Byer of Maine TriLite Folding Stool
Byer of maine TriLite Folding Stool.
Find the perfect seat to bring on your trips in the Byer of maine TriLite Folding Stool. This stool simply makes a great seating solution for your camping, hunting, golf, bird watching, or any other activity under the Sun. With its foldable design, this stool can be easily transported and set up. Weighing only 18 oz., it wouldn t even add much to the weight of your gear. This stool is sturdy enough; it can hold up to 200 lbs. And to give it a sleek design, it comes in green and red colors. Buy the Byer of maine TriLite Folding Stool and enjoy a seat wherever you need it.
Fit:
- Folds to fit in the palm of your hand.
Frame:
- Aircraft aluminum frame.
Traction and Grip:
- Sure-grip feet.
Webbing:
- Web feet won't sink
Features:
- Weighs just 21 ounces
- Folding design
- Thick, strong metal legs
- Fiber reinforced high-impact plastic joint.
- Drawstring storage bag included.
- Full-width canvas seat
- Weighs only 22 oz., but holds up to 200 lbs.!
- Heavy weight canvas seat.
- Lightweight and compact
- Great for camping, fishing, parades, concerts and more!
| Dimensions: | 8 in x 16 3/4 in x 17 in |
|---|---|
| Expanded Size: | 16.75 in. x 8 in. wide x 18 in. high. |
| Folded Size: | 2.5 in. x 13 in. |
| Weight: | 1 lb. 5 oz. |
| Weight Limit: | 250 lbs |
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Byer of Maine TriLite Folding Stool Reviews:
Positive Reviews:
good for what it is
I worry about the plastic wands that spread the seat breaking if someone sits on it heavy and don't see a 200-pounder sitting on it.
You need to be careful when attaching and detaching the seat or it will grab flesh resulting in a blood blister.
It is small enough and light enough that I throw it in my backpack when I am heading out to do sidewalk astronomy.
It is good for what it is as long as you are remain aware of it's limitations.
I much prefer the seat on this stool to the triangular seats.
Good for backpacking
I bought mine about 7 years ago. It has been on many backpacking trips and is still in great shape. I consider it somewhat of a luxury item so I don't bring it on every trip. I DO bring it when I know the ground is going to be wet or if I am camping in snow. It is also super-handy when filtering water out of a creek. I took away one star for weight but I would buy another one if I had to.
Mixed feelings
Is that a camp chair in your pocket?
Compact!
Campmor was the absolute best price I could find anywhere.
My only con is that I looked the company up, and they are in Maine, but when I go it, the product is made in China.
The TriLite Folding Stool is one of the best purchases I've made recently. It's a great addition to my hiking gear. It's lightweight, comfortable, and tucks away in the backpack or outside the backpack just like an umbrella in a briefcase. Looking forward to using it on many future hikes and camping adventures.
The product that has multiple uses
These come in two sizes: One for up to 200 lb., and one for up to 275 lb. So be aware when you are considering things like height and "will they break".
Best comfort for weight and size
Negative Reviews:
If you use this thing vary carefuly, you may be OK. If you plan on taking it into the backcountry, be prepared to carry dead weight. I have been through two of them and they both broke on the trail. A friend of mine had one break on him as well.
Too small, too unstable
Avoid it.
Tri-Lite Folding Stool
Not worth it
Neutral Reviews:
This stool is very unique. There aren't a lot of really good lightweight seating options out there. When I received this stool I was amazed at how small it packed. It is also super fast to assemble. There are a few drawbacks the footprint on it is pretty small and isn't very stable. It also is not the most comfortable seating choice. So you have to ask yourself if you want comfort or something lighter. All said and done for the price and the size I was impressed.
