EVER ADVANCED Double Camping Chair for Adults (6cm padded, 2 seater) in Light Grey

The essentials for a two-person camp-style seat

If you want something more like a small outdoor sofa than a basic camping chair, this EVER ADVANCED double camping chair is built for exactly that. The long, 2-seater design is intended to let two adults sit together in a relaxed, shared layout, and the high backrest plus a 6cm padded cushion are there to keep things comfortable when you’re lingering for a while.

On paper, it’s also aiming at the “proper day out” crowd: garden, campsite, stadium seating, balcony, or even as an extra seat when visitors turn up. The side pocket idea is a small touch, but it matters in practice if you don’t want your phone, magazines, or iPad loose in a bag.

That said, it’s not a featherweight option. At 8.1 kg, it’s portable in the sense that it folds and comes with a carry bag, but you’ll feel that weight if you’re doing lots of walking from car to pitch.

What you’ll notice in everyday use

The chair unfolds to a generous footprint (124 x 57 x 95 cm) and then folds down to a packed size of 30 x 30 x 97 cm. That means it’s not exactly “grab-and-go” furniture, but it does store and transport in a reasonably tidy way once it’s packed.

The most noticeable comfort upgrade here is the padding approach. The listing describes 6cm thick cushioning, plus a fabric construction that uses a 400D two-tone PU-coated top layer and a 600D polyester back layer (both described as PC coated). In other words, it’s designed to feel cushioned rather than just “padded over a frame”, which is often where cheaper chairs can fall short.

There’s also a side pocket positioned for small essentials. It’s the sort of detail you only really appreciate once you’re using it: for example, at a campsite you can park your phone and a couple of magazines there while you settle in, instead of reaching into a backpack every time.

One more nuance: because it’s a sofa-style double chair, it can feel more “oversized leisure” than “compact seating”. If your priority is minimal packed size or super-easy carry, this might not be the best fit.

Stability and weight capacity (where it stands out)

Where this chair gets confident is stability. The frame is described as sturdy tubular steel, with a stated support up to 320kg in total (listed as 160 x 2). That places it in the category of heavy-duty leisure seating rather than lightweight camping gear.

It also comes with a bag for storage and carrying, which helps, but you should still factor in the stated weight (8.1 kg). The listing even includes a “warm prompt” that it’s a little heavy and notes you may want to carry it in a camper.

In plain terms: if you want a double seat that feels solid when two people are using it, this approach makes sense. If you’re trying to keep things light enough to carry comfortably for long distances, the weight could be the limiting factor.

Materials and build: comfort-focused fabric

The comfort claim is backed by the materials described. A 6cm cushion sits on top of a fabric system with PU-coated and coated polyester layers, which is meant to contribute to the overall “cozy” feel while sitting.

This chair also leans into a luxury-cushioned vibe rather than a basic folding chair aesthetic. If you’re used to thin camp cushions, the 6cm padding is likely the difference maker.

However, it’s still a folding chair, so like most portable seating, it’s best thought of as day-to-day outdoors seating rather than something you’d want to treat as a fully rigid indoor sofa replacement.

Folding size, storage, and portability reality check

The fold and pack size is 30 x 30 x 97 cm. That’s reasonably manageable for storage, especially if you have space for a long, narrow packed item. Transport is helped by the included storage/carry bag.

But with 8.1 kg, portability is “practical”, not “effortless”. It’s a sensible pick if you’re driving to a campsite, using a balcony space, or setting up at a stadium where the chair can stay put once it’s in position.

If you’re repeatedly carrying it between different spots or climbing stairs with it, you may want to look at lighter alternatives.

Who it suits—and who should probably skip it

It’s a good fit if you want a 2-person outdoor camping sofa-style chair with a high backrest, a 6cm padded cushion, and a solid tubular steel frame. It also makes sense if you’re the type of person who values small practical extras like the side pocket for phone/magazines/iPad.

Worth considering if you’re shopping for: campsite seating, garden lounging, fishing chair use, stadium seating, or an extra reserve seat when visitors come round.

It’s not for you if you need something very light for lots of walking, or if you prefer compact, small-fold chairs that are easy to carry single-handedly.

Mini FAQ

Is it suitable for two adults?

Yes, the chair is described as a camping sofa designed for two people, with a longer 2-person layout.

How comfortable is it compared with basic camping chairs?

The key comfort features mentioned are a high backrest and a 6cm cushion, plus coated fabric layers.

Does it have storage?

Yes. There is a side pocket designed for items like a mobile phone, magazines, and iPad.

Is it heavy for a folding chair?

The listing states a weight of 8.1 kg and suggests it’s a little heavy, with a note that it may be carried in a camper.

Is it worth it?

A double camping chair makes sense when you’re prioritising shared comfort, a supportive high back, and a cushioned feel you can actually relax in—especially for garden, campsite, fishing spots, or stadium use. This one leans into that sofa-style experience with a 6cm cushion and a heavy-duty tubular steel frame.

You may want to skip it if you’re shopping primarily for lightweight portability, because the 8.1 kg weight can be a real-world friction point. If your plan is to drive, park, set up, and stay put, the oversized 2-seater format and high backrest approach are exactly the kind of features that tend to feel worthwhile.