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80 Euros.
Not something that I’ll get anytime soon, but it has potential.
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Alite monarch for me
My entourage carries my throne. I don’t particularly care what it weighs. :-)
It looks comfy as heck…but 1.7 lbs is a non-started. Â Get it down around 10 oz and I might be all over it. Â Also, I would NOT want to try and manage that thing in camp if there was any wind!
Why do you need to zipper on the cover? Â and…. Why do you need to do it after it is inflated?
I’m thinking maybe it is structural to keep the back from collapsing and it interferes with inflation.
“Alite monarch for me”
Alite Mantis is heavy (2#) but comfortable.
I really like the Helinox chair zero…really comfortable and with lots of back support. I did the golf ball mod too ->
https://backpackinglight.com/forums/topic/helinox-chair-zero/
Actually..I liked the chair enough that I got two…and, kid and wife approved!
Yup. Chair Zero is current king of the hill :)
+1 for the chair zero. Super comfy, and i appreciate the back support after a long day. I habe fallen asleep in it a few times now.
Or this…. some assembly required…no extra charge for the hernia.
9,000′ in the Desolation Wilderness overlooking a lake.
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