Last year on a trip to Rome, I found by the third day that my "museum legs" hurt so badly I couldn't enjoy the rest of my trip. I researched options and found the SitPack. I got one before my trip to Florence and it is a game changer. It is easy and discreet to set up and take down. I have been allowed to take it into about 12 museums and 20 churches so far, without any issues (though I am sometimes asked to pay careful attention so I don't hit anything). I can now sit and enjoy each work of art for extended periods of time. I recommend the carrying pack which doubles as a cushion. However we quickly found that sometimes, when we had it slung over our shoulder with the seat in the T-Position, the seat would fall down from the carry pack. We resolved this by getting 2 black hair elastics (smaller than a scrunchie but larger than a ponytail hair elastic). I recommend it highly.

Took just a little while to figure out the opening of the seat. But is now simple and works great. Got hung on the back of my truck seat, so when i need it. thanks harry

Hard for arthritic hands but I am figure it out

works great. doesn't weigh too much. Going to recommend it to friends.

Update: I removed a negative, there IS a set of alignment lines on each section. These lines weren't mentioned in any written materials but are clearly visible on each section.

After travelling a lot before COVID19 hit, I purchased a folding cane/seat while in the UK that has been a back saver dozens of times. Now, this improved version of the Sitpack kickstarter has it beat! If you are considering this, get the case that turns into a cushion! The kit here includes the case and an extra two "feet" that do wear out over time.

This Sitpack 2.0 folds smaller than any competitor and with the carrying case used as padding fits my buns just like my ergo bike seat! The Sitpack Zen with its sling seat may fit better for some people - I prefer the easily repositioned feel of the Sitpack 2.0. A feature of both this seat and the ergo bike seat is the need to readjust your buns just a bit from time to time. For me this increases the comfort of the seat!

Here are my usual pros and cons, first the pros:
+ Folds into a package about the size of a 20 ounce/0.5L soda can
+ the carrying case/cushion fits well and stays put, along with helping your buns do the same
+ the "foot" is great on any hard surface, even irregular stone surfaces
+ the strap with the case is essential if you aren't carrying a backpack or other case to stow the Sitpack

Cons:
- really wish there were another type of "foot" that worked better on rugs and other soft flooring
- for many who have tried this seat, especially those with wider buns than mine, the surface is too small for comfort; a padding option that provides more of a seat surface could fix this
- had to use two Velcro straps to hold the seat/case on when in the open position

Can't believe such a comfortable seating option comes in such a small package. Get the Sitpack 2.0 WITH the carrying case and you'll see what I mean!

Great chair in a lovely colour combination. Was happy with the added carabineer and the nonslip rubber feet together with a versatile carry case and strap.

The VT 18-in-1 tool does everything which it is supposed to and more. The feature which impresses me the most is the compactness; I carry it in my briefcase. The design is well thought through and executed. Clever, clever.

Handy yet practical solution to keep relaxing while on the move!

The order for four Campster portable chairs arrived quicker than I’d anticipated, which indicates great service. They were purchased specifically as a Christmas present for our son and his significant other who like hiking and camping along the Northern California coast. The small size is ideal and, having set one up to try, are easy to use. The booklet of instructions does say that first use will be “tight”, which I found true but I expect it to be less so with use over time. Sitting in then chair is comfortable and getting up far nicer than with typical collapsible beach chairs - the type with beer can holders in the arm!!

I backed the Zen and love it!
I like the idea of the new features on this new model. The carrier/seat cover is brilliant! Hoping to test this new Sitpack soon and update my thoughts.

Heavier than the Zen, yet I believe each model has a spot in my life.

Small chair, very well constructed and simple to operate and pack. Highly recommended.

At age 75, my everyday all-weather walk or nature trail hike is a joy. Using my delightfully light anodized aluminum Sitpack ZEN to rest as needed has elevated my exercise experience to a new level. LOVE THIS INSTANT SEAT! Easy to fold to the size of a water bottle or to carry in hand at my preferred, locked length, it's a reliable companion that ensures the reassuring confidence and relaxed comfort I need to sit until the spirit moves me to continue. Terrific for watching on the sidelines at the grandkids' soccer games, too. This is not an impulsive purchase; this is a sensible, immediately usable, intentional investment you'll appreciate starting day one. Get one as a surprise for a friend who's also sure to appreciate.

I received now Campster 3 + 4 , now my familly is fully equipped,

I received now Campster 3 + 4 , now my familly is fully equipped,

The chairs were received and set up per the instructions. They were a little stiff to set up, but that was explained in the instructions. I have only set them up on flat surfaces so far, but they are stable and allow for moderate rocking. I am a smaller man at 5'9" 165 lbs, and they fit me well and are very comfortable . There are many situations where older people need the ability to sit and enjoy. These chairs are light weight, portable, and perfect for this purpose. They are engineered exquisitely. Thanks guys!

I'm now reading how users say the chair collapses easily. I had one situation occur, but it was because I had not locked the supports in place correctly. There are very clear lock alignment markers on each support. If these do not line up and lock, the chair will collapse. That's how it's designed to be portable and light weight. The first couple of "setups" can be stiff to lock, but this goes away with use and a little silicone lubrication.