QUICK-DRYING TECHMESH is specifically designed to drain water quickly, making this chair a must-have among your fishing accessories for those long days on the water
LIGHTWEIGHT ALUMINUM FRAME ensures the chair's longevity while keeping it lightweight, making it an essential piece of your hunting gear
360° SWIVEL feature allows you to see every direction with less movement, making it a great low-profile deer hunting accessory
CARRY BAG INCLUDED featuring a tech mesh bottom, allowing the chair to dry while in storage and making it easy to transport.
STURDY SUPPORT to prevent this hunting blind chair from sinking in the mud at the wrong time
DETACHABLE BACKREST provides versatility and comfort during your any hunting expedition
COMFORTABLE SEATING for lying in wait, thanks to the chair's quick-drying TechMesh fabric and supportive structure
The ALPS OutdoorZ Mesh Wetland Seat, which is designed for the everyday outdoorsman and outdoorswoman, delivers high-quality performance beyond its price point. Its seat fabric consists of a durable TechMesh that allows water to drain and dey swiftly, for those long, wet days in the field. The lightweight aluminum tubing prevents rusting, ensuring the hunting chair stays lightweight and durable, essential for any hunting gear. The 360° swivel feature of this hunting blind chair provides you with a full range of view and motion with minimal movement, a must-have feature for deer hunting that allows you to spot your prey without alerting them to your presence. Carrying your chair to and from your hunting spot is a snap, thanks to the removable shoulder carry strap. It's perfect for dove hunting, where mobility is key. The chair comes with three foldable arms to prevent sinking into soft soil, making it a versatile addition to your hunting gear. The adjustable height, which ranges from 24 to 34 inches, caters to a variety of hunter sizes and water depths. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or a beginner, the ALPS OutdoorZ Mesh Wetland Seat is a hunting chair crafted to meet your needs.
