Kelty Mesh Lowdown Camp Chair - 12" Tall Seat - Light Blue and Light Brown

Video Transcript for Kelty Mesh Lowdown Camp Chair Review

What's going on, everyone Aiden here with etrailer.com Today, we're gonna be taking a look at the Kelty Mesh Lowdown Camp Chair. It's going to be a really comfortable solution to get you a seat at your campsite. It's nice and low to the ground, so you can kind of kick your feet out, relax, and get a comfortable seat. Let's check it out. Now, the mesh design here is what's gonna set this one apart from some of the other options Kelty has. It extends from midway through the back, all the way down through most of the seat.

And it does get you a lot more airflow. Just sitting in it, this is one of the last chairs that we're actually shooting today. I can feel a difference. I'm hot. I've been outside all day.

And having that airflow is really refreshing. Now, it does have a 12-inch seat height, which is pretty darn low to the ground. If you're a little bit taller, you are gonna have to travel to get down there a bit. But once you're down here, it's really comfortable. I don't feel like I'm cramped up or scrunched up or anything like that.

I can actually pretty comfortably kick my feet out, and it makes for a good seat. Something else I can do to add to that comfort is adjust this armrest here to whatever height fits me the best. So I can pull that strap tight to raise it up or loosen it to lower it down like we had it. This does have a 350 pound weight capacity, and all of the steel on the arms and legs here feels really sturdy, and never once felt like it was flexing in a weird way, or rickety when I sat down on it, so I think it's gonna hold up really well over time. You do have a pretty large cup holder here on the side.

You can see in here there's enough room for a large mug, maybe a large thermos or something like that. This is a 32-ounce bottle right here. And there is a little divider piece here, so when I pop that out, this fits perfectly in there for a nice snug fit. So even if I'm leaving it in here, getting up and leaving it behind, the chair's shifting around, it stays upright on its own pretty well. And even if it didn't have a lid, I wouldn't really be worried about any sort of spills with it because it does fit so well. Something that I really enjoy about this is the carrying case. You can see it kind of unrolls like that, unlike a typical folding chair case. So we can fold the chair up, pop the legs in this little pocket here at the bottom, and then, rather than trying to fit this down into a tube where it doesn't want to fit, just wrap it up, secure the buckles, and you're good to go. It makes setting it up and tearing it down that much quicker and easier, so you don't have to worry about any headaches here when you're setting up your campsite. It's got a really good strap here for your shoulder, so you can just walk off and get it loaded. And that'll do it for a look at the Kelty Mesh Lowdown Camp Chair..