Tired of standing around?Want to get off your feet?Oh those bulky folding chairs!How do you take a seat?
Thankfully, Adam Jay introduces us to the Pocket Chair.
The convenient and compact chair that folds up and fits right in your pocket!
I like to sit!
I would like a chair that folds up and fits right into my pocket!
I bought the pocket chair!
I took it out of the box and set it up.
It unfolds and is re-enforced with a secured strap. ย I was surprised that it was sturdy.
It felt like it would NOT tip over.
It felt like it would cut off circulation to my unfortunately exposed thigh.
The seat is a strip of canvas that reminds me of a swing. ย That part was mildly comfortable, but it is attached at both ends to part of the thin metal frame which dug into my hindside to a point where I just had to stand up.
Not everyone in the family’s backside was too large for the seat.
Rhett, who is 5, has claimed the pocket chair as his own. ย He is not strong enough to fold and unfold it, but he carries it around wherever he goes.
I even found him sleeping with it one night.
He now calls it his chair.
So, the Pocket Chair has a happy ending at my house.
Oh, and for the big question…
Does the chair REALLY fit in your pocket?
You decide.
I have decided that anyone with a pocket BIG enough to accommodate the pocket chair, might have a behind too LARGE for it.
you ever notice the people in infomercials look ridiculous doing simple tasks, like carrying chairs or getting up off the ground? I thought that he MUST have had a BIG pocket for that chair.
I have actually thought about buying one of these to have in my diaper bag for the odd places that I have had to breastfeed my son. I can stand and do it, but would prefer to sit.
Holly, you must stop doing this. Stop watching infomercials. Cut yourself off 100%. Do you wear those pajama jeans anymore, for example? (Maybe you do!)
Infomercials rot your brain. I’m sure you can think of a million things you could be doing instead. Like a hot bath, or turning the channel to a nature or science program. Or sleeping.
The seat is a strip of canvas that reminds me of a swing. ย That part was mildly comfortable, but it is attached at both ends to part of the thin metal frame which dug into my hindside to a point where I just had to stand up.
Not everyone in the family’s backside was too large for the seat.
Rhett, who is 5, has claimed the pocket chair as his own. ย He is not strong enough to fold and unfold it, but he carries it around wherever he goes.
I even found him sleeping with it one night.
He now calls it his chair.
So, the Pocket Chair has a happy ending at my house.
Oh, and for the big question…
Does the chair REALLY fit in your pocket?
You decide.
I have decided that anyone with a pocket BIG enough to accommodate the pocket chair, might have a behind too LARGE for it.
you ever notice the people in infomercials look ridiculous doing simple tasks, like carrying chairs or getting up off the ground? I thought that he MUST have had a BIG pocket for that chair.
I have actually thought about buying one of these to have in my diaper bag for the odd places that I have had to breastfeed my son. I can stand and do it, but would prefer to sit.
Are they the same company that makes the pocket pool table? It seems to be popular with little boys and older men.
I’m cracking up at the strategically placed arrow!
I can always count on you to set us right on these things! Thanks Holly!
Holly, you must stop doing this. Stop watching infomercials. Cut yourself off 100%. Do you wear those pajama jeans anymore, for example? (Maybe you do!)
Infomercials rot your brain. I’m sure you can think of a million things you could be doing instead. Like a hot bath, or turning the channel to a nature or science program. Or sleeping.
Darn! I must cancel my order asap, there’s no way I’m fitting in that thing!
LOL! I love when you buy the ‘As Seen on TV’ products! Remind me have you done the Shake Weight yet?
LOLOL Love it great post…seems like the pocket chair would be great for the kiddies though!!
ROFL! I <3 these posts!