great fit, wether fishing, camping, or just hanging out by the fire. Itll work for it all. Only thing its missing is a cup holder lol. Definately a good chair for the current price point! Recommend for sure!

This is a great idea and surprisingly comfortable for the design. It can accommodate multiple fishing poles and is collapsible making it easy to bring along. There is a strap to cary the chair with so it doesnt take up a hand to carry it.Setting it up to sit was extremely easy and only takes a few seconds. I thought it was awkward trying to put fishing poles in the holder and even more awkward trying to get it out after you get a bite. Im afraid that time getting it out of the holster could let a loosely hooked fish get away. I think this feature of the chair would be suitable for catfish fishing, but probably not for bas fishing.I think the bar that goes over the top of the fishing pole could be removed or just not used and it will make the fishing rod much more accessible when you get a bite and would probably still be sufficient for holding the pole until you are able to grab it.

This little chair is perfect to have on hand for fishing!

Great chair very sturdy I love it

This chair is easy to set up and folds up flat with ease. The chair itself is quite sturdy and even though it's small, it's comfortable to sit on. There's space for 3 poles and it works great. It is a nice high quality chair and with the strap it is easy to carry. When folding the chair into the seating position, you have to make sure the back rest is in the correct place before you lock the chair or it will not be possible to move the backrest into place and you'll need to fold and unfold it again.

OK this is a cool little chair. The rod holder is neat. I am not using for ice fishing, catfishing in a river instead and it is light enough to backpack along. It is not the most comfortable and the backrest could have went back a little further. The material is descent but I would imagine ti will wear out at some point. But I don't think it will be anytime soon if you don't live it int he sun. To the most important part. I always fish 2 rods minimum. The rod holder gives you nice Shape to keep the tips away from each other and I feel good I would not loose a rod. The angle is around 60 def\grees as it should. The hooks to lock it in place are hard to get locked but with time it should get easier. I would put a heavy object such as a backpack or something if you are not sitting on it so it would not tip if you get a bite. I use clicker reels so I shouldn't have issues with s\that. It is stabile it works. My only complaint is I hate my rod butts hitting the ground and dirt and sand will end up on them, but this is an ice fishing chair not a sand chair lol. However a stop would have been easy to add to this and that would help with ground contact. Also My other concern with ground contact is the rod gets moved all over if you shift the chair. So be mindful of that. Great idea for sure and I would recommend for sure.

You'd think you simply unfold and fold this chair... wrong. There's a few latches that are required to hold the fishing pole rack, and the seat back will only work when unfolded in the proper order. It could be honestly a tough chair to set up and break down for a toddler because of all the small latches. On the positive side, it's definitely sturdy once everything is where it's suppose to be.