[0.27 lb] This stool is about the height of a standard chair. Very sturdy, just make sure the legs are locked. It travels well too. I put it in the outside (tripod) pocket of my bag and carry it that way.

[5.1 x 5 x 4.15"] Bought Walkstool Steady for using my Walkstool in my yard after it rains and the ground is soft and muddy. It works perfectly for keeping the Walkstool stable in challenging terrain. As an added bonus it keeps the feet clean. Attachment style is somewhat unusual but it works for me so far!

[3.9 oz / 110 g] I have only used it once, so far, but it seems very well made and will stand up to the rigors of using it on uneven surfaces. I had a plastic collapsible seat for a few years, but it always struggled on anything but perfectly flat and level placements - it took on some damage on a couple of occasions and then I had a complete fail a week or so ago. This stool is actually lighter than the plastic stool and is much smaller than my tripod. In my photo backpack I have the tripod in one side pouch and the stool on the other side. Perfect!

[5.1 x 5 x 4.15"] This fold up stool is just what I was looking for. Spending hours on my knees shooting High School basketball was killing my knees. I tried all kinds of knee pads from volleyball to strap on construction types and after 3 to 4 hrs my knees were hurting. This Walkstool puts me almost at the same height as kneeling did and is comfortable the whole time.
It is light and It easily folds up so you can move around the court with it . When in use it is very steady and doesn't want to tip over.
With the big feet I'm sure it will work outside shooting soccer as well.
Wish I had purchased one a long time ago.

[3.9 oz / 110 g] I owned a previous version of this same stool. I used it to shoot sports for over 10 years. Then, I sat on it and heard the seat tear a little and I just couldn't trust it anymore. So, I bought a new one. These stools are AWESOME! They're super light weight, compact, and durable. You can sit at its normal height or you can sit on it without extending the legs (this is handy when sitting low to shoot field sports - and it even swivels easily then too). Just be careful that the surface is strong enough so the feet don't sink into the dirt or turf surface.

[3.9 oz / 110 g] Adds a great deal of stability to the walking stool.

[3.9 oz / 110 g] I use this stool constantly, every day when I am out birding. It allows me to get low (I'm too old to lie flat on the ground!) and not spook the birds! Also, it helps me to stabilize myself better, using my knee as a tripod.

[5.1 x 5 x 4.15"] This is nice with the Walkstool itself. As soon as I got it, I put it on and it was easy to do with the three draw cinch cords for each leg. It really helps when you have had two knees replaced and a hip, getting old is tough. Buy this with the Walkstool and you won’t good wrong. Very light to carry too. Jim, Charlotte, NC

[5.1 x 5 x 4.15"] This retractable stool is very sturdy, light to carry and comfortable to sit on during photography shoots. Also easy to clean off after being planted in sand on the beach. Highly recommended.

[3.9 oz / 110 g] I am primarily a botanical photographer so I often need to get close to the ground to line up a picture. I had 2 of the collapsable circular stools, both of which stopped working with repetitive use. This stool is still new, but it is working for me on my first extended trip after purchase. Though it does not collapse as much as the circular stool, it has a simple design that I believe will last on successive trips.