This EXOSKELETON Chair is Bizarre!

[@robertheinkel6225]

Growing up on a dairy farm, we had a strap on, one legged stool, that you attached around our waist. When you squatted down to prep the cow, the leg on the stool contacted the ground, allowing you to sit. Simple but effective.

[@5954ldydi]

I've seen those 😅

[@TheCynedd]

Grandmother taught me to use the one-leg milking stool when I was a child! They work just fine.

[@5954ldydi]

@@TheCynedd I think I would rather rely on one of those milking stools. Aren't they made out of hard wood? They seem sturdier than this weird thing in the video.

[@MrBravadaMan]

I've used one.

[@thespook1482]

I found one of those in my mom’s nightstand.

[@jamesgates1074]

It's not a horrible concept. I could see this being useful in some niche scenarios. But they made it so cheaply. It needs to have better straps, smoother motion and sturdier legs.

[@IceTTom]

If this Chinese trash plastic version is $40.. I can't imagine what a solid built would cost..

[@psychonauts0]

There's a concert venue near me that doesn't let you bring in your own chairs but they charge you to rent chairs once you're in. I could imagine a better version of this being great for a scenario like that.

[@lmaoroflcopter]

I think the concept has merit, just yeah you're right the lack of care and effort into making it... well it's crap. It feels like they're selling the prototype of something that could work.

[@Mwrp86]

​@@IceTTomI mean it's the Temu version.

[@Julio0o]

An aluminum frame with a telescopic action and dampener would be dope

[@JasonL_Hawaii]

From "But, I digress" to "Each cheek has its own direction" Time to put these memorable quotes on T-shirts!

[@5954ldydi]

@@JasonL_Hawaii HAHAHA 😂🤣 Excellent point!

[@wowzers6178]

"Each check moves separately" I need this!

[@trublgrl]

Just sitting on that thing is probably a good core workout. Your hips, legs, back, and butt all have to engage just to keep you from falling over. Not really the job of a chair, though.

[@CrossCultural-c7f]

I agree. Looks like a combination device to increase hamstring flexibility whilst giving you a good core workout. It looks like the “waistband” should be higher and reminds me of a weird climbing harness with some odd legs and stirrup straps that attach to your legs. Maybe some flare yoga pants could help hide this contraption.

[@fl1ntlock1]

Portable stools exist

[@5954ldydi]

@@fl1ntlock1 Yep and I need to get one. But definitely not something similar to this. I can easily see me rolling down a hill then breaking my neck on a tree. Or just breaking my neck and leg.

[@peterhaha8183]

Well, it's one reason people use yoga balls as chairs

[@Hookandlateral1]

"Each cheek has it's own direction" 🤣

[@BraddahDaIzLives]

Also functions as an exoskeleton toilet.

[@FarrellMcGovern]

That would look great on a T-Shirt! LOL!

[@MustangSally7259]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤

[@sailorbrite]

“More bun action” 😂

[@mercster]

"It's more bun action."

[@Suebe1962]

I'm sorry, James, but this chair contraption made me laugh several times!!! 😂 The clicking sound as you walked sounded like a horse trotting. 🐎🐎🐎 Thanks for the entertaining video!!! 😅

[@Shadowjay969]

I've been watching you for over a year now and I have no idea why? I would never buy any of the products, but it's kind of soothing / relaxing. Thanks for that man.

[@5954ldydi]

@@Shadowjay969 😆 Same here. Some are funny some are copycats and a lot are useless except for a better thought out version of something else.

[@cwill2127]

It’s one of my I can’t fall asleep so I’ll summon my inner iPad kid despite being born last millennia and play a KZbin video

[@j.c.culbreath-julian4230]

My first thought was what a bad idea under-the-foot straps are. Those will wear out so quickly on concrete and seem like they might be a slip hazard on tile.

[@kinashy8863]

Someone in the comments said it might be a knockoff of chairless chair from noonee

[@andy.bernard]

10:45 looked like right before forest gump busted out of his metal legs 😂

[@DJDRFUNKJUICE]

😂

[@Sldejo]

Run Forest Run! 😂😂

[@Freakinreviews]

LOL yeah it's very awkward to run in them!

