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.
Yup. I took one look at that thing and imagined that hemorrhoids would be more comfortable. I’m pretty sure the pocket chair was not designed to accommodate my pregnant butt. And I’m pretty sure I don’t want hemorrhoids either. ๐
Maybe he could invent the “Pocket Bucket Chair” Because I am DEFINITELY a bucket full kind of girl. And I don’t think I’d buy it for kids. They can sit on the ground…..just like I did !! They are still agile and limber !! I’m NOT. LOL
Ha ha ha! That last statement you made is too funny! I was thinking it looked way too small to accommodate any adult behind. It does look like it would come in handy for the kids and two of them would probably fit easily into my purse.
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.
How, oh how, have I never been to this site before? You are a hoot!
Ha! I can’t find any fold-out chairs that will fit back in their original bags/totes/whatever without Herculean efforts.
Yup. I took one look at that thing and imagined that hemorrhoids would be more comfortable. I’m pretty sure the pocket chair was not designed to accommodate my pregnant butt. And I’m pretty sure I don’t want hemorrhoids either. ๐
Maybe he could invent the “Pocket Bucket Chair” Because I am DEFINITELY a bucket full kind of girl. And I don’t think I’d buy it for kids. They can sit on the ground…..just like I did !! They are still agile and limber !! I’m NOT. LOL
Love this! I’m so tempted SO TEMPTED!!! I want to see if it’ll fit in my tiny jean pockets ๐
Ha ha ha! That last statement you made is too funny! I was thinking it looked way too small to accommodate any adult behind. It does look like it would come in handy for the kids and two of them would probably fit easily into my purse.
Hahahaha I loved your review! This chair could be useful with children while camping,though. You gave me quite a laugh.
Wow. Just…wow.
I think my 14 month old daughter would fit in it, but it would be hysterical to see me or my wife in one.
I would get into that little chair and never be able to get myself out.
My kids would probably love this…I can see myself tipping out of it as soon as I sit down ๐