REDNEK Redneck Blinds Portable Hunting Chair

This is a very comfortable hunting chair. It works well on uneven, soft dirt. I haven't tried it on muddy ground (and I don't plan on taking it out in those conditions). The seat swivels smoothly, and silently. All three legs are adjustable for height, and have swiveling feel, for a stable base. The adjustments are pretty tight, because of a piece of cloth used to make the adjustments quiet. I'm a big, strong guy, and I had some difficulty pulling them out to adjust them longer, particularly if they're adjusted to the shortest height (especially the back leg, as it has the most adjustability) This certainly beats the camp stool I was using, before! The biggest drawback is its weight. When hunting, I lug a pop-up blind, a back-pack with supplies (field dressing materials, cell phone, and quiet snacks), a heater, this chair, and my gun to my hunting sight (about a 1/4 mile from my car). This more than doubles the weight of my load, but I think it's worth it!

I have sat for hours on this chair for deer and turkey hunting. I love this chair. All the legs are individually adjustable, so uneven terrain not a issue. It is heavy duty and the weight of the product reflects that. I'm sure this would be comfortable for very larger individuals. It will hold up.It has a carry strap, so very handy, but not padded so a little uncomfortable after a bit of shoulder carry.

The chair was nice and sturdy but it was bigger than I pictured. It took up a lot of room in my blind so I returned it. I will have to end up making my perfect chair. But, if you have a lot of room or sit outside of a blind this chair would be awesome

I bought this chair to use for duck hunting on a rather steep slope. I'm really pleased with the beefy construction. I find it super easy to fold up, and light enough to carry easily. Once adjusted, it sits rock solid on the slope. Very stable, and very comfortable. Awesome for wing shooting. The front legs adjusted easily. I had to use a mallet to get the rear leg to move in. Seriously, it was so tight, even pouncing on it with my big arss wouldn't budge it. The mallet did the trick, but it will take an act of God to get the leg back out. Great design, but the manufacturing quality seems to be lacking consistency.

I have been archery hunting for 50 years and have been hunting more and more from ground blinds because I am getting older and lazy. The chair is heavy and bulky but most of my blinds are within 200 yards from the car. What does disturb me where I deem the chair unusable for archery hunting, is the wobble in the seat which makes the seat noisy.2 things occur, the first being when you pivot left or right, the chair bangs the frame. That is fixable with padding. The second issue that occurs, when you pivot left and right, the chair seat does not stay level and tilts down as it gets closer to the end of the pivot or near the frame. This causes a grinding noise of the nuts holding the seat in place against the plastic platform which is part of the pivot platform. This is not fixable unless you do not use the pivot, which is why one reason why I purchased it. I can also state this is not a defective chair, that wobble is part of the pivot system itself.

Received my chair today,being a big man it is a awesome addition and a necessary item for ground blind and condo style hunting. I read a few reviews that stated the item was loud when adjusting the legs, not on mine, the legs inserts are covered and protected from the factory making them tight but as any good hunter should do, your blind area should be prepped beforehand leveling the ground and applying a noise barrier on the ground pretesting the seat for proper placement, it takes 5 min. Second I also read that while leaning forward the seat will tip? Seriously? this item comes with a lock pin where the seat supports meet the rear leg support. I have not used the seat hunting due to time of purchase but watched T.V. sitting in it for a few hours after receiving, its that comfortable and its silent. by far the best purchase I have made in a long time, to add the item is $10 cheaper on AMAZON verses the Manufacture website. The item does have a carry strap and a bungee type strap to hold and keep the item from making noise in travel.

There are much better options in this price range in terms or weight, adjustability, and comfort. I bought one of these chairs and ended up buying one to replace it before the season was over.

This is the finest blind chair available. Very easy to use, sturdy beyond belief, swivels 180 degrees back and forth and it has very good cushions with removable, washable covers. I also use it when sitting in the grass next to cornfields calling predators. It's heavy, but worth toting around. I put some better backpack straps on mine, with pads. You bacon gobblers that can put down three Triple Whoppers in six bites might want to look around for something in the XXXLardbutt size, as thing has a more average-sized seat. It can hold about 350 lbs. without so much as a creak, but the seat just isn't big enough for the extra-hefty crowd.