[@elusivelectron]

​@@FreakinreviewsJust use a collapsible stool.

[@Mangobattie]

@@Freakinreviews Don't think they're meant for running...lol

[@jizquierdo89]

Good to see Todd Gregory from Jury Duty following his dreams and bringing this to the masses.

[@hectorg5809]

Copied from Michael Scott

[@jizquierdo89]

@@hectorg5809 very true

[@wuzfoz]

Sorry but, at 3:30, I noticed you've walked a circular path into the ground there. Do you walk in circles in that spot a lot? 😆

[@gamerman7276]

He had to do a lot of takes

[@your3kidding]

I assumed a dog had made that, but dogs usually make a track around the perimeter of the yard, don't they?

[@afjer]

I'm assuming there used to be a table, portable fire pit, or trampoline in that spot.

[@KayoMichiels]

I have the same item and it's sadly a cheap knock off of the 'chairless chair' by Noonee.. it was designed to alleviate or prevent backpains on production floors where the operators had to keep an eye on equipment, but aren't alowed to use a chair.

[@KayoMichiels]

Mine i had was letting me sit too low.. i 3D printed some rubber bumpers and placed them inside the tube where the back seat is being supported.

[@BigBoyJay_69]

The original looks so much higher quality and looks like that would actually work.

[@stickitydoodah]

​@@KayoMichiels You can 3d print rubber now??? I don't know shit about shit 😂

[@KayoMichiels]

@@stickitydoodah Not rubber per se.. rubber like substance called 'flexible pla'.. but yeah there are plastics that can function as a rubber part.

[@amandak.4246]

let workers sit!!!!!

[@rockerbuck967]

P.T. Barnum once said, "There's a sucker born every minute." Need I say more? Yes, actually....I love your reviews and videos! In the past, you've helped me decide on certain purchases...or non-purchases.

[@fantomtuba]

Can't wait to see what end of year list this makes it on.

[@femmcclure2213]

"Each cheek has its own direction "😂😅

[@commodoremetoxen7563]

How many times have you walked in that circle?

[@KenLee-e5y]

43

[@AzaccaHops]

I would use it at amusement parks for standing in long lines.

[@jons7834]

That was my initial thought, too. However that looks really painful to wear on the ride and too much work to take on and off for each ride

[@MMuraseofSandvich]

Conventions like Comic Con or CES involve standing in long lines as well. And they don't usually have much seating.

[@lunacyt2214]

This seems strangely like it would be good for someone with mobility issues, but it also seems like anybody who does have mobility issues would need a lot of help getting it on and off

[@DrummerGrrrl]

I have mobility issues and I would NEVER use this. It looks stupid AND it's dangerous as hell.

[@5954ldydi]

@@DrummerGrrrl Yeah I would never use this either, extremely dangerous. I do need some type of portable seat though because I can't stand long, I have mobility issues too. I was hoping this would be a good thing.

[@Liz_ArdE]

As someone with mobility issues and very specifically as someone who needs to often sit down and rest after walking, the amount of strength and balance need to remain stable on it looks exhausting. I tend to have very charitable reeds of odd products like this thinking how there are people with disabilities who could benefit from it, but I don't know about this one.

[@traczebabe]

They would need a lot of strength to keep their balance. Strength isn’t something they have in abundance.

[@HeartMarksman]

How in the world does this seem like it would be good for people with limited mobility? We are literally watching someone with full mobility talking about how its clunky, frusterating, and poking him while he walks? This isnt a syfi titanium frame, pressurised joint exoskeleton. Its is made of plastic, nylon, velcro, and folded aluminum. This comment made me unreasonably violent lmao

[@riffraffsrc]

I believe that temu stole this idea from the hilarious TV show Jury Duty on Amazon Prime and Freevee. One of the characters wore something nearly identical to this made from modded crutches and he called them "Chants" ( chair pants) 😂 it was hilarious and I believe it was episode 3. To see somebody turn them into a reality is even more funny! Great review and great video! 😊 👍

[@LinksQuestResearch]

David Brown as Todd Gregory….. hilarious, chants 😂

[@inamp1]

I can see this as being helpful with standing room only festivals or concerts, when all one wants to do is sit-down, but there are no chairs.

