This was somewhat a gray purchase. I say somewhat because it’s smaller than I expected, yet, it still works. Only thing is different from the large is, there are NOT adjustable straps for the back & it’s good size for 5 year old to 7 years old. BUT… the awesome things is, it can hold up to 160lbs. STRONG! No seriously! It does! Although I suggest NOT letting anyone of that weight to use it for themselves. I CAN eventually give and break. So, get the large chair if you can. Lol! But I had it set up for my little ones who are 8 & 13. When they came home they sat in it and loved it! (Probably cause it swings. Lol!) But it was a bit small for them. ESPECIALLY my 13 year old. As HUGE as the large adult one is, I didn’t expect this one to be so small. I assumed it would be at least 3-4 feet high. But it was more like 2 ft. I think my 2 year old granddaughter would fit in it perfectly. BUT, I wouldn’t suggest letting toddlers use this unless they were well coordinated. Only because it’s not stable for little ones who’s still working on their balance. Otherwise, as long as they can SIT in it WITHOUT HELP, I think it’s perfect! Funny thing is… although my 8 year old seems a bit tall for this chair, she sits in it VERY COMFORTABLY. Her friends even enjoy sitting in it too. But, as i said earlier… it’s probably because of the whole swinging thing. I, myself sit in it from time to time. But I’m quite petite compared to most adults. 5’ 1” @ I’d like to say 125 but realistically im around 150. COVID is my excuse for such weight gain. Heehee! My husband, on the other hand, is extremely larger than I am could sit in it too. But I’m sure he’ll break it eventually. He’s not obese, but he is MUCH taller and a bit on the broad muscle builder type. 5’ 11” to 6’ 1” (on a good day-haha) @ 230. So, if he could sit in it for a moments time, the durability on this brand or item is worth the cost. THAT’S my point! Oh and the backseat isn’t as high, so as an adult, sitting back is quite uncomfortable. You can’t really relax fully in this chair. But as a child, they can! It’s like a one-seater hammock for them. But this is something worth looking into for families who has little kids, NOT SPECIFICALLY TODDLERS or babies, more for 5 year olds and up. (Depending on height and coordination) Especially for those who’s always on the go with outdoor activities.

My 4yrs old and 6yrs old loves this chair. Easy to fold and carry. Very light weight.

My son who is on the spectrum loves this! It’s perfect for fidgety little ones and sensory seekers! My very tall five year old can it in it no problem but my two year old can get in it himself (he is also the size of an average 4 year old)

Shipping was super quick! The kids love their chairs, and so nice to easily transport in the car or carry in its great lightweight bag. I think we would have preferred it folded similar to other chairs of this type, but you must remove the seating part, then fold the frame and insert them both into the bag. Easy enough, just would be better to not have 2 pieces. But truly that’s not much of a complaint and I certainly wouldn’t let that stop me in saying it’s a great little chair, that holds, I believe up to 80 pounds. May invest in the adult ones now!

My granddaughter loves it

Both my 6 year old and 3 year olds love these chairs. Parent's need to watch their kids a bit though. My 3 year old discovered that if she puts her her feet up on the chair and leans back she flips over backwards. She thinks it's great fun. Gives me a minor heart attack!

Great Quality, however a bit misleading because it is not big enough for "youth". I bought 2 of these for 2 of my granddaughters (ages 7 & 10) the chair fits the 7 year old well enough but not near the right size for a 10 year old (80lbs), the back and seat are just not big enough for most 8 years and up.

Comfortable and relaxing chair. I love that it’s adjustable to sit up straight or lay back. I only wish the put away part was a little faster like the other camping chairs. Putting away this chair is a 3 step process. 1-Taking the seat off, put on side 2- close/fold leg part 3- wrap seat part around legs to put in bag.

Our granddaughter loves the chair, however it does not have any adjustments like the adult version has. It also has a tendency to sway far enough back that it sets in panic thinking my granddaughter will fall backwards. Assistance to enter the chair may needed to prevent knocking it over or tipping too far back until in seated position. She really enjoys sitting in the swing chair

This is actually for toddlers. My 12 and 13 year old kids were too big for this ... although the kids are small in size compared to others in their class at school.