A faithful reproduction of a chair issued to WWII army officers, the rugged spirit of the original lives on in this utility version with its military-grade materials and minimum requisite size.
First developed in 1941, this folding chair was included in the toolbox issued to army officers who rode in the MB and GPW—4-wheel drive vehicles affectionately called “jeeps”— during WWII.
The seat is made of waxed, water-resistant 16 oz. cotton canvas and the frame composed of solid steel bent and finished in Gun Blue, the same material used in firearms.
First developed in 1941, this folding chair was included in the toolbox issued to army officers who rode in the MB and GPW—4-wheel drive vehicles affectionately called “jeeps”— during WWII.
The seat is made of waxed, water-resistant 16 oz. cotton canvas and the frame composed of solid steel bent and finished in Gun Blue, the same material used in firearms.
A&F
Starting as a distributor of premium American outdoor products in 1977, A&F then began to develop their own line of products, mainly durable and long-lasting knives. Expanding their product line in 1990 to include other outdoor essentials--such as chairs and keyholders--A&F boasts a 40 year history in outdoor products, with a focus on useful products to nurture an appreciation for the outdoors.
Adirondack Micro Chair
Dimensions
• 11.4" W x 7.9" D x 11.4" H
• When Folded: .99" W x 7.09" D x 7.88" H
Materials
• Waxed Canvas
• Steel Frame
Weight
• 1.69 lbs