[@lorihamlin3604]

I’d go with the collapsible $20 stool that is crossbody design for carrying or in a backpack. This apparatus would never be comfortable enough to walk in. It looks like one of those things bought on impulse that winds up in a land field after 6 months.

[@judymurray191]

Or a white elephant gift

[@Masterlikers]

Exoskeleton Chairs are a thing, but this looks so cheap. I would ask you to try a proper one, like the one from Germany, but those are expensive. For others wondering: these things are useful in places where you often have to move about and squat/sit to do things e.g. in a factory.

[@LutraLovegood]

Yeah, at a two grand entry price, it's clearly priced for businesses

[@aalihte3378]

As someone with mobility and fatigue issues the strap on chair seems like an epic idea. Its so hard for me to stand. But it would suck having to wear it everywhere with that many straps. Now if you could JUST put it around your waist, that would be awesome. Ive seen some cane chairs...wonder how THOSE are.

[@gingergypsy1328]

I used a cane chair at an outdoor festival and it worked perfectly.

[@robinbrook5624]

I love the concept, but not that version of it. If someone would tweak it and use something like aluminum/ titanium it could be handy for some people who have difficulty walking much distance.

[@kinashy8863]

Someone in the comments said it might be a knockoff of chairless chair from noonee

[@keenbtf]

Looks like you are cosplaying as Chel from Portal XD

[@Freakinreviews]

Now that is funny.

[@technodrone313]

i got one of those round chairs that sits flat til you pull it out that you showed a few years ago and love it. fits in a backpack and isnt wobbly 😂

[@claudialandow1106]

This made me laugh so much! 😂 Thank you! And it makes me appreciate my walking cane with attached seat so much more. 😅

[@bunnierivera3754]

I can see an application for this. For example in the garden, with repetive squatting positions. Kind of like a stool you move everytime you change to a different plant. But not as an actual chair.

[@asmith8797]

I’m loving Bailey’s reaction. Almost like… “What the heck?”😂

[@lesliefranklin1870]

I think Bailey is used to his shenanigans by now.

[@7-ten]

That looks like an extremely awkward and even painful "chair" to sit in.

[@EDBailley]

It surly does SMH that thing is ridiculous 😂

[@Tony1771-yj8mc]

I'm wondering if it really helps in giving you rest. Looks like it would be more restful to just find a tree or pole and sit against it on the ground.

[@IntrepidFraidyCat]

5:58 "Each cheek has its own direction." 😂

[@metern]

The best places to use these are when you have to stand still for a long period of time. Like in a queue, festival, outside shows like an airshow.

[@SaintAnix.]

I think a MUCH MORE refined version of this would be great for accessibility for people with disabilities that don't allow them to stand for long periods. It could also be useful (albeit ridiculous looking) at a theme park where there are long lines

[@LutraLovegood]

And then you have to take them off for the rides

[@kenbrandon6434]

When Jacey was running with it, I couldn’t help but think of when Forest Gump was running and his leg braces started to fall apart. I wanted to tell her, “Run, Jacey! Run!”

[@cruzinbosco]

Bailey looking at him like "WTF are you doing?" 😂

[@miscellaneousitems3332]

This would be good for a person like me, that works in a factory, and I have to stand by my machine for ten hours on hard one inch by one inch grates. By the end of the day, my back and feet are hurting bad! I've seen other companies make this type of exoskeleton chair, but for a lot more money, and looks well bult. I wish the company I work for would allow us to wear something like this.

[@cozycalico9233]

I've never giggled so much at one of your videos as I did when you were trying to put that thing on!❤😅

[@annhutcheson5770]

The things this man does for us…. 😂😂😂

[@urzamtg]

5:04 contemplating life before going out in public with these things lmao

[@NFL-VIGIL]

Love the vids man. Keep it up.

