23Zero Swinga Chair – Hammock-Style Camp Swing Chair
23Zero Swinga Chair – Hammock-Style Camp Swing Chair
The 23Zero Swinga Chair is a folding camp chair built on a swing frame — the seat hangs off a powder-coated steel A-frame so it rocks instead of sitting flat on the ground. It holds up to 300 lb, weighs 16.4 lb, and folds to 9 x 31 x 7.5 in with an included carry bag. The seat is breathable polyester with a mesh center panel for airflow, plus a padded foam headrest, a drink holder, and a side pocket for a phone, book, or snacks.
The swing motion is the whole point, and it costs you some weight. At 16.4 lb the Swinga is heavier than a basic folding camp chair, but you're carrying a steel rocker, not a fabric sling. Setup is fast: unfold the frame, lock it into position, and sit down. No tools, no poles to thread. The mesh panel keeps your back from sweating through a hot afternoon, and the 300 lb rating means it isn't a fair-weather seat.
It packs into its own bag for the back of the rig or the garage, so it works as overland base-camp seating, a fishing-trip chair, a campfire lounger, or a back-porch swing that happens to fold. One note: the packed size and weight are listed below, but the open footprint and seat height aren't specified — plan your space accordingly.
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Overview
The 23Zero Swinga Chair is a hammock-style swing chair on a powder-coated steel frame. It holds 300 lb, weighs 16.4 lb, and folds into an included carry bag for transport and storage.
Key features
- Swing frame: powder-coated steel A-frame lets the seat rock instead of sitting flat
- 300 lb weight capacity
- Breathable polyester seat with a mesh center panel for airflow
- Padded foam headrest, one drink holder, and a side storage pocket
- Folds to 9 x 31 x 7.5 in and packs into the included carry bag
- Tool-free setup: unfold and lock into position
Use cases
Built for overland base-camp seating, fishing trips, and campfire lounging, but it folds small enough to live in the garage and pull out for the back deck or a kid's ball game. The swing motion and 300 lb steel frame make it a chair people reach for more than once a season.
- Weight capacity: 300 lb
- Chair weight: 16.4 lb
- Packed dimensions: 9 in W x 31 in L x 7.5 in H
- Frame: rust-resistant powder-coated steel
- Seat fabric: breathable polyester with mesh center panel
- Headrest: padded foam
- Storage: one drink holder, one side pocket
- Carry bag: included
- Setup: tool-free; unfold and lock into position
How much weight can the Swinga Chair hold?
It's rated to 300 lb. The powder-coated steel frame carries the load, not the fabric, so it holds up to repeated use rather than being a fair-weather seat.
How big is it when folded, and how heavy?
It folds to 9 x 31 x 7.5 in and weighs 16.4 lb. It ships with a carry bag, so it stows flat in the back of a rig or in the garage. That's heavier than a basic sling chair — the weight is the steel swing frame, which is what lets it rock.
Does it need assembly or tools?
No. Unfold the frame, lock it into position, and sit down. There are no poles to thread and no tools required.
Will the frame rust if it gets wet or lives outside?
The frame is rust-resistant powder-coated steel, so a rained-on afternoon is no problem. For the longest life, wipe it dry and stow it in the carry bag rather than leaving water standing in the joints over a whole season.
Is it stable on soft or uneven ground?
The Swinga sits on a fixed swing frame, not leveling feet, so it's happiest on firm, level ground. On sand or soft dirt, set the feet on a flat, packed spot before you put your weight on it.
Will the seat get hot and sweaty?
The seat is breathable polyester with a mesh center panel, so air moves through your back instead of trapping heat against it on a warm afternoon.