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Helinox
Ground Sheet for Sunset Chair - Black
Regular price
£29.99
£17.99
Product details
A roomier version of Helinox’s original, the Chair One XL takes comfort seriously. This is the one you want for car camping, music festivals, and even backpacking trips - if you don't mind the extra grams! The oversized ergonomic seat cradles and supports without sacrificing Helinox performance and style. Holding up to 145kg yet still relatively light and packable, you can fold it neatly into the streamlined carry case. The shock-corded DAC aluminium frame snaps together quickly, and attaching the seat is intuitive and easy.
Features
- 600 denier recycled polyester & mesh panels
- Fabric certified as bluesign approved
- DAC aluminium alloy frame
- Breathable mesh panels
- Wide seat
- Collapsible frame with shock-corded poles
- Storage bag
- Weight: Assembled: 1540g Packed: 1610g
- Assembled: 1540g
- Packed: 1610g
- Max load: 145kg
- Seat height off the ground (seat base): 37cm
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 89 x 68 x 60cm
- Pack Size: 46.5 x 12 x 13cm
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