KC2004_REDKingCamp Compact Multifunction Adjustable Hiking Travel Camping Concerts Backpacking Seat Folding Single Leg Stools kc2004

1. 【ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT】KingCamp Multifunction Adjustable Folding Single Leg Stools, any height from 16.5 to 33.5 inches, for different height chairs. You can adjust the height according to your needs and different occasions. Multi-purpose, very convenient and cost-effective.
2. 【EASY TO USE 】Light, Weight :1.10lb/0.5kg, Support to 176lb/ 80kg.The design of self-collecting outer bag makes it easy to put into backpack,cart, carry-on, or even your pocket.Folding size:13.78 inx4.72 inx1.97 in / 35 x12x5cm.Telescopic bracket system, you can set up the devices just in seconds! Suitable for hiking,concert,backpacking,camping and other outdoor activities that require standing for a long time; it can be used as a simple camera holder.
3. 【DURABLE and STABLE】Oxford fabric 1200D, Anti-tear. 7075 aluminum alloy material, Anti-corrosion, Durable. HYPALON bracket cover, TPR non-slip foot cover.
4. 【PLEASE NOTE】This is a standing rest, not a seat.According to the user’s height to adjust the height of the stool,It is recommended to keep the Angle of the stool between 75 and 90 and don’t use on smooth surfaces to prevent slipping
5. 【2 Year Warranty】we provide the best experience to all of our customers. Please feel free to let us know if you have any questions or concerns.

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FAQ

How do you put the seat on? the fabric has zero give. is there a trick to make this work?

This is a standing rest, not a seat.According to the user’s height to adjust the height of the stool,It is recommended to keep the Angle of the stool between 75 and 90 and don’t use on smooth surfaces to prevent slipping
Suitable for hiking,concert,backpacking,camping and other outdoor activities that require standing for a long time.

I cannot get the fabric onto the poles to even complete its construction. It’s too small, what’s the secret

There is an extra piece of fabric under the two sides of the fabric that can be put into your finger. You put your finger in, pull it hard, and then put the bracket into the poles.