Black Sierra Nitro Pro XL 360 Degree Silent Swivel Hunt Chair, for Hunting and Fishing, Padded Folding Chair Supports 300 Lbs, with Armrests, Adjustable Legs, Cupholder and Carry Strap

What are the most important things for a hunting chair? Silence, portability and comfort. Well it has none of those.It creaks like you're stepping on bubble wrap everytime you adjust yourself. Which trust me is going to be often. If you're hoping to turn and take aim silently then you're in for major disappointment.It's very heavy for a fold up chair, very awkward to carry. You're already carrying your blind, your bag, your gun and whatever else. Now you have this beast dangling off your back tangling up on your legs and any twig you pass. 150 yards back and forth into the bush with this and I was ready to toss it and just sit in the dirt.It's not very comfortable. It's stiff and has zero recline. You're sitting totally straight up the whole time. Which is ok if it's go time. But for the hours it isn't you're going to be sliding down to get an angle you can rest at. It doesn't breath that well either and you get that itch when you've been sitting too long.Overall this thing is a solid 1/5. It's not even remotely worth its price tag. At over 300$ you would expect to feel like you're in a lazy boy in the bush. Nope. Not even close. I will be tossing this after the season finishes. I'm begging you. Save your money.

My Dad loves his chair! He finds it very comfortable, and it looks classy for an outdoor chair. I will be ordering another one. I didn't buy it for hunting. My Dad is elderly with limited mobility. He lives on rural property and never seems to have a proper place to sit. He loves this chair because it has the height he needs to get out of it easily. The arm rests are an integral part of that. The feet are sturdy and give stability on uneven surfaces. The smooth swivel component allows him to be productive without having to get out of his chair for tasks. I like that it is a plastic weave mesh. It won't cling onto dust so easily and looks like it will withstand the elements for some time. The padding Dad says is very comfortable. I am thinking of ordering one for me as well to use in my outdoor office / tent. It would be a great computer chair for outdoors :-)

This chair is fantastic! So far I’ve gotten to use it dove hunting and it worked great. I was on a slight incline and was able to adjust the legs for the chair to sit level. The swivel action is smooth and silent. I’m 6’3” and 265 lbs and was very comfortable. The chair is sturdy and well made.

The description says it's mesh. It is not. It is a tight woven plastic or vinyl. The description also says portable. That's subjective... That being said, it is a comfortable chair. It does fold flat, but it is on the heavy side. I got it primarily to use in a hide for bird photography. I can keep it folded down in the back seat of my vehicle and have it readily available, or set up in the hide. I've not had any issues with noise from the the swivel mechanism as others have mentioned. So far it's quiet and the operation is smooth. It is well made and very sturdy.

Comfortable seat. Not really "silent" because the ball bearings for the swivel action make a bit of noise. Biggest issue is quality control. You'll notice in the pics that one side of the plate that mounts the swivel/seat portion has spacers, and the other side does not. So, when you swing around at a certain point the seat either dips or raises. Kind of annoying. Not sure how to get in touch with the seller/manufacturer to get the spacers required. I can find something around the garage that'll do. But for near $200 I'd expect better.Update:After taking it hunting a few times I've noted a few things they need to be improved.A. It's heavy. It's not one you'd want to carry a long distance to a blind. The strap is awkward. Lighter materials or make it more compatible.It makes a lot of creaking noises. It's cold when I hunt and metal will contract and expand. The metal on metal joints is a no-go. Throw a plastic spacer between metal parts. When your all quiet those creaks echo and any deer inside a mile or more will definitely hear it!Edit:After using this hunting for awhile I'm lowering my review. Several of the bolts have loosened. The riveted joints on the arm rests have loosened. It rattles, creaks, and cracks. I ended up adding a bunch of rubber washers to the bolts to reduce metal-on-metal contact/rub. I plan to drill out the rivets and replace with bolts with the rubber washers as well. For what I paid for this, these types of things should have already been considered by the manufacturer. Quite honestly, this seller should quit selling them. Do not buy. If you do, prepare to put time and effort into making it usable.