Packing up your Helinox chair is a fairly straightforward endeavor, especially for their lighter backpacking models and camp chairs like the Chair Zero and Chair One, both by Helinox. After you pull the seat off, it’s just a matter of separating the poles from their joints and folding everything up, and laying the mass of poles flat along with the fixed central support. Then roll the poles up in the seat and slide the disassembled chair into the carrying bag.
While Helinox makes several great lightweight chairs, they’re far from the only purveyor of high-quality, easy to assemble chairs on the market. For our takes on the best-of-the-best, head over to our top camp chairs page to see how Helinox stacks up against the competition. And for more on what to look for in your next chair, take a look at our buyer’s guide.