Review Trekology Folding Chair

When asked what is my favourite bit of equipment I carry, my go to answer is my folding chair. After a day in the saddle I am not a fan of sitting on logs or the ground so having a chair to relax in is a must for me.

The Trekology is a small folding chair weighing 960g with the following dimensions ‎71 x 39 x 30.5 cm and comes in a fabric bag which can carry extra items like inner tubes or gas canisters.

How does it work ?

The Trekology chair consists of 2 parts, a frame and a  fabric seat that the manufacturers claim can support a person  up to 130 Kilos (300 LBS).

The frame is made of strong, durable aero grade 7075 aluminum. The fabric seat has an ergonomic cut and the fabric is made from polyester which is double stitched. The seat includes 2 holders one on each side

There are no tools for assembly you simply remove from the fabric bag unravel the legs and push into guide holes, the fabric seat has pouches, that slide over the ends of the frame, you just have to make sure it is the correct way up.

The only down side to the chair is that the rubber end caps on the legs are narrow and will sink into soft ground, we have lost 2 of our caps as we did not notice they had been left in the mud. Trekology do supply an attachment for the legs which will stop the legs sinking. We found replacement ends on Amazon.

Pro's

• Light  and compact easy to use.

• Cheap addition to your equipment.

• Surprisingly Sturdy

Con's

• Legs can sink into soft ground so can lose leg end caps.

What is in the box ?

• 1 x Trekology Folding Frame
• 1 x Fabric Cover
• 1 x Fabric Case
  

We purchased ours from an online adventure shop for 28 euros.