Helinox Chair Zero

My Helinox Chair Zero is a guilty pleasure. Sure it's half a kilo, but it's so nice to sit somewhere comfortable off the ground after a long hike!

light, comfortable but not entirely stable. needed to place solid objects under feet or on solid ground otherwise it would want to tip over.

Will last basically forever. They are kind of expensive. I own the Savanna, Chair One and Chair Zero and a couple of their tables. But there are plenty of knockoffs of the Helinox chairs that are definitely more affordable.

This chair is extremely light-weight and packs very small. I already owned the Chair One, and I decided to try the Chair Zero. When packed, the Chair One feels huge compared to the Chair Zero, and that's saying something because the Chair One already packs small (I have taken the Chair One backpacki...

If you want a backpacking chair though nothing can really beat the Helinox Chair Zero, though it is expensive. Avoid Ozark Trail stuff. Avoid Sierra Designs sold at Target. If you can wait about 2 weeks the big Memorial day sales are going to start at [Backcountry.com](https://Backcountry.com), [moosejaw.com](https://moosejaw.com), [campsaver.com](https://campsaver.com), [sunnysports.com](https://sunnysports.com) and REI.

Update: After some time with with chair, I must relax a bit on the actual ‘system’ that it is trying to provide. Yes it’s expensive, yes its a bit back unstable. However, I get where this product is coming from now. It’s also HALF the weight of the other chairs I have and a bit smaller as well. For ...

Backpacking is my gig so my helinox zero. Super comfortable for its size and weight. I’m 54 and I need a chair at the end of the day.

Having just used this chair on a recent three-day 20 mile hike in upstate PA, I can say that it is a fantastic piece of lightweight gear to have in your backpacking kit. It breaks down very small, takes up little space in your pack, is remarkably light for its size and utility and is recommended. Ho...

Very well reviewed and about $40. If you want to backback then you should be looking at the Helinox Chair Zero or REI Flexlight Air.

Jesus Christ this is insanely light, also very compact. It's lighter than my folding stool, which blew my mind. For a big dude, 265lb & 6'1", right at the capacity of this chair, it fits me decently well. It's strong enough to sit in with my feet up, but tends to lean forward. Being fat & tall, the ...