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Reddit mentions of WildHorn Outfitters Terralite Portable Camp/Beach Chair (Supports 350 lbs) with TerraGrip Feet - Olive
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of WildHorn Outfitters Terralite Portable Camp/Beach Chair (Supports 350 lbs) with TerraGrip Feet - Olive. Here are the top ones.
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- PORTABLE - Quit hauling huge bulky chairs around. At only 2.55 lbs (without Terragrip feet) and 3.2 pounds with the Terragrip feet installed the lightweight Terralite chair is perfect for any outdoor activity. Easily attach the chair to a backpack or bag with the built in strap for hands free transport.
- WON'T SINK IN SAND OR MUD - With our exclusive Terragrip easy on / easy off feet the chair floats on the sand or mud making it perfect for the beach or other sandy / muddy conditions. Our innovative Terragrip feet can be installed in seconds so you can use your chair in any condition.
- FREE FLEX TECHNOLOGY- Made from heavy duty aircraft grade 7075 aluminum the Terralite supports up to 300 lbs and is designed to flex with you as you move around while remaining completely stable. The seat cover is made from durable 600D nylon with breathable nylon mesh.
- EASY SETUP & COMFORTABLE- Sets up in seconds so you can sink into the extra deep mesh fabric and enjoy that sunset on the beach, camp fire, kids sports events or music festival. Good things come in small packages!
- MESH STORAGE BAG - Our mesh bag was designed so you don't have to be a magician to get it back in the bag. You can also clip the bag to the back of the chair so it doesn't get lost and have it double as a storage pouch.
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| Color | Olive |
I registered for a bunch of gear when I got married, and it was a fantastic decision.
Where are you planning to register?
There are lots of decent items on Amazon, but there's a whole lotta crap on there, too. I got this little coffee filter from someone off our registry and it's probably in the top 5 pieces of gear I most value.
You may want to try to pick stuff that can double up, like a backpacking chair like this if you're not real concerned about weight. I got one similar, and while I haven't actually taken it backpacking, it stays in my truck and has come quite in handy.
Second for a good knife. I'm a big fan of any Columbia River Knife and Tool blades. My EDC is this guy but there are a lot of CRKT options on there.
Also, a small folding saw like this one is worth a little extra weight in my opinion. I have this same one and use it both when working on my property or out on the trail. I even carry it with me when I'm canoeing because it's just so dang handy.
Stuff like Permethrin spray, or seam sealer is also a good idea. It's cheap, which means folks will buy it for ya, and it's usable no matter what other gear you end up with.