Sitpack 2.0 - Portable Folding Stool

I have mild back discomfort from standing for long periods, and this has made a noticeable difference. It's comfortable for short breaks, easy to transport, and feels much more durable than other portable stools I've tried. I would happily recommend it to friends.

Whether I'm waiting for my kids at sports practice or standing in line at events, this stool has been incredibly useful. It deploys quickly, doesn't take up much space, and has held up very well after months of regular use.

I took this on a week-long trip through Europe and used it at train stations, museums, and while waiting in long queues. It's surprisingly sturdy, folds down small enough to fit in my backpack, and sets up in seconds. Definitely one of my favorite travel accessories.

I bought my first Sitpack shortly after its launch. I have been traveling with it ever since. It is most effective when visiting museums and galleries. It is infinately more portable than the circular collapsible non Sitpack variation in the market. The T configuration doubles up as my second walking stick. On a longer walk a second walking stick ease the stress on the 'better' limb.

The sitpack kept falling apart when I opened it. I put a few screws in. Now it stays together fine. It also came with a cusion case that falls off a little to often too. I think I may apply some adhesive or drill some more holes and use zip ties to secure it better. Over all, I really like the product. Just one more suggestion though. It's a little too tall for me when it's fully extended. I always shorten it by one level before using it. Maybe if you could offer different sizes, the entire package could be a little smaller for people who don't ever need the full size. I would buy again. :+1:

the sitpack works fine but by foot broke. Now i cannot use the sitpack anymore because i cannot order foots at the store because they dont have any in store but they do sell sitpacks i am not gonna sell a new sitpack i have one already. i just want some foots so i am forced to buy something else now.

Ultra compact and lightweight.

A very practical stool.

Honestly it’s a very small item but it makes such a huge difference!! I’ve been eyeing this for a while and I’m extremely satisfied with what I received! I might even look into the zen or campster chair next!

I have used the original sitpack in my office as a work bench stool for years now and it's absolutely perfect. It allows me to pivot around my desk while I work, and it's great conversation starter to hold a soda can sized object and tell people, "this is a chair" haha. I hope this product continue production for a long time!

Though I have used it for just once, it’s really good.

Sitpack 2.0 - Portable Folding Stool

Easy to use, fits in my purse, quick back relieve whenever I need it. Payed extra for fast shipping and received my item 4 days later.

The Sitpack 2.0 is a great product that fills a unique niche. I use it at my standing work desk. Though I would not recommend using it if you are on the husky side.

Sitpack 2.0 - Portable Folding Stool

Makes long lines at the theme parks slightly more bearable. Easy to whip out when you need it, lightweight.

I had back surgery less than a year ago and was worried about standing so long in lines. It was a huge help in Space Mt. where there aren’t any options to sit while waiting. Thank you for a great easy to use product.

Last year on a trip to Rome, I found by the third day that my "museum legs" hurt so badly I couldn't enjoy the rest of my trip. I researched options and found the SitPack. I got one before my trip to Florence and it is a game changer. It is easy and discreet to set up and take down. I have been allowed to take it into about 12 museums and 20 churches so far, without any issues (though I am sometimes asked to pay careful attention so I don't hit anything). I can now sit and enjoy each work of art for extended periods of time. I recommend the carrying pack which doubles as a cushion. However we quickly found that sometimes, when we had it slung over our shoulder with the seat in the T-Position, the seat would fall down from the carry pack. We resolved this by getting 2 black hair elastics (smaller than a scrunchie but larger than a ponytail hair elastic). I recommend it highly.

Update: I removed a negative, there IS a set of alignment lines on each section. These lines weren't mentioned in any written materials but are clearly visible on each section.

After travelling a lot before COVID19 hit, I purchased a folding cane/seat while in the UK that has been a back saver dozens of times. Now, this improved version of the Sitpack kickstarter has it beat! If you are considering this, get the case that turns into a cushion! The kit here includes the case and an extra two "feet" that do wear out over time.

This Sitpack 2.0 folds smaller than any competitor and with the carrying case used as padding fits my buns just like my ergo bike seat! The Sitpack Zen with its sling seat may fit better for some people - I prefer the easily repositioned feel of the Sitpack 2.0. A feature of both this seat and the ergo bike seat is the need to readjust your buns just a bit from time to time. For me this increases the comfort of the seat!

Here are my usual pros and cons, first the pros:
+ Folds into a package about the size of a 20 ounce/0.5L soda can
+ the carrying case/cushion fits well and stays put, along with helping your buns do the same
+ the "foot" is great on any hard surface, even irregular stone surfaces
+ the strap with the case is essential if you aren't carrying a backpack or other case to stow the Sitpack

Cons:
- really wish there were another type of "foot" that worked better on rugs and other soft flooring
- for many who have tried this seat, especially those with wider buns than mine, the surface is too small for comfort; a padding option that provides more of a seat surface could fix this
- had to use two Velcro straps to hold the seat/case on when in the open position

Can't believe such a comfortable seating option comes in such a small package. Get the Sitpack 2.0 WITH the carrying case and you'll see what I mean!

Handy yet practical solution to keep relaxing while on the move!

I'm so so so happy about this stool. I can't stand in places for very long especially in heat, and we're visiting Rome (lots of lines in 96+ degree weather). So relieved to have this stool which is (fairly) comfortable, easy to carry, and VERY fast to setup. My favourite feature is that I don't need to sit near the ground the way you'd need to in a camping chair - it'll be more like a lean which is perfect for me. So grateful for this!!

Thank you for the innovative design!

Great stool, comfortable for short periods even for a fat bloke, extremely compact and well made.

I did not order anything in the last 4 years

Sitpack 2.0 - Portable Folding Stool

Lite weight and easy to carry. Perfect for situations where seating is limited and you know you’ll be waiting and standing around a long time.

I have had my Sitpack for some time now so feel qualified to write a review about it.
I originally bought my Sitpack as we were going to a concert and I was bothered about standing up for a long time - I'm disabled and can't stand for a great length of time. I thought that it would help me, which it did.
Firstly, I was surprised at how small it was - about the size of a can of Coke. (I soon realised that I should have ordered the neoprene case with it so that arrived shortly afterwards). It is made of plastic which, I felt, probably wouldn't withstand my weight. After having a good few practice sits on it (making sure that each joint was locked by turning there stem tightly) I used it at the concert - Ed Sheeran in Galway, Ireland, just in case you were interested - and it worked a treat. I used it to sit on for about 25-30 minutes whenever I felt the need, putting it away in-between, which really isn't a problem and takes seconds.
I've been using my Sitpack regularly ever since. It's certainly a step up from a shooting stick which I used before as it is much more convenient and sits nicely under my jacket using the neoprene seat cover and strap.
Overall verdict - it's brilliant! I would never have thought that such a small piece of plastic could turn out to be such a clever piece of engineering. It goes everywhere with me in the back of my car, carried on my shoulder, and is then used when there are no seats available when I'm on my travels.
I'm quite tempted by the new seat - if it's better than my trusty Sitpack then it'll be outstanding - but I can't recommend my Sitpack enough!

I love this chair. It is perfect for those times you just need to give your back a break when standing for long times.