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Product description
Wildhiker Chairs
 HuggleMode Chair |  RestAngle Chair |  SteadyMode Chair |  StandardMode Chair |  SwiftEase Chair | |
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Price
| $55.99 | $50.99 | $41.99 | — | — |
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Product Dimensions
| 28"D× 24"W× 39”H | 33"D x 24"W x 39"H | 22"D x 20"W x 26"H | 18"D× 22"W× 24”H | 22"D x 22"W x 27"H |
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Folding Size
| 9” × 9'' × 17” | 6''×7.5”×17" | 5.5”× 6''× 13” | 5.5"x 6" x13.4” | 5.5"x6"x13.5" |
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Net Weight
| 4.42 lbs | 4.11 lbs | 2.84 lbs | 2.16 lbs | 3.22 lbs |
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Frame Structure
| Square base | Triangular base | Triangular base | Square base | X-base |
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Side Pocket
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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Wildhiker creates portable outdoor chairs for real weekend living. From campsites and beaches to parks, road trips, tailgates, and family days outside, we design gear that is easy to carry, simple to set up, comfortable to sit in, and reliable wherever the day takes you.
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Comfort shared outdoors
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Comfort in every detail
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Compact Camping Chair
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Lean back, feel right
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Comfort that adapts to you
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Find comfort anywhere
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Same Standard,Fewer Extras
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Smart comfort bundles
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Recommend: Test this 1st B4 buying expensive high back chair; get Huggle version
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Recommend: Test this 1st B4 buying expensive high back chair; get Huggle version
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2026
Recommend: Test this 1st B4 buying expensive high back chair; get Huggle version
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2026I stressed over selecting a camp chair and spent a long time making my decision. Here were the criteria I judged them by -
1. I wanted a comfortable chair that I could nap in (or at least get a good rest in). Reason: My son and I are going to crew an ultramarathon runner so we will have a lot of time to wait. Since I will be driving up and down and all over a mountain to meet her along the way, I need to rest so I can drive safely.
2. Must be lightweight and fold up so I can get it in a suitcase. Reason: we are flying in to the race and renting a car.
3. Must be able to not sink into the ground. Reason: I have no idea how soft the ground will be so I wanted a sturdy base in soft soil so I don’t fall over. Plus, I’d like to use it going to the beach when I visit my brother in Florida.
At first, my research led me to the Helinox Savanna chair. However, the cost was just too much (almost 5x this one). Plus, I don’t want to worry about someone “borrowing” it - at that cost, it would stress me out looking after it. I would be sad if I lost this one but it wouldnt be as much of a disaster.
This chair seems like someone was also familiar with that chair but made it in a version so people like me could afford it -and added a few things I view as improvements. Here’s how this Wildhiker highback HuggleMode chair stacked up.
1. Very comfortable! It has armrests, enough fabric to sling your body, and a pillow you can adjust to your preferred position. I was surprised that my preferred pillow position was a lot lower than typical placements on these chairs. The pillow is also padded - you don’t have to stuff it yourself. The reason I got this over the other Wildhiker high back chair is that you fold the bottom legs back so it sits lower but in a sturdy base. It’s less likely to sink into soft dirt and sand. Plus, this position was definitely “nap-able!” My legs were in a great stretched out position. Way better than I expected! As a side sleeper, I could even turn slightly in it. With the pillow below my chin, I could rest my head in as close to my normal sleeping position as I am likely to find in a camp chair.
2. It weighs only a couple ounces more than the Helinox. It’s not a chair I would take on a long backpacking trip but for short journeys or putting in a suitcase, it’s only 4.4 lb and folds easily into a bag that I can fit in a carry-on. It has a loop on each side of the bag to attach to a pack and it has a shoulder strap - so it’ll be easy for me to carry once we get to the race too, which is great since I’ll be toting a bunch of stuff.
3. Being able to put it up in the lower position makes it more stable (and even more comfortable). It is harder for me (at age 67) to get out in this position but I found a way and it’s worth it. I didn’t have any trouble getting out of the higher position but I did reposition myself in the chair to make it easier before attempting to stand. The Savanna chair did not have this position option so you might have to buy accessories with it to help with this and limit blowing over.
Assembly: I’d watched so many videos about these chairs that it was super easy to do. I like that there is a Velcro strap at both sides to hold the poles and they aren’t swinging around during assembly like other chairs. I found it easy to get the chair seat on the frame- I didn’t fully click the middle in until after the fabric seat was on so it was super easy.
Other things I liked: some mesh for air flow; a real pillow that you can adjust to different positions; arm rests (maybe even more important than I thought they would be - really add to comfort level), a deep mesh pocket on one side (fits a standard water bottle or carafe but not the super sized ones - still you are not far off the ground so you could reach them there), a small pocket for phone etc, enough fabric to make a true seat, comfortable lounging position but I can also sit up in it, higher seat for reaching a camp table, and lower seat for rest and as needed for some venues. At about $48, I think it is a good value. I just got it so I can’t tell about durability but I plan to take good care of it.
6 people found this helpfulSmall, compact, sturdy, easy to set up, fits in a suitcase (actually 3 of them do) and comfortable.
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 20264 people found this helpfulEasier Than Expected, Comfy
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 20254 people found this helpfulAcceptable, decent, not great.
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2025One person found this helpfulGreat replacement for those sad little one use cheap chairs that constantly break.
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2025One person found this helpful
