Interested in what you think about the chair. How does the construction look, I read some of the reviews and people were saying that it was poorly built.

 

I have the swivel chair with arms and absolutely love it, a bit bulkier than the tripod seat but way more comfortable. As far as its construction it seems very solid and breaks down well for pack in/out

 

Mine was junk, difficult to balance, the triangle designed seat cut into the back of my legs on long sits and I am far from a giant 5'10" 155lbs, one of the locks on the telescoping legs was "soft" and wouldn't hold the pressure properly. I would be one of the folks who felt it was poorly constructed, I think it has been in the corner of the kids play room for some time....

Joe

 

I couldn't find many recent reviews but they were mixed. Not much out there for a swivel seat without arms. I will try it at my daughter soccer games till turkey season. If it ducks I will return it

 

Picked up the chair today. Going to be turkey hunting for 4 days with it. Out of the box I like the chair, pretty comfortable, easy to use and seems to be built sturdy. I will report back after being in it a few days.

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I also heard mixed thoughts of it

 

Chair arrived the other day and played with it while watching Sponge Bob with the kids. Chair is very nice and light weight. Super comfortable and didn't make a single noise while rotating. Again this was in the house, 1 more month till Turkey season

 

I used the chair the past 4 days hunting. I really liked the chair. It was comfortable, I sat about 20 hours total in the chair. It's also quiet when you swivel. My only concern is there is a bit of play in the chair if you lean back.

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Mudlake I completely agree about leaning back. I thought the support was great for the 20mins I was watching Sponge Bob. 1 more month till Turkey and I can't wait

 

I own two and had them in blinds this past deer season. Worked well for me. I also wish there wasn't a slight lean problem but it didn't compromise the comfort or functionality of the chair.

 

If you lean back in them with one leg off the ground they will brake. They are also 4in. taller then a Double Bull chair.

 

I got this chair as a Xmas present and it feels like it weighs 50 lbs (not really, but it's heavy). Might be good for a permanent blind, but I would never pack this thing with my Double Bull for Spring Gobbler. The chair is comfortable and I like the adjustable legs and wide foot pads.