You've never seen a camp chair like this

They really should partner with a backpack manufacturer. Once this chair is also a frame for a pack, it's a different ball game.

The support piece looks like a shovel, and it SHOULD be one! I could see that being a valuable piece of kit for backcountry skiing and mountaineering especially in snow, because of the shovel.

I think the coolest part of this whole chair idea was the fact that they flew all the way out to get Dan’s opinion on it - on a product that’s never been seen before by anyone on the planet. Respect - love it. Creator economy ACTIVATE ;))

I think they should pair with a Adventure Motorcycle Luggage Rack company and integrate them into the back side of the pannier bag carrier that is mounted to the bike👍🏻 Very cool product.

Cut a hole in the seat, double as a crapper and I'm sold!!

The sticker shock is real. If they can get the weight down by even a half pound and make it part of a pack, it's more viable.

It has to be a Lifetime Guarantee no question asked and no receipt required to justify the cost.

Paying 3x the price of a chair zero for a heavier chair that looks WAY less comfortable is a no go for me, but glad to see a new take on the camping chair

The seat needs to be a shovel. If you backpack, you want each piece of kit to do as much as possible. This is awesome.

Once this chair is also the frame of a backpack it will be the greatest chair on earth!

Dan challenges the community. The community responds. Thank you Dan ❤

As a senior, I see its benefits because we need to sit from time to time while we are out and about and it’s light weight and we could hook up a strap so we could carry it cross body. However, I think the biggest drawback for us would be how low it sits. If you could make it a little higher, I’d buy it! Could you create two different sizes? The baby boomer generation is a large part of our population and needs light weight products that help them to be more active. It is very creative and an amazing chair! I wish you much success with it!

As an engineer myself, I think the simpler the better. As long as it gets the job done and it holds up just keep it as simple as humanly possible. I think these guys are on to a really good idea, and if they can find a way to integrate that as a backpack support frame as well then they've got a fantastic product on their hands.

Whew...Dan that's steep man. I bought the Helinox chair zero (high back) after watching your review and I took that up Mount Elbert with me with a full Kelty Redwing 50 pack (my absolute favorite travel pack for going anywhere). I'm not worried so much about weight nor am I worried about cost, but $400-$500 for a chair is far too steep. I get it, it's CF, it's super fast and easy to set up, and had I had that chair I probably would have used it more than my Helinox on that climb, but that slightly extra bit of inconvenience for the 1 minute of pull out and set up time for the Helinox vs the less than 30 seconds doesn't justify the sharp difference in price.

Label it as a Swiss Army Seat. Multi-function: Snow shovel or paddle, first aid splint, chair, backpack frame, a shield, a snow sled. A lot of possibilities. The price is steep, especially in this economy. There will have to a focus on a warranty that drives home the selling point for me. Price and weight will be the main factors. I agree with the folks about creating it with more holes and use mesh for comfort and knock the weight down a bit. A backpack tailored to fit it would be a great addition.

That’s a great looking chair. If it was a bit cheaper, I’d buy that. The idea of making it part of a backpack is a good one. That’s brilliant.

I saw it and was thinking "bog chair,bog chair, carbon fiber BOG CHAIR!" I wish I could afford one, and as a larger guy (290 lbs) it makes me smile seeing a chair that isn't "200 lbs limit"

The fact that one oart of the chair can be the grame of a backpack and the other one a shovel for snow is mindblowing to me.

Outsource the production, build in the some holes to accommodate multiple strap options to attach to a back, get the weight down to 1.5 lbs, and the price to $150 and you will OWN the hiking chair market.

There are so many ways to add utility and function to this. Great start. Excited to see where it goes.