*******, three adjustable legs, seat swivels, back does not.

 

***, three adjustable legs, seat swivels, back does not.

Do you have a picture of your setup or a link to the product that I can look at?

 

This is what I use. It is hard to beat. It is a bit pricey. But it is comfortable, adjustable, silent swivel and light weight. If you get a chair for bow hunting make sure it doesn't have arms on it. A lot of hunters use this chair.

Amazon.com

 

This is what I use. It is hard to beat. It is a bit pricey. But it is comfortable, adjustable, silent swivel and light weight. If you get a chair for bow hunting make sure it doesn't have arms on it. A lot of hunters use this chair.

Amazon.com

I'm ok with spending good money on good gear. I've seen these at my local shop, but I never really considered them because I missed the memo that they swivel!

 

I have one like this in camo I bought from the local archery shop . They had them for like 15 or 20 bucks. I thought what the heck. I do real good in it for about three hours. I lean back on the two back legs and that helps to take a little break from one position.

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There is no better than the Millennium. Comfortable, quiet adjustable all three legs and swivels.

 

Portable Hunting Chair (Black)

The Perfect Comfortable Chair to Carry In Whether you are hunting in a box blind, ground blind, or in open field dove hunting, the ******* Portable Hunting Chair is the ultimate hunting chair solution. The seat swivels independently from the back, which keeps the chair from bumping others inside...

redneckblinds.com

 

This is what I use from my Red Neck bale blind. Three legs all adjust for height and uneven ground. Seat swivels 180* silently and is very comfortable. I frequently hunt from the ground and have sat many uncomfortable hours on those rotten folding three-legged stools that are like the worst bicycle seat ever invented. The Red Neck seat is so much better....but it is heavier. Not the design to be just carrying out in the woods to plunk down behind a blowdown a mile in. The current price on sale is $79.95 which is a huge value for what you get.

 

My favorite is from Alps OutdoorZ. It swivels and has four adjustable legs for uneven terrain. A little expensive but worth it.

 

I have one of their sleeping bags, decent stuff. I will see if I can sit in one, preferable beside the millennium chair as a fair comparison.

 

I just learned something about this site. If you type out the word r-e-d-n-e-c-k, it gets censored. Who knew? You can break it apart into 2 words, red neck is ok...
Was this a recent change or have I simply lived under a rock for the past year on here?

 

I use old garage sale, or salvation army kitchen chairs, usually can get them for under $5 leave them in the blind for the whole season.

 

Another vote for the millenium. Love its adjustability and comfort.

 

Lowe’s 5 gal bucket, blue

 

I'm glad a 5 gal bucket works for you. That would have worked for me 20 years ago, but isn't really my jam anymore.

 

another bucket sitter here too. carries all my stuff in and out. ground blind i can stand when azz gets flattened. lol

 

The millennium is great and so is the Summit chair. I have the summit and I like it for everything. Only complaint is carrying it to the blind. I don't like the shoulder strap.

 

I use one very similar to the "eskimo" style you mention for my ground blinds.

I have thought about one that swivels (Millenium, Alps, etc.) but really don't want the extra weight to carry, plus I am cheap. Some years I may have 2-3 blinds and it would be more expensive to have multiple of those more expensive styles or always carry the one, in and out numerous times.

Besides, I don't want to get too comfortable. I might miss something. LOL

 

There is nothing worse than an uncomfortable chair in a ground blind….except a ground blind partner with bad gas….

 

That is one of the reasons they make blind window zippers......and an exit zipper. Not for me, but for them if stench is the MO. I watch my diet for spicy foods during season for both odor......and well, odor.

 

I've tried them all including Millenium but the Axis chair by Nexcam is by far the best I have used. I use the Axis SG 360 Rocker. nexcam.com

I strictly hunt out of a blind the last 10 years and these are the best.

 

I'd give the millenium a perfect score but I hate that it doesn't fold up and you need to attach the legs. It's still my favorite overall chair but I feel they could still make it better!

 

Used to coach a lot of baseball at different levels. Grew fond to sitting on a 6gal baseball bucket when coaching. I use those for blinds but with a foam padded lid. Cheap and sits you up and not slouching like most chairs.

 

I use one of these on a 5-gal bucket. It makes it about 6" taller and much more comfortable. I got it a my local ACE Hardware for $15 a couple years ago. I only wish someone made something similar that folded to fit inside the bucket.

 

I sat on my Eskimo brand ice fishing chair today. It made a HUGE difference and was quite comfortable for the 4 hours I was in the blind. I hadn't recognized that my smaller camping stool was ~3" shorter than the Eskimo chair. However, even though it was better, it wasn't perfect. I'm going to check out the Millennium and Alps chair as well.

 

WalkStool on Amazon. Bomb proof, up to 500#, lots of different heights, made in Sweden.

 

Normally it’s a recliner in the blind which is a permanent structure! Lol heat too! Sitting on the edge of a winter rye field! Sorry! 🤣🤣 but if I go further into state land it’s an old flip dwn that straps to tree .