Low Loveseat

Cozy Up Around the Campfire Without Blocking the View Roomy two-person design with space for you, a friend, or even your dog Lower base and slightly reclined seat for laid-back comfort Dual insulated drink holders and a sturdy steel frame for lasting fun The Kelty Low Loveseat is your go-to outdoor cuddle couch, perfect for campfires, festivals, and relaxing under the stars. It’s comfy, durable, and easy to carry—chill mode: activated. TECH SPECS Two-person chair, room for two (and/or your dog) Lower to the ground & slightly reclined = more comfort to stretch out Two insulated & size adjustable beverage holders for everything from cans to extra large water bottles Durable, powder coated steel frame Weight Capacity: 400 lb / 181.4 kg Product Weight: 15.38 lb / 6.97 kg Seat Height: 13.5 in / 34 cm Seat/Cot Height From Ground: 13.5" / 34 cm Back Height From Seat: 18" / 46 cm Dimensions: 44" x 23.5" x 31.5" / 112 x 60 x 80 cm Packed Size: 34.5" x 11" x 11" / 88 x 28 x 28 cm Frame Material: Steel Body Fabric: 600D Polyester OVERSIZE ITEM Unfortunately, we do not ship oversize items at this time - they are only available for in-store pick-up. If you need answers before you order, please contact us at 231-439-9500 or sales@bearcuboutfitters.com with any questions! STAFF PICK! "If you camp you need this Low Loveseat. I love how much space it provides yet packs up just like any other camp chair. I like to share it with my kids or just stretch out and sit alone with a cozy blanket by the campfire. Also great for watching a soccer game!" - Heather "My family has two sets of these seats, and they are a must for traveling/ sport/camping families! They are easy to carry over the shoulder and set up at the beach, the field, and the campsite. Easy drink holders on sides and comfy seats." - Abby "Kelty makes durable chairs, and this loveseat is not only durable, but its comfort makes it hard to get out of too! It has one of the smartest travel bags I have seen in a folding chair. The "bag" is a roll that wraps around the chair and buckles closed, but you start by placing the feet of the chair into a little pouch, which is less cumbersome than most folding chairs, where you have to thread the entire chair into an actual bag." - Brandon