Ice fishing, soccer games, campfires—anywhere you need a seat, the Compass 360° Stool from Grand Trunk has you covered. This portable stool collapses to just 11 x 3 x 3" for transport, but opens in seconds to a 15" tall swivel seat with foam padding for comfort. Its sturdy aluminum legs support up to 260 lb. When the game is over or it's time to break camp, the 1 lb Compass 360° slips easily into an included carry bag with shoulder strap.
Grand Trunk Compass 360° Stool (Sea Black)
- Seat Swivels 360°
- Collapses to 11 x 3 x 3" for Storage
- Foam-Padded Seat
- 260 lb Capacity
Grand Trunk Compass 360 Overview
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Grand Trunk Compass 360 Reviews
MUST BUY! Lifetime Guarantee
Bought this to shoot sports photography. Overall a solid chair, the swivel is helpful. After about 3 months of use since I bought it, the rod went through the rubber feet and I would sink in when on grass because it was the rod and not the rubber feet. Didn't realize this has a lifetime guarantee, uploaded my B&H Receipt and they are sending me new rubber feet. Originally they were going to send me a brand new chair but all I need is the rubber feet. Great customer service! Would certainly buy again but then again, I will never need to because there is a lifetime guarantee on the product according to their website.
Very Portable
Purchased for nature photography after using a foldable stadium seat pad for years. While the stadium seat pad worked, it was directly on the ground and did not rotate. The Grand Trunk seat easily rotates and elevates you off the ground. At first I thought that the seat was a little too low but quickly realized that it was a good height allowing me to rest my elbows on my knees which helps steady the camera and makes supporting a large lens much easier. Note that it does get easier putting the seat on after using the seat once or twice. Only negative would be that the legs will sink in soft ground- slightly wider feet would help. But for weighing only one pound I can't complain much.
