REALEAD Heated Camping Chairs – Padded, Heavy-Duty, 400 lbs Capacity, Portable for Outdoor Events

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I finally bit the bullet and got myself a REALEAD Heated Camping Chair, and honestly? Best outdoor purchase I’ve made in ages. After freezing my butt off last October at my nephew’s football games, I knew I needed something better than those flimsy fold-ups from the big box store.
This thing is pretty sturdy – it’s got this alloy steel frame that feels way more solid than I expected. The fabric isn’t that cheap stuff that tears after a couple uses either. It’s this thick Oxford material (600D if that means anything to you) with actual cotton padding. Kind of like sitting on a portable mini-couch, if that makes sense?
I went with the Forest Green one (they also have Black and Navy Blue), and it matches all my other camping gear pretty well. When it arrived, I was a bit worried about the weight – about 14.3 pounds – but it’s actually not bad at all to carry around. Definitely heavier than those $20 specials, but you’re getting so much more chair for the extra weight.
The size is perfect for me. I’m not a small guy, and most portable chairs make me feel like I’m sitting in doll furniture. This one’s about 25.6″ wide with a weight capacity of 400 lbs, so there’s plenty of room to shift around or even curl up a bit. When it’s all set up, it’s about 43.3″ tall, which means good back support all the way up.
Let’s talk about the heating function, because that’s honestly why I bought it. I was skeptical at first – like, how good could a heated camping chair really be? Turns out, pretty darn good! You plug in your own power bank (I use an old 10,000mAh one I had lying around), and it gives you three heat settings. I usually stick with the middle setting (around 110°F) which is perfect for those chilly evenings when you’re not quite ready to head inside yet but the temperature’s dropping.
The heat hits your lower back and butt, which sounds weird when I type it out, but trust me, it’s exactly where you want it when you’re sitting outside in 45-degree weather. I’ve used it for about 5 hours straight on medium, and my power bank still had juice left.
One thing I really like is the adjustable backrest. My wife and I took these chairs out to a park to stargaze last month, and being able to lean back without having to lie on the cold, damp ground was a game-changer. The armrests are padded too, which is something I didn’t even know I wanted until I had it.
Storage-wise, it’s got more pockets than my cargo shorts! There’s this cup holder that actually holds my tumbler without tipping (miracle of miracles), a side pocket where I keep my phone, and this massive pocket on the back that fits a blanket or my tablet. Super convenient when you’re settled in and don’t want to keep getting up for stuff.
Folding it up is way easier than I thought it would be – no assembly or complicated maneuvers. It collapses down to about 8.5″ wide, and comes with a decent carrying bag with a shoulder strap. Fits in my trunk with room to spare, which is more than I can say for my old camping chairs.
I’ve used it for everything from my daughter’s soccer games to fishing trips to just sitting in the backyard with a beer. The other day, my neighbor came over, tried it out, and immediately ordered one for himself – that’s how comfy this thing is.
Is it more expensive than your basic camping chair? For sure. But after going through three cheapo chairs in two years, I’m pretty confident this one’s going to last way longer. And the whole heated feature is honestly worth the extra cost alone, especially if you’re someone who’s always cold (like my wife) or enjoys outdoor activities in spring and fall.
If you’re on the fence, just go for it. Your back will thank you, and you’ll never again have to cut an outdoor gathering short because you can’t feel your rear end.