Walkstool Comfort 65, 250 kg, Retkijakkara, 3 jalkoja, Kokoontaitettava, 850 g, Musta

Walkstool is a Swedish invention and the only three legged stool in the world with telescopic legs, patents and trade mark protections. It’s very light, compact and extremely comfortable to sit on and with outstanding quality. Easy to carry on your shoulder or in a backpack. Think of all situations when it would be nice to have something good to sit on. Why stand when you can sit! Each Walkstool Comfort is delivered in a practical bag for carriage and storage.The Walkstool Comfort 65 X-Large is Swedish-engineered to maximise compactness and load strength. The Walkstool’s clever design makes it stand out from the rest. Whereas a folding chair or stool is nothing new, the Walkstool’s clever design makes it stand out! The two primary issues Walkstool’s designers focused on were compact size and load strength and the final product reflects their careful engineering and dedication.This portable chair provides a seat for any occasion. Its primary benefit is the prevention of back strain or fatigue while keeping a person elevated to a comfortable height.Examples of usefulness: Watching sporting events, camping and other outdoor events, photographers, tradesmen including electricians or anyone working close to the ground plus others who spend many hours on their feet, squatting or on their knees.The Walkstool Comfort line features lightweight and ultra-portable stools with two height positions depending on whether the telescoping legs are extended or not. Transportation of these 850g stools is a breeze, as it collapses into a compact form that can be easily carried in a camera bag, backpack, or tool bag to be taken just about anywhere. The Comfort line has a larger seat, different size seat mesh material, and larger rubber feet to prevent the stool legs from getting stuck in the mud.
Walkstool Comfort 65. Product colour: Black. Feet material: Rubber. Weight: 850 g, Width: 400 mm, Depth: 400 mm. Quantity per pack: 1 pc(s). Country of origin: Sweden