Early start waiting outside a shop with a coffee. A friend took this with the flash while we were chatting. Having a seat made that quiet bit before opening much more pleasant.
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Portable Wearable Chair
Portable Wearable Chair
🦵 Rest your legs anywhere
😌 No more standing for hours
💪 Holds up to 330 lbs
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“Was a bit unsure if it would hold me as I’m a big guy. Took a bit of adjusting, but felt fine once I sat down. Used it at my son’s game and didn’t have to hunt for a bench for once.”
“Thought I’d tip backwards at first 😂 Tried it at home and took a few goes to get used to it. Felt better with my feet flat on the floor. Glad I tried it before taking it out.”
“Queue barely moved all afternoon. I just stood up when I needed to move forward, then sat back down. Left it on the whole time.”
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1x Sitzy wearable chair:
- 2 adjustable leg supports with padded seats
- Waist belt
- Thigh straps
- Heel straps
+587 rested legs
Endless lines. Nowhere to sit.
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Strap it on. Walk. Sit anywhere.
Same line. Now you're sitting.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 587 reviews.
Used it while the museum queue wasn't moving. Still getting used to having straps around my thighs, but sitting down to check the tickets was handy. I'd practise putting it on before taking it somewhere busy.
My friend made me laugh just as he took this at the basketball court. I was there to watch, not play, and was quite happy having my own spot to sit on the sidelines.
Tried it during the school pickup wait with my son's backpack. I had to spend a little time sorting the straps before leaving home. Once I stopped by the gate, it was nice to have a seat of my own.
The gate seats were taken, so I found a clear bit of floor beside my suitcase and got my book out. Putting it on takes more thought than sitting in a normal chair, but I was pleased I'd packed it.
We hit a long pause in the attraction queue, so I sat and checked my phone with my cap in the other hand. Glad I'd tried it at home first rather than figuring it out there.
Coffee in hand while watching my daughter's football match. I stayed by the fence with the other parents instead of looking for a bench. My friend took this while I was following the ball, hence the windswept hair!
Our guide stopped in the square to explain the next part of the walk. I sat with the map on my lap and could keep listening with the group. Didn't have to disappear in search of somewhere to sit.
My bus stop has a pole and absolutely no bench. This was the first place I thought of trying Sitzy. Sat back from the kerb and kept an eye on the road.
Waiting in the station concourse, checking my watch as usual. I liked being able to sit beside my luggage while we waited for the platform announcement. A friend caught this photo before I noticed.
Opened the parcel on the living room floor and spent a while working out where the straps went. I've only tried it at home so far, but the idea makes much more sense once it's on. Taking it to the next family outing.
Stopped to watch a street magician with my little one. Everyone had settled in and I didn't fancy sitting on the paving. This was a nice way to stay for the rest of the show.
Sunflower seeds on my lap, feet on the ground, watching the game. Such a small thing, but having somewhere to sit without bringing a separate chair was lovely.
Took this to the evening parade. My husband used the flash, so excuse the photo! I could sit at the pavement edge and still take a few pictures without leaving our spot.
Waiting for my family member to come past in the race. I ended up sitting with the sign on my lap, watching everyone except the person I was looking for. Glad I had this with me.
Watching my kid at the skatepark from the flat area outside the ramps. Water bottle, a bit of patience and somewhere to sit. That's a much nicer afternoon for me.
Waiting for our food-truck order while my mate kept talking about what he'd ordered. I had my ticket in one hand and my own place to sit. Pretty much the sort of everyday use I bought it for.
Used mine during a quiet spell at my market stall while sorting a bag. It takes a little planning around the boxes and table, but having a seated break in my own space was welcome.
Found a spot for it in the boot beside the shopping bags. That's where mine lives now, otherwise I'd definitely forget it on the days I actually want it.
The bags were taking their time at the carousel. I sat well back from it with my phone and watched for ours. One of those unglamorous travel moments where I was happy I'd brought Sitzy.
I had my own spot while we waited for our number to be called.
I wanted to know whether the idea would fit my days, not whether it looked impressive in a picture. Useful for sitting back and watching, which was all I planned to do.
The separate pads and the belt made more sense once I had the whole thing laid out in front of me. First time I've remembered to bring something for my own wait.
It was a practical little break in a busy day selling secondhand bits. It made me realise how often I wait for other people to finish something before we move on. I'm keeping my expectations sensible and enjoying trying it.
Good addition to my Saturday routine with the junior football team.
Sat with my child's bag while the last class came out.
My friend and I took turns minding the stall while the other browsed. I was interested enough to take a little time understanding the straps rather than giving it a rushed try. So far, I'm happy I looked into it. I'd like a simpler way to explain it to someone seeing it for the first time.
This has a place in my market-day pile now.
We arrived well before the coach and I was prepared for the extra time. My interest was in the waiting-around moments rather than replacing the chairs we already have. An interesting addition to an ordinary routine.
Worked into my airport routine better than I thought it would.
I brought it for the waiting parts of the trip and actually used it.
Bought it with public-transport waits in mind and have used it that way. I had to pay attention to the straps at first, rather than assuming I'd understand everything straight away. I appreciate having the option.
I like planning for somewhere to sit before I actually need a break. It isn't something I'd take on every single outing.
The car is the easiest place for me to remember it. It's an unusual thing to explain to someone who hasn't seen it, so I usually just show them. I like the concept more now that I've seen it properly.
We only meant to stop for a minute, then stayed much longer. It took me a while to stop overthinking the way it looks and concentrate on how I wanted to use it. It's found a place in my plans.
The photo is just me in my usual school-run clothes.
I stayed near my family during the wait for the raffle draw.
The magician kept my child entertained while I enjoyed a seated break. I had to make a couple of adjustments before I felt properly settled.
It turned a dull wait into a small reading break.
I brought it for the waiting at a school sports day. I gave it four stars because there is a learning step for me.