[@coachshanonfreeman]

😂 This is amazing! "That's like three quarters buns on there now." I was trying to go to bed. This was way too distracting. 😂😂

[@TheChrisLeone]

I always come back to your channel, the reviews always make me smile. I have the urge to buy lots of cheap junk, but you help me decide which junk is actually worth getting! Keep it up

[@1sgooden]

This is your best comedic content 😂! I wonder if the creators of the product are laughing as hard as I was watching from beginning to end. You were perfect and so was your dog…worried that you would hurt yourself so kept checking on you. I could not breathe I was laughing so hard. Thank goodness you had your fellow creator and good sport along with you at the park otherwise I would not have been laughing…I would have been worried. She was a darling addition. Will start following her channel. Thank you for showing that some things are just for laughs. You were a good sport too but again …glad your dog was there watching over you. Thank you from continuing to create wonderful content. Be safe!

[@86holt]

By "dr", they probably mean surgeon. Our knees, ankles and feet get real sore as the day goes on. So if there's a way to be able to take some of that pressure off (without being fully seated - dropping our sterile field low) and stay sterile, it would benefit

[@SoManyRandomRamblings]

If you or your colleagues are truly interested...the ones made the the German company Noonee are the originals that these are knock-offs of...probably less wobbly and less likely to sway or break than these.

[@LutraLovegood]

@@SoManyRandomRamblings And being a German company you'd have EU laws to protect you. If these knockoffs break, good luck getting your money back or suing the manufacturer.

[@SoManyRandomRamblings]

@@LutraLovegood Correct

[@metern]

There is many versions of that exosceleton chair. The one shown in the video is one of the worst versions you can get. If you are willing to pay more, you can actually get some decant ones that are way better to wear and sit on. I bought a set on Amazon, and they were awesome to use. I gave them to my dad, who needs to sit a lot when walking outside. And he loves them ☺️.

[@metern]

Don't go cheap on this product. There are versions that can hurt either by failing when sitting down or by tripping you when walking.

[@Warriorx269]

​@@meterncould you link me to the same version

[@metern]

@@Warriorx269 I'm sorry, the item isn't listed anymore 😧. It's been many years since i bought them.

[@kbaker9804]

Wow, who is sitting around thinking of these things? But thank you for having Bailey in the video when at home.

[@Freakinreviews]

I feel like someone had a really good idea but somewhere along the line, cost cutting and compromises turned it into this convoluted mess.

[@tyiu5629]

I would totally use this for shore fishing. This enables you to have one less thing (chair) to carry which means quicker moving from spot to spot.

[@MAGATRON-DESTROY]

When you adjust it to the highest setting it diminishes structural integrity. This could be greatly improved

[@tarille1043]

In theory, something like this could be useful for times you go long periods of standing/walking where carrying and/or deploying a more conventional folding chair is not feasible. Giving you a quick, hands free way to have a seat and take some of the weight off your legs/feet. In practice, it doesn't seem like it's low budget design is doing it much favours. Between the durability of the actual frame and the quality and usefulness of the straps, it doesn't seem like it would be particularly long-lasting. I think a more expensive but higher quality variant could work well, with an aluminium frame and better harness. It wouldn't replace a good folding chair for when you have the capacity to carry one, but it'd be great for scenarios where you couldn't use one.

[@kinashy8863]

Someone in the comments said it might be a knockoff of chairless chair from noonee

[@lucky-howard]

For someone with chronic fatigue syndrome or myalgic encephalomyelitis this would actually be really useful especially if you are trying to keep your heart rate low and need to sit whenever your hr monitor goes off.

[@FreshBro8]

I’d buy this for Halloween for Death Stranding cosplay lol

[@gingergypsy1328]

Prior to surgery I was unable to walk or stand for very long. This might have been handy for days when I would be on my feet more or allowed me to be more mobile. But would need to be more stable, perhaps the lower height adjusting piece could be metal.

