GCI Outdoor Canoe Seat

Introducing the GCI Outdoor Canoe Seat with Back Support, a collapsible and portable seat designed for your outdoor adventures. This canoe seat features a portage lock and a shoulder strap with Auto-Fold Technology, making it easy to open, close, and carry.

The split-contour boat seat includes a lumbar pad and a built-in storage pocket, adding convenience to your canoeing experience.

Product Description:

Specifications:

• Supports 250 lb (113.6 kg)
• Open size: 12.2 x 16.5 x 17.9 in (31 x 42 x 45.5 cm)
• Seat width: 16.5 in (42 cm)
• Folded size: 3.7 x 16.3 x 16.5 in (9.5 x 41.5 x 42 cm)
• Unit weight: 2.9 lb (1.3 kg)
• Seat strap length: 17 in (43.2 cm)

Exceptional Quality:

Experience our field-tested canoe seat made using only the highest quality materials. This seat is designed for durability, ensuring it will withstand your outdoor adventures.

With its user-friendly design, this canoe seat is exceptionally easy to open, close, and carry. Whether you're out on the water or setting up camp, convenience is at your fingertips.

Comfortable & Supportive:

Enjoy the ultimate canoe accessories with our collapsible boat seat. The seat features a supportive lumbar cushion and BackComfort technology, allowing you to customize your reclining position for optimal comfort.

Experience a relaxed and supported seating experience in your canoe, making your time on the water even more enjoyable.

Easy Folding and Transport:

Our canoe seat is designed for effortless folding and transport. Its compact folded size of 3.7 x 16.3 x 16.5 in (9.5 x 41.5 x 42 cm) makes it convenient for storage and transportation.

Wherever your adventures take you, whether it's the lake or new waters, this canoe seat ensures hassle-free portability.

FAQs:

Need the 8" extension straps but not available at Amazon???

Likely.

Is there a metal frame on the bottom as well the back?

There are two metal rods on either side, perpendicular to the back frame, and independent of each other due to the split/hinged cushion between. For me, the lack of connection between the bottom rods decreased stability somewhat. The first two days I used this seat, it offered no support while leaning back--those rods just tip up as you lean back. The third day, something about the way I was sitting kept those bottom rods firm to the seat, and it worked well.

Would this seat work in a sit-upon kayak?

This was a gift for my husband, so I had to ask him. He said since the seats in kayaks vary in shapes, he's not sure if it will or connect underside.

What is the width from outside to outside? It would need to fit inside my kayak.

The width is 16 inches.