Coleman Portable Camping Chair with 4-Can Cooler
Product Information, Not A Review
Quick Specs
What Stands Out
What To Check
The Coleman Portable Camping Chair is the folding chair you see ringed around a lot of campfires and youth football sidelines. It is a steel frame with a padded polyester seat, and the feature that sets it apart is a 4-can insulated cooler built into the armrest, with a mesh cup holder next to it.
It is an Amazon's Choice pick and one of Amazon's top sellers in Camping Chairs.
The Numbers That Matter
325 lb capacity. That covers most adults, but it is lower than the chairs sold specifically as big and tall. If that number is close for you, buy the chair built for it.
24 in seat, 18.1 in seat height. A normal chair height, which matters when you are getting up every few minutes to add a log or chase a kid back from the edge of the fire.
4 cans in the armrest. Small, but it is right where your hand already is. It holds drinks for one person for a stretch, not a cooler's worth for the family. For that, the YETI Tundra 45 is the box that stays by the table.
| Spec | What it decides |
|---|---|
| 325 lb rating | Whether it is the right chair for your frame |
| 24 in seat / 18.1 in height | How it sits for a long evening |
| 4-can armrest cooler | How often you get up for a drink |
One thing we could not settle: the chair's own weight. Amazon does not list it, and the listing's dimension fields do not agree with each other. We left both out rather than guess.
Who It Is For
The dad who needs a comfortable seat at the campsite, the ball field or the backyard fire pit, and wants it for well under premium chair prices. It is a different job from the Walkstool Comfort, which is a packable stool for moving around. This one is the chair you set up and stay in, ideally a few feet back from a Solo Stove Yukon.
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The Short Version
This is a padded camp chair with a small cooler in the armrest and a 325 lb rating. I would point it at the dad who wants a real seat by the fire or on the sideline without paying premium chair money. If you need a higher weight rating or something you can carry a long way, look elsewhere.
MIKE MANNING
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