[@Great_White_Great_White]

Good as a prototype, but needs a lot of refinement. First and foremost, it needs to be either aluminum or carbon fiber, not PLA or whatever chintzy Temu plastic it is. Second, it needs to do away with the wobbliness, probably just by making the joints more snug and precise. Finally, it needs to have a better strap systtem so that it fits better and also has quick-releases shackles so you can get into a camode or vehicle a lot more easily. As a bonus, the butt-cushion needs to be larger and more flexibile on the top portion, and after ALL of that, it might be servicable.

[@kinashy8863]

Someone in the comments said it might be a knockoff of chairless chair from noonee

[@umbrellacorp.]

That looks painful even to put on. Imagine your doctor came in wearing one of that.😂 He looks like he's sitting in mid-air watching you.👀 Judgingly. 😭

[@garygohmusic]

Thanks for trying these out for our entertainment! I was about to buy these 2 years ago as a busker but the Sitpack already let me down tremendously and I wasn't about to waste money a second time!

[@davidcovington901]

Grasshopper, ask yourself, "What's the worst that could happen if something snaps?" There's an emoticon for that already.

[@xanadu1jw]

For someone like me with chronic rib pain that worsens the longer I stand up it might come in handy for the frequent need to sit when shopping or standing in line.

[@F-Los]

I thought it'd be good for Disneyland but you'd have to take it on and off for every ride. If they even let you in the park

[@papichulo9684]

Perfect for camping and going to the bathroom in the woods 👍

[@sarahrosen4985]

Need to be wearing a skirt and have it strapped on underneath.

[@jimcook4156]

If nature called, by the time I put this contraption on, I would have already soiled myself.

[@radawhite5681]

I have never laughed so hard I lost it at 3 quarters buns 😂 😂😂❤

[@stalkholm5227]

I've got lung disease, I get winded really easily. I could see something like this being useful for the mildly disabled, like folks who don't quite need a walker... I'd be curious to see the idea iterated on, I can see what they were going for.

[@alisong2328]

I have a folding cane that has a seat and two legs.I can use it as a cane or sit if my knees hurt. It folds small enough to fit in a backpack and has a case either a long strap so you can carry it if you don't need to use it right away.

[@tofftu]

The expensive version works and it's awesome, but not designed to wear everywhere

[@loriemuhlbauer8360]

This was hilarious, i have never laughed so hard at 2 oclock in the morning. I couldnt imagine walking around with that thing on or seeing someone walki g around with it on and uf they sat down and happened to fall over i wouldnt be able to stop myself from busting out laughing. Thats the weirdest thing i have ever seen. Thank you so much for makeing me laugh so hard!!!

[@samTollefson]

I am an old guy who needs to take sitting breaks on walks. This thing would kill me off! I have some three-legged stools that work OK, but my telescoping stool is still the best for me. Clipped to a strap around my shoulder, it looks like a large canteen with a 2" pad attached. Deployed, it is a stable stool high enough that I can sit and get up off it easily, and it is simple to open and close. I keep my eyes open for any innovations in this area.

[@fantomtuba]

We make fun of it for being $40, but we'd laigh even more for a better built $100 or $200 product. I can imagine an interior painter, or an auto mechanic using this, but the first time it breaks and you fall backwards, it's all over.

[@R0D3R1CKV10L3NC3]

I feel like one of these with higher quality materials could be useful for the right kind of person. But realistically, it would have to be far better, far more expensive, and essentially prescription-grade, where people would be able to get them via medical coverage, and would be used for people recovering from injuries, or other situations where they should be out walking more, but also would have a need to rest frequently, and for whom carrying something like some of the other portable seat options might be difficult. Honestly, though, I see it as a very niche idea, that would more likely be a part of full-fat exoskeleton legs used for mobility, which are likely to find their way to consumer-level in the relatively not-too-distant future, as it's already being developed and used in military and medical uses, so the chances are it will eventually find it's way down to consumer level, once the costs become reasonable.

