Folding Chair Under 10 Kgs / 25 Lbs

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#1 axl from down under

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Posted 30 October 2007 - 11:12 AM

Currently looking at changing from rigid to folding chair due to no longer able to manually put chair in car physically - so have to convert to chair hoist.

Wanting feedback on ultralight / titanium folding chairs.

Currenlty have Kuschall Champion rigid chair.

Does anyone have Kuschall Champion Folding, TIlite and Quickie Revolution?.

Would be interested to know with Quickie Revolution how it goes with car hoist?

Any other suggestions ie: product name and supplier (am in Australia)

For those who respond- THANX IN ADVANCE !!

Tanya

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#2 Tim13

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Posted 30 October 2007 - 01:04 PM

I absolutely love my Quickie Revolution, it folds up neatly and easily into a compact object that is very simple to stow in my vehicles.
Never tried to use it with a hoist but it is very rigid and unlike most folding chairs locks when unfolded so it should be fine.

#3 milosh

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Posted 03 November 2007 - 01:41 PM

champion is so cool. revolution i never used, but a good mate [para] does and likes it a lot.

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Posted 04 November 2007 - 12:54 AM

axl from down under, on Oct 30 2007, 04:12 AM, said:

I have a Tilite folding. Have used with Braun Chair Topper and it functioned perfectly. Once the chain pulled the chair up, it would fold automatically. Unless of course the folding mechanism needed oiling, which I had to do once in a while. I live in a dry climate. I am currently using the chair in a Volvo SUV. I just turn the chair around and pull it up into the vehicle. Because the chair is so lite, 24lbs. I don't have a problem lifting it. I like titanium because when it gets scratched, it just buffs out. Hope this helps.
Califanna