Spectator Seat Stick Combo Seat and Walking Stick New

Best thing I’ve bought in awhile, get for when I go to festivals. Very durable

Bought it because i walk the links. Ever find yourself behind a drunken, ettiquetteless foursome on a "cart path only" day where what could have been a 3 1/4 hr round of walking slowly and painfully turned into a 5 1/2 hour round of standing? Then this might be your new best friend. Fits great in the bag's umbrella slot and deploys/packs up in seconds - literally. It did arrive looking a bit shoddy, but after a few uses, the construction seems sound. I did shoot a bit of WD in the joints to free them up a bit. Ive read alot of these reviews and hey, these arent designed for long term use - its meant to get u off your feet for a few and continue on ur trek. Slender or obese, the seat is narrow and handles will likely impact comfort, but again far better than the alternative; and if they made it wider, it would probably cease serving well as a cain with portability hindered. Try straddling it if its that bothersome, works that way too! Its an equestrian/ golf device for sure, meant to be anchored in grass/dirt, so a rubber sole would not be advantageous as some have pointed out. Adults will fit fine if you are not obese; saw one review where a person said it wont fit a normal adult, not true, im normal BMI, (check urself agaist BMI standards, 5'9"/10 @ 190 lbs is not normal, its overweight, borderlining obesity). I also like it because it is low profile and aerates the fairway ;) without leaving a trace. Just keep it off the teebox and greens.

I saw a more expensive version of this at a golf tournament, but didn't want to spend $100+, so searched on Amazon for similar product. I used the seat for the first time today, following a golf tournament. What a difference having a seat makes! This is just as sturdy and good looking as the expensive versions, at a third of the cost. Just make sure to be careful the first time or two that you sit, until you get the hang of it. Since it only has the one leg, if you lean, it leans too. After a couple of tries, no problems whatsoever! This really gave my knees, ankles, and feet a break after 6 miles and 5 hours of walking. I rigged up a strap that I could use to put this over my shoulder when walking, since I was also carrying a water bottle and an umbrella for the sun. Wish I had found this years ago!

This seat stick is functional. As others have noted, it requires skill to balance, and it is intended for use on ground, not hard floors. Machining is imprecise: Note the lack of symmetry in the photo. Consequently, the hinge movement was very tight, but some lubricant helped. Alignment of the set screw with holes in the leg requires careful attention and would have been aided by recessing the holes. But for the price, the product is acceptable.

I bought this on my account at the request of a Cousin from Ireland who was visiting. She loves it as she is a huge Golf Fan & now in her 70’s so now she has a dual walking stick & seat. Simple ? YES

This is a cheap copy of the classical English shooting stick. The shaft which is adjustable in height has no holes for the locking pin ball so it does not easily stay in place. Seat is too narrow and I am slim. Seat is leatherette not leather. I will order the real thing from England all be it for a lot more cost but having had one or more before I know the English ones last a very long time

Oh my goodness this is so perfect. My husband is a golfer and he likes to walk but the course we belong to does not have benches or any place to sit. This is perfect for him to sit when the course is busy. Which living in Arizona the winter is very busy. It is a good thing to have. Light but sturdy and also stylish. It fits in his bag and is easy for him to use.

I've wanted one of these for a while, and overall I'm pleased with my purchase. It's important to note a couple things, though. You are basically balancing your butt on a pole; it's not safe for older folks with poor balance. It's only going to work on a fairly dry dirt surface; there's no grip on a hard surface and it'll sink into mud. For my purposes, which is good-weather field-walking with my dog (with him doing most of the walking) it's perfect.The seat is wide enough for my butt and is perfectly comfortable; I'd rather it was leather than plastic, but you pay for that. So far it's holding up fine. It's a little tricky to get the hole in the extension pole lined up with the locking nut, but that comes easier with practice.