[@kinashy8863]

Someone in the comments said it might be a knockoff of chairless chair from noonee

[@lauranolastnamegiven3385]

Is this meant to help someone with physical issues (someone who has trouble squatting, or maybe can't kneel), or do you have to be in really good shape to use it? In other words, does it require a lot of core strength, and excellent leg muscle control, to stay balanced while 'sitting'? I also think one would want to naturally have their feet further out in front of them.

[@TanksUniverse]

Amusement parks. While waiting in the lines for rides. If you even get to ride with so many people. You will be standing more than riding. Still seems ridiculous to take on and off. I like the concept.

[@joekerr7975]

Just pair this a squatty patty and rename the product "The Portable Six Second Toilet" 😂

[@lauranolastnamegiven3385]

I actually wondered if a higher quality version of this, would be good for people who have trouble easing down onto, then getting up off of, a toilet, but I'm not sure, even a higher quality version, would be practical for that, unless one was wearing it all the time...can you imagine trying to put it on, when one had to go?

[@carronalee]

I had something similar 30 years ago. It strapped to one leg so that you could stroll around a garden and as soon as you bent your knee as if to crouch down, the attached plastic seat met your butt and the whole apparatus acted like a stool to rest on as you pulled weeds etc. It saved a lot of time dragging a seat around. I’m sure it was inexpensive and came from Walmart or Sears.

[@brendakrieger7000]

Looks more like a torture device😳

[@metern]

Good tip on these ones. Put on the feet straps first 😉👍

[@andybrown4284]

The plasticy rattle from the parts sounds incredibly cheap probably as a result of copying a similar device that uses something like carbon fibre. I think it would probably be easier to strap in the feet first then waist and finally thighs Straps also look like they're a cheap adaptation with the foot ones likely prone to a lot of wear and tear by being walked on while the thigh and waist bands should probably be tethered together at the front kind of like a climbing harness.

[@kinashy8863]

Someone in the comments said it might be a knockoff of chairless chair from noonee

[@jasiucasic]

that could actually be cool in the garden, harvesting and trimming plants. may be uncomfortable if you need to bend over to the ground but for a raised bed might be perfect

[@SandraWeierman]

Thanks for getting these to try. I had thought of getting them back when they first came out, But I wasn't sure if they'd work. I wanted to try them since I have a bad back, and now hip. Glad I didn't. Who knows if the first ones would have been any better or not.

[@kinashy8863]

Someone in the comments said it might be a knockoff of chairless chair from noonee

[@ianitor]

I wonder if it's worth trying a more expensive version? Or are these all basically the same product?

[@MattManProductions]

I don't know why anyone would order from temu, wish, or other places like them. Every time i order from them, it never comes. Or when they do send it, it's 5 months later

[@NightBazaar]

It seems clunky, and that it's mostly plastic, subject to breaking. If you fall over, can you get up from the ground? The cane-chair seems better, but that didn't exactly look very reliable or comfortable either.

[@kinashy8863]

Someone in the comments said it might be a knockoff of chairless chair from noonee

[@NightBazaar]

@@kinashy8863 I see Temu has the "chair" for $93.47! If it comes from Temu, it's a knockoff. The Noone Chairless chair looks similar to the one in the video. The 2.0 model looks a little better, but it still looks plastic, restrictive, and uncomfortable.

[@bigginsmcsauce]

Amusement park lines, or assembly line type jobs come to mind as a possible use-case for these goofy, but useful-seeming things.

[@opyop3992]

I totally need something like this, but in a stable and safe version!

