Asgard Stratus One

Description

Ever wish your camp chair felt like a real sofa after a long hike or ski day? Stratus One delivers that plush, pressure-point-free comfort without heavy gear. Pop open the frame, let the foam self-inflate, fine-tune firmness, and sink in. If you have been asking, What is the most comfortable outdoor chair for camping, this is your answer.

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Product Description

Asgard Stratus One is a self-inflating camp chair designed to feel like a portable sofa. By bonding self-inflating foam to the fabric, it removes common pressure points found in rigid sling chairs and creates supportive, even cushioning. Setup is simple: open the aluminum frame, attach the fabric, open the one-way valve, and let the foam do the work. You can speed things up with an optional pump and dial in comfort around the recommended 0.6 psi.

If you are wondering, Are inflatable chairs good for camping and hiking, Stratus One shows why: fast setup, adjustable firmness, and real-body support for long sits at camp, festivals, or the backyard. Compared to traditional folding camp chairs, it focuses on comfort first without adding complexity. Grab yours now and relax anywhere.

Features

Self-inflating comfort: Integrated foam fills and supports to reduce pressure points for sofa-like seating.
Adjustable firmness: One-way valve lets you fine-tune pressure around a recommended 0.6 psi for your ideal feel.
Quick setup frame: Aluminum structure connects fast and stays stable on varied ground.
Durable fabric shell: Tough, comfortable fabric bonded to foam for cushioned support.
Packable design: Packs to a manageable box shape for easy transport and storage.
Optional fast inflation: Pair with our Asgard Packraft Hand Pump for Camping & Kayaking to speed up inflation when time is tight.

Specs

Series: Asgard Stratus One
Materials: Self-inflating foam, fabric, aluminum
Product Dimensions (Ready to Use): 23.23 x 33.86 x 39.76 in (59 x 86 x 101 cm)
Product Dimensions (Packed Size): 7.09 x 10.24 x 19.29 in (18 x 26 x 49 cm)
Package Dimensions: 7.48 x 10.63 x 19.69 in (19 x 27 x 50 cm)
Seat Width (Front): 23.23 in (59 cm)
Seat Width (Back): 11.02 in (28 cm)
Seat Depth: 17.72 in (45 cm)
Backrest Height: 24.02 in (61 cm)
Backrest Angle: 120° – 125°
Net Weight: 77.60 oz (2200 g)
Gross Weight: 88.18 oz (2500 g)
Maximum Weight Capacity: 242.51 lbs (110 kg)
Note: All dimensions and weights are manually measured and may vary slightly. The chair is soft and inflatable, its shape may change depending on the user’s weight and chair’s firmness.
Ideal Uses: Camping, basecamp, festivals, backyard lounging
Warranty: Contact us via our contact page for prompt assistance.
Color Options / Variations: Black

What’s Included?

Asgard Stratus One chair
Carry bag

Warnings

Do not overinflate: Keep pressure near the recommended 0.6 psi to protect seams and foam.
Avoid prolonged sun exposure: Extended UV and heat can degrade fabric and foam; store in shade when possible.
Check assembly before use: Ensure frame poles are fully seated and fabric corners are secure before sitting.
Usage Restriction: Do not jump on the seat. Jumping is strictly prohibited to ensure user safety and prevent product damage.

Return & Exchange

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How to Use?

Set up the frame
- Open the aluminum frame and connect all poles by following the cord path until fully seated.
Attach the fabric
- Slide each pole end fully into the four reinforced fabric corners to ensure a secure fit.
Inflate the chair
- Open the one-way air valve and allow about 5 minutes for the foam to self-inflate to roughly 70 percent.
Optional – Speed it up
- Use a pump to add air faster. A compact option is our Asgard Packraft Hand Pump.
Dial in firmness
- Close the valve at your preferred feel. To reduce pressure, gently press the one-way valve to release a small amount of air. Target around 0.6 psi.
Pack down
- To deflate, open the valve, press air out evenly, close the valve, and stow in the carry bag.

FAQs

Q: What is the most comfortable outdoor chair for camping?
A: Stratus One uses self-inflating foam bonded to fabric to remove pressure points and deliver sofa-like comfort at camp.

Q: Are inflatable chairs good for camping and hiking?
A: Yes. The self-inflating design sets up fast, adjusts for firmness, and supports your whole body for long sits without hot spots.

Q: How much weight can the Asgard Stratus One camping chair hold?
A: The Asgard Stratus One safely supports up to 242.51 lbs (110 kg), ensuring reliable comfort and durability for campers, hikers, and festival-goers using its self-inflating foam and sturdy aluminum frame.

Q: Is it safe to jump on the Asgard Stratus One inflatable camp chair?
A: No, jumping on the Asgard Stratus One is strictly prohibited to protect the self-inflating foam and aluminum frame, ensuring user safety and maintaining the chair’s plush, sofa-like comfort.

Q: Which folding camping chair offers sofa-like comfort?
A: Stratus One focuses on plush, even cushioning versus thin slings, making it a comfort-first choice for basecamp and backyard use.

Q: How does Asgard Stratus One compare to a traditional folding camp chair?
A: Traditional chairs rely on taut fabric over a frame; Stratus One adds self-inflating foam for thicker, more supportive seating and adjustable firmness.

Q: How can I avoid pressure points when sitting in a camp chair for hours?
A: Choose a self-inflating model like Stratus One that spreads load across foam and lets you fine-tune pressure with a one-way valve.

Q: Can I speed up inflation?
A: Yes. While it self-inflates, you can use a small pump like our Asgard Packraft Hand Pump to reach your preferred firmness faster.

Q: Is this chair suitable for hot, sunny camps in the US Southwest?
A: Yes, but avoid prolonged direct sun when not in use to protect materials. Shade storage is recommended.

Q: Will it work for Canadian fall or mild winter camping?
A: Yes. Self-inflating foam still works in cool temps; allow a bit more time to reach desired firmness and avoid overinflation.

Q: What is the recommended inflation pressure?
A: Around 0.6 psi. Close the valve when the seat feels supportive without being overly firm.

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