Blind chair
- Thread starter Dustinb80
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This would be the one I would buy. Only downfall is it doesn't have adjustable legs.
http://www.cabelas.com/product/Cabe...gclid=CNiBxvq_vb8CFSJo7Aodcj8Aqw&gclsrc=aw.ds
http://www.cabelas.com/product/Cabe...gclid=CNiBxvq_vb8CFSJo7Aodcj8Aqw&gclsrc=aw.ds
I like the swivel idea. Swing away armrest would be required for me. I've been using folding camp chairs and it cost me 2 nice bucks 2 yrs. ago. I had to shift my position and made a sliding noise and off they went. The swivel would have solved that position change.
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I have an old desk chair I got for cheap at Wal-Mart in my blind. I built a wooden platform to get me to the right height and use a nice pad on it. I can sit all day in it with ease.
ajupsman
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I have 2 of these. http://www.primos.com/products/ground-blinds/qs3-magnum/
They are comfortable and the height is perfect. With the triangular shape there is no bar along the front to press in to the back of your legs. They also take up less room in the blind than bigger chairs. Oh and they are easily portable too.
They are comfortable and the height is perfect. With the triangular shape there is no bar along the front to press in to the back of your legs. They also take up less room in the blind than bigger chairs. Oh and they are easily portable too.
I have a small metal folding chair that I welded some flat 4x4 inch steel to the legs to keep them from sinking. Then I use a pad for cushion
I don't know what brand mine is, but I love this type of chair, for all of the reasons stated.
Johnch
Member
I have gone to the plastic yard chairs this year
I added a chunk of plywood with the fake Green grass glued to for a level base
And I found a great way to move the chair with no noise
I epoxed the EZ glide pads to all feet
As my 3 ground blinds will be brushed in in a few weeks for the season
I will just haul the chairs and plywood out with the ATV
John
I added a chunk of plywood with the fake Green grass glued to for a level base
And I found a great way to move the chair with no noise
I epoxed the EZ glide pads to all feet
As my 3 ground blinds will be brushed in in a few weeks for the season
I will just haul the chairs and plywood out with the ATV
John
I've got a Black Out that is fully adjustable for slope and terrain. Not the best chair out there but good.
http://m.basspro.com/BlackOut-Swivel-Tripod-Chair/product/13013105462637/?cmCat=CROSSSELL_THUMBNAIL
http://m.basspro.com/BlackOut-Swivel-Tripod-Chair/product/13013105462637/?cmCat=CROSSSELL_THUMBNAIL