HelinoxCamp Chair Rocking Accessory Runners (Set of 2), Chair Two

I bought these to add to my Helinox Chair One XL. They're very sturdy, and easy to slip on to the chair's feet. They do work best on level ground, so I keep that in mind when planning any trip. I love the rocking feet attachments, but I usually leave them at home when going to brushy, hilly areas. They're definitely fun to use when sitting with a group of friends, but someone usually takes over the chair when I get up for even a minute :)I bought them from Amazon, and they were packed and delivered safely. I know I could have done without them, yet I'm glad I bought them-- so comfy!

I have another camping rocker that I love, but it takes up a ridiculous amount of space in the trunk and it’s heavy as $h*t!! Adding the Helinox Rocker feet to my Chair One has resolved that issue. As an innately fidgety person, I love to rock in my chairs, and this does the job well. Upon first trying these, I felt like I was going to rock too far back and tip over. However, that is not the case. You get a nice long rocking motion, and these feet prevent you from going over backwards. Sometimes I rock fast and and quite violently, yet I’ve had no issues with falling or with the feet detaching. You need these for your Chair One! I do believe that these should be just slightly cheaper, but I would definitely not have a problem paying the $49.99 again if I had to.

The rockers are built of high-quality plastic, are easy to attach to the legs of the chair, and are easily removed but stay very secure while rocking in the chair. The rocking chair is very comfortable.

I went back and forth on getting this. They aren’t super stable but if I am on forgiving and somewhat flat ground, it’s awesome to have a rocking, compact chair. It’s good enough to not return it ;)

I absolutely adore my Helinox Chair One, and a large reason for that is because I bought the rocking accessory at the same time. If you love rocking in your chair, you'll already know why you want these (and I highly recommend them; they're really high quality and make a fantastic chair even better), but let me describe the downsides so you know what you're getting into and can make an informed decision:* There's no brace between the two sides of the chair (the cross-bar that runs between the two plastic joining points isn't anchored to the plastic joiners; they can rotate freely). Off the rockers, you'll never notice or care because the fabric keeps the whole thing in shape, and a little bit of flex is a positive thing for the chair to work on non-level ground. WITH the rockers, though, if you're on non-level ground and one rail runs into a clump of dirt or rock or something, the whole chair will kind of flex underneath you. This isn't bad, per se (it certainly doesn't feel un-stable or like the chair is being harmed), but it definitely isn't the nice back-and-forth rocking motion you're hoping for. You'll mainly want to use these when you're on a mostly-smooth surface.* The rockers are far too long to fit into the Chair One bag, which means you have to carry two bags (and the rocker's bag isn't nearly as nice and heavy-duty as the Chair One bag; nor is it as easy to hang on things because it doesn't have a nice straps). This is honestly the one reason I'm eying the Vibram ball attachments; won't let me rock, but I might be able to stuff them into the main bag when I'm on the go....And honestly, that's it! I really love having the rockers on the Helinox Chair One; I was a little leery given the price, but they're very high quality plastic, and when on mostly flat ground work great. Even if I push all the way to the front or back of the rockers, I don't feel like I'm going to fall over; it just stops moving. If you want a rocking Chair One, and are willing to deal with the two downsides I listed above, I can't recommend them highly enough.

Work perfectly. Old people like me can enjoy rocking any where and any time Why did you pick this product vs others?:Brand name

I was given these runners as a birthday gift. I find them not too difficult to put on and take off my chair. My plan is to use them backpacking and I think they’ll be worth the additional weight.

rocking is definitely nice. but it will raise the height of the seat just enough that it may make chair uncomfortable where it digs in on back of legs.