Sorry shouldāve thought someone would want to check it out
This particular stool was as high as we could get because Iām tall others may be a different height.
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Right ok I want one. I actually really need one!!
I am 6ā2" and 80kg I can get it tomo?!??!?!
Will that be ok do you reckon?
K 
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Actually I looked at your cool one and though hmmmm 60kg!!!
So I got this one (in blue of course) - will feedback Mr F.
K
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Iām 6ft 3 and 98kg so you should be fine.
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Great to have inspired you great coat keeping me warm and I can get it on and off with one arm relatively easily.
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I ordered this since it supports 100kg :
Uquip Darcy Portable Folding Stool for Camping and Sports
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Going to have to get a small folding āPonchoā to keep in the net bag behind my wheelchair. Met some friends at a beachside cafe for coffee this afternoon, but the weather took a turn for the worst while we were in there. Wind really got up and that fine, penetrating rain. A good 10 minute trundle from the car-park, so by the time we got back and the 'chair was stowed, it looked like weād been in for a dip fully clothed.
Luckily thereās a branch of Careco just around the corner, so thatās due a visit today. My wife looked so miserable whilst pushing me. But sheās a wonderful little woman, and getting smaller all the time.
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Well it supported me on a known flat surface wouldnāt recommend any stool on an uneven surface without a family member or caregiver in attendance. The stool was great as a short term support to enable me to recover from fatigue plus it was tall enough for me to get up from with my stick as a support
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Mine has arrived!
Ill open it up and take some pics later Mr F!!
K
You can get one legged stools to perch on for that sort of terrain but I donāt know how youād get on with one of thoseā¦probably more likely to topple over on it I suppose 
My sister uses one of these when golfing.
I was thinking of getting one of these for a few years now, but I usually donāt think about it until Iām out walking
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The trouble with this type - if youāre a little dodgy on your pins - is that the moment you stand (unless youāre very quick, they fall over. also, a good sense of balance is needed. That can be an invitation to an accident. Absolutely fine if youāre hale & hearty.
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Great news hope you like it
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Yes, thatās exactly what I was thinking. It would be ok for me now; I just donāt like having to carry too much when out walking, I like to keep my hands free for falls so I like to travel light 
@mrfrederickson This is a great tool for respite from walking etc. It is also used by many artists for outdoor plein air painting.
And now for your next challengeā¦
At strength & balance we have a chair under us for the squat; but last Monday a couple of us managed to do it without the chair and ohh but our legs burned 
but well worth the push to strengthen the legs.
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Great should work out well for you it has extended my range and my comfort considerably.
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No they arenāt, I managed to fall off one backwards before the stroke. Much to the amusement of my so called mates. Iād be super careful if you are thinking of getting one.
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Hi clobbers as stated before you should only use with a carer or family member in attendance and ensure that the surface is even , all such devices have an inherent safety risk , Iām well practiced at getting up from a low point safely so do not consider if you cannot master this feature.
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