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campingstuhl erlangen Faltbarer Campingstuhl Relax kaufenHighlights: Sehr geringes Packma Breiter bequemer Sitz Sehr schneller Auf und Abbau Belastbarkeit bis 150 kg Spare 10% beim Kauf von zwei Campingsthlen und unserem neuen Campingtisch. Zum Vorteilspaket Der horntools Campingstuhl Relax Dein zuverlssiger Begleiter fr Outdoor Abenteuer Freue dich auf unvergessliche Outdoor Momente mit unserem Campingstuhl, der speziell fr dich entwickelt wurde. Der horntools Campingstuhl bietet nicht nur einen

Highlights:

  • Sehr geringes Packmaß
  • Breiter bequemer Sitz
  • Sehr schneller Auf- und Abbau
  • Belastbarkeit bis 150 kg

Spare 10% beim Kauf von zwei Campingstühlen und unserem neuen Campingtisch. Zum Vorteilspaket

Der horntools Campingstuhl Relax - Dein zuverlässiger Begleiter für Outdoor-Abenteuer

Freue dich auf unvergessliche Outdoor-Momente mit unserem Campingstuhl, der speziell für dich entwickelt wurde. Der horntools Campingstuhl bietet nicht nur einen blitzschnellen Aufbau, eine bequeme Sitzposition und ein minimales Packmaß, sondern kommt auch mit einer praktischen Tragetasche, damit du ihn mühelos überallhin mitnehmen kannst.

Ruckzuck aufgebaut - mehr Zeit für das Wesentliche:

Der horntools Campingstuhl, auf den du gewartet hast. Mit seinem cleveren Design und patentiertem Verschlussmechanismus, ist er in Sekundenschnelle aufgestellt, damit du mehr Zeit mit Entspannung und Genuss verbringen kannst. Egal, ob du in der Natur entspannst oder am Lagerfeuer sitzt – der horntools Campingstuhl macht es möglich.

Entspannung in jeder Lage:

Genieße höchsten Komfort mit der ergonomischen Sitzfläche und der bequemen Rückenlehne. Die perfekte Sitzposition ist garantiert, egal ob du beim Angeln, Campen oder Picknicken bist. Dieser Stuhl macht jeden Moment zu einem entspannten Erlebnis.

Kompakt und leicht - bereit für jedes Abenteuer:

Der horntools Campingstuhl beeindruckt nicht nur durch seinen Komfort, sondern auch durch sein extrem geringes Packmaß. Ideal für Wanderungen und Campingausflüge. Dieser Campingstuhl begleitet dich überall hin, ohne viel Platz im Rucksack zu beanspruchen.

Tragetasche inklusive:

Damit du deinen Stuhl immer bequem transportieren kannst, haben wir eine robuste Tragetasche beigelegt. Sie schützt deinen Stuhl und gibt dir die Freiheit, spontan zu neuen Abenteuern aufzubrechen.

Egal, ob du ein erfahrener Entdecker oder Wochenendabenteurer bist – der horntools Campingstuhl wird deine Erwartungen übertreffen und dir in der Natur unvergessliche Momente bescheren. Hol ihn dir jetzt und mach dich bereit für dein nächstes Abenteuer!

Technische Daten:

  • Größe (offen): 75 x 66 x 44/95 cm (L x T x H)
  • Packmaß geschlossen: 68 x 21 x 11 cm (L x B x T)
  • Größe Rahmen: 22 x 16 x 0,8 mm
  • Maximale Belastbarkeit: 150 kg
  • Höhe Sitzfläche: 50 cm
  • Höhe Sitzlehne (Oberkante): 92 cm
  • Material Rahmen: Stahlrohr mit Pulverbeschichtung
  • Material Stoff: 600D Polyester mit PVC-Beschichtung
  • Material Tragetasche: 300D Polyester mit PVC-Beschichtung
  • Gewicht: 4,1 kg (ohne Tasche)
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H. Smith
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★★★★★ 4
Another good Patchett book
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