BTR Stool

The stool worked great for two outings then the center piece snapped on the third outing.

I have cheaper stools that are 20 years old, heavier yes but still functioning.

17" model

Purchased this stool less than 1 yr ago, I use it from time to time fishing, not abused at all, one leg is pulled out of the joint, and won't lock in place anymore, now I have a 2-legged stool, Quality product?.........think not.

I bought this for backpacking. In 3ish years I’ve only taken it out 4 times. It is stored indoors otherwise. I was dismayed my most recent trip to have a couple of things happen. First, one of the legs separated at the joint which cannot be pushed all the way back in. Another leg sometimes retracts unexpectedly. Then, I fell over because one of the end caps for the mesh seat popped out.
Despite these issues, the stool is technically still functional, but if I had any idea it would literally fall apart with such little use, I would have looked into different options. The cost and quality are badly misaligned.

I ordered mine before the first ones were in production. I like the compactness and weight. Was okay. Then it broke in the first three days of my first hike with it. It’s the locking inside the legs that did not work. Somehow I did not open it correctly enough and when I sat on it I landed on my back. Now the legs don’t lock anymore so the chair is dead. At 175 pounds I was too heavy for it. It’s sad because I liked it.

I ordered mine before the first ones were in production. I like the compactness and weight. Was okay. Then it broke in the first three days of my first hike with it. It’s the locking inside the legs that did not work. Somehow I did not open it correctly enough and when I sat on it I landed on my back. Now the legs don’t lock anymore so the chair is dead. At 175 pounds I was too heavy for it. It’s sad because I liked it.