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Ultralight Folding Tripod Stool, Steel and Oxford Cloth

Ultralight Folding Tripod Stool, Steel and Oxford Cloth

$29.99 USD
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  • A seat anywhere. Opens in a moment at a campsite, riverbank, trail or sideline.
  • No tools. The steel tripod pulls the Oxford cloth seat taut as it opens.
  • Packs slim. Folds to a slim bundle for a pack or car.

Description
  • Folding tripod stool for camping, fishing, hiking and events.
  • Steel frame with an Oxford cloth seat.
  • Opens with no tools.
  • Folds to a slim bundle.
  • Single stool or 2-pack; green.

Features
  • Folding tripod stool
  • Steel frame with Oxford cloth seat
  • Opens with no tools
  • Folds to a slim bundle
  • Single stool or 2-pack; green

Materials & care

Materials: Steel frame, Oxford cloth seat.

FAQ

What's it made of?
A steel frame with an Oxford cloth seat.

Does it need tools?
No.

What pack sizes are available?
1 pack or 2 pack, in green.

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Green folding tripod stool open beside a campsite fire ring in early morning light

A Seat Where There Is None

This folding tripod stool gives you somewhere to sit when there is nowhere to sit. It opens in a moment at a campsite, on a riverbank while fishing, along a hiking trail, at a sideline, in a queue or at an outdoor market.

Then it collapses again to a slim shape that goes into a pack or the back of a car.

Because it is light and takes up little room, it can travel as a spare seat without crowding out other gear.

Macro close-up of the Oxford cloth seat stitched around the steel leg of the tripod stool

Steel Legs, Oxford Cloth Seat

The frame is steel, arranged as three legs that spread into a tripod and pull the seat taut as the stool opens.

The seat itself is Oxford cloth, a woven fabric that has some give underneath and dries out after use outdoors.

The parts fold in against one another, so the whole stool becomes a narrow bundle you can carry in one hand.

Folded tripod stool at rest on a mudroom bench beside boots and a canvas pack

Open It, Sit, Brush It Off

Setting up needs no tools. Spread the legs, let the fabric pull tight, and place the stool on level ground before sitting.

Choose between a single unit or a pair, depending on how many seats you need to carry.

Brush off dirt or grit after a trip, wipe the fabric with a damp cloth, and let it dry fully before storing.

Specifications

Frame materialSteel
Seat materialOxford cloth
DesignThree leg tripod, folding
ColorGreen
Quantity options1 stool or 2 stools
SetupUnfolds by hand, no tools
Folded formNarrow bundle, carried by hand
UseCamping, fishing, hiking, outdoor events
CareWipe the fabric, dry before storage

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many stools do I get
Choose between a single unit or a pair, depending on how many seats you need.
Does it need assembly
No tools are required. Spread the legs by hand and the fabric pulls tight as the tripod opens.
Where is it meant to be used
Camping, fishing, hiking and outdoor events. It suits a campsite, a riverbank, a trail, a sideline, a queue or an outdoor market.
What is the seat made from
Oxford cloth, a woven fabric that has some give underneath and dries out after use outdoors. The frame under it is steel.
How do I keep it steady
Place the stool on level ground before sitting so the three legs spread evenly and the seat stays taut.
How do I clean and store it
Brush off dirt or grit after a trip, wipe the fabric with a damp cloth, and let it dry fully before it goes into storage.