The Rebound Chair is a folding camp chair that rocks without the wide curved rails of a traditional rocker. The base flexes to give a short, controlled rocking motion, so you get the rock without the bulk. That is what lets it collapse flat and drop into the included carry bag.
It is rated to hold 300 lb and packs down to 38.6 in long, 9.4 in wide, and 7.28 in tall. At 18.78 lb it is not the lightest chair in the catalog, but the trade is a stable, full-size seat instead of a flimsy backpacking sling. The wide bucket-style seat sits you back and holds shape over a long evening at the fire.
Rocking works best on firm, level ground. On loose sand, deep grass, or a slope the feet can sink or the arc goes uneven, so pick a flat spot for the smoothest rock. Set up and pack down are tool-free, and the chair stores in its bag in the bed of a truck or a rooftop-tent gear bay.
