[Malachai Constant]

I have a couple themarest chairs that I take on canoe trips as they make good canoe seats. Otherwise it's logs and rocks with a sitting pad.

[HunterConservationist]

Hunting partner found a pair of metal folding chairs way deep in the wilderness area two decades ago. Every time I go back to the camp I drag the chairs out from under their hiding place. They are pure luxury! Sue me.

[BaNosser]

I use a Big Agnes Cyclone SL... weighs 153 g (5.4oz) on my scale.. I do not use it with an inflatable pad (I feel my inflatable sleeping pad is too valuable to risk sitting on it and grinding it in to ground)... I bring a 2 section piece of a z-pad I cut from an old one I had that I bring as my sit pad on all my hikes/backpack outings (in my day pack, a 23 oz Salomon Raid Revo 30 it fits in perfectly and pads my back a bit, it also goes under my feet at the end of my inf sleeping pad).. I place it in the bottom of the chair to give me a little padding and the back form fits to my back giving good support while I am able kick back and relax... the side adjusters allow me to change my position too.. I suppose it might even be more comfy with the right inflatable pillow as the pad