This version of the Walkstool Basic Stool offers a normal sitting height of 20" and low sitting height of 12". The three aluminum legs adjust telescopically between these two heights. The stool folds into an easy-to-carry seating solution for event and press photographers, campers and other outdoor enthusiasts, trade show reps, or simply anyone who needs a seat where a comfortable chair may be hard to come by. It can also be used as a stand to hold tools and other small objects when you make repairs.

This 20" model is ideally suitable for user heights up to 5'9", and it supports up to 330 lb on its black polyester seat and matching gray legs. Walkstool focuses on designing quality, long-lasting products and is the first brand to make telescopically adjustable three-legged stools.

Lightweight, Foldable, Telescopic Stool    For Event Shooters, Trade Shows, Campers    Normal Sitting Height: 20"    Low Sitting Height: 12"    330 lb Weight Capacity    Black Polyester Seat, Matching Gray Legs

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. This isn't adjustable height?

A: No, the height is Not adjustable on this stool.

Q: 2. How many heights does it adjust to, just high or low or more?

A: Its only safely designed for one height.

Q: 3. What's the maximum weight

A: Max weight is 550lbs. Traveled with it in Ireland for 2 weeks with substantial use by someone who is 400 lbs. Never felt that it stressed the limit. Felt very secure. There are only two heights - 18in and 30 in, so if 30 in is at the top of your seating range, go with one size down - it will be more comfortable.

Q: 4. I guess the height is not adjustable, right?

A: There are 2 height positions on this Walkstool Comfort 45 Large Folding Stool.

Q: 5. How many different heights can it adjust to?

A: only one height 30 inches. I returned the one I bought because it was to high. I then purchased the small one 45L and I am very happy with my purchase. I am 6 ft tall the 45L in 18 inch high great for a stool. It is easy to carry and very sturdy.

Q: 6. I am 5:5 inches tall. Is this stoll high for me? I want to make sure my feet touch the ground. Please help?

A: The seat can adjust from a height of 15 to 22"

Q: 7. As a photographer with bad knees I need something that I can use rather than getting down on my knees, is this something that would work? 6 foot 235 ?

A: It would be a great help. Just keep in mind its collapsible, so motion would not be ideal for use.

Q: 8. What are the legs made of?

A: The legs would be made of Aluminum. They are very sturdy but also light.

Q: 9. I am 5:6 inches tall. Is this the right size for me? I am not a big guy. Is the seat too small? Thanks.

A: The seat hight is adjustable from 11" to 18" and could support 440 lbs.

Q: 10. I tried one with the legs not extended. It’s a rocking chair! How do you get it it sit level on flat ground( like, in a basketball gym?)

A: With the legs collapsed, you have a one-legged stool. It requires your legs to complete the "tripod". This is a very active sitting position and with practice it can be stable. It reminds me of the milking stool my grandfather used. It's IMO meant to be for mobile situations (e.g. get up quickly and go, change positions) and for me it is a athletic challenge, but doable - however only when in the woods shooting photos. I'm not sure I want any witnesses to my getting out of the low position. I have the 18" stool. I'm 6' tall and weigh over 200 pounds. If you are buying a stool for a spectator application, then IMO you would want one that is comfortable in the high position. That position offers more stability against being jostled and your legs are readily available to help you recover. Depending on the stool selected, if you bum is below your knees, then you will want to extend your legs for stability. The wrong choice could be a challenge on flexibility.