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Knight and Hale Low Profile Chair

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Knight and Hale Low Profile Chair

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The Knight and Hale Run N’ Gun Ground Lounge is a versatile, low-profile chair designed for comfort during long ground hunts, tailgates, or camping trips. Featuring a breathable mesh seat and backrest in custom Knight & Hale camo, this lightweight chair supports up to 300 pounds and weighs just 7.75 pounds. Its aluminum frame is durable and stable, with extra wide pivoting feet for use on uneven terrain. The adjustable backrest allows for personalized comfort, and the integrated shoulder strap makes it easy to carry to and from the field. Ideal for hunters who need stealth, comfort, and mobility.

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Weight 10.200 kg
Dimensions 20.50 × 19.25 × 7.25 cm

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