[@kinashy8863]

Someone in the comments said it might be a knockoff of chairless chair from noonee

[@mr-nr4td]

I was hit by a drunk driver years ago while riding a motorcycle across town to trailer it for a trip to an out of town dirt bike race / competition. .. ...I obviously survived but had about as many injuries as a human can receive and still live. I was told most with similar injuries didn't make it. After decades of surgeries I'm still happy to be here but often wish there were more progressive advancements in prosthetics and mobility aids. I'm not ready to buy that thing as it is but I see tremendous potential for the future for people like me. I can see this why fellow wouldn't appreciate the apparent awkward shortcomings but those with serious impairments would gladly put up with a little "clunkiness" if it would allow us more freedoms. . I think the concept has tremendous merit. The real challenge (and what I think is the main reason for this one's imperfections) will be in designing a sturdy, reliable product like this that is still marketable to those who don't have unlimited finances. It's more likely that an expensive, technically refined interpretation of this could be accepted for use for the handicapped / disabled and become eligible for coverage by medical insurance. I think you can be sure someone, if not the original builder will come along to take this concept to the next level and so on until the idea is a more dependable accessory. I'd also bet the first to do so with creative aids like this will become independently wealthy. I hope I'll be around to enjoy them when the time comes.

[@DeimosSaturn]

Seems like s prototype for a very cool chair that just has to get the kinks worked out. would be good for things like going to concerts and amusement parks, or maybe for mechanics and other people who are on their feet but can benefit from having a way to rest their legs to do certain tasks. but it looks like it neds to be developed further.

[@ATHIP12]

Can you bend over and pick up something off the ground when wearing it? What if you fall backwards when sitting down -- Do you stand right back up safely before hitting the ground? The only application I could see for this is Disneyland, but then you have to remove it before getting on a ride.

[@nomanejane5766]

People that have health issues might have uses for it

[@MarcoMBaca]

Maybe you're testing the walkability of this more than it's designed for. I would imagine it shines in workshop or studio settings where you're not walking more than 10 to 20 steps in any direction before grabbing something and bringing it back over to a desk space. I think the biggest issue that I can imagine is if you were to sit at a desk how do you slide your legs underneath so that the tabletop is close..?

[@Katy32344]

I remember that other little chair thing you did quite a while ago. It was good.

[@seanfoltz7645]

In all fairness, you did get the Temu version, so figure you're only getting maybe 50% of the quality and value if you're lucky.

[@rainfall2464]

This is the funniest episode i've seen! I laughed until i cried!

[@adamn7516]

What would eve be a use case for this. There are all sorts of lightweight portable chairs that you can sling over your shoulder that would work better.

[@heeroyuymitedu]

The only scenarios where i can see it being useful is at conventions or wherever you plan to stand for an hour or more in line for something and you don't want to sit on the floor.

[@LutraLovegood]

Factory work

[@oldmaninthemirror]

Might be handy if you’re standing in line to get tickets for Taylor Swift concert but then you’ve got much bigger problems to take care of if you’re blowing money on that!!

[@bunberrier]

More interesting than useful. Thanks for the tour!

[@general0ne]

When you're walking around with that thing on, it sounds like you're King Arthur being trailed by Patsy! 🤣

[@glennkennedy441]

Interesting idea, but not ready for prime time yet, that was fun though !

[@kinashy8863]

Someone in the comments said it might be a knockoff of chairless chair from noonee

[@Melissa0774]

I think it would be cool if a professional dance troupe figured out a way to use these things for a routine. But I imagine they'd probably have to make better ones out of some kind of light weight metal. They could do a large group routine where they get into different formations, similar to how marching bands sometimes march in formation. People would sit or stand in different places to make different shapes. They could paint the device all kinds of different colors and put LEDs on it. Or maybe they could figure out how to modify it to make it look like they have extra legs, or make themselves look like different animals. That's what I immediately thought of when I clicked on this video.

[@Witty_Whiskers]

I wonder if the non-Temu version would be built a little better.

[@alyssamonkey714]

I feel like the connection strap between the waist and the thigh ones/seat area were super loose when you tried it at the park which is probably why the thigh straps were falling down. There was like four or 5 inches of slack in there.

[@winterburden]

Thanks for letting Jacey try it!

[@peridot1706]

There's a Prime series, Jury Duty, and one juror is an inventor who shows up to court wearing a portable seat he made with crutches strapped to his rear & works similar to this. He called it chants (crutches + pants). I wonder if the writers got the idea ftom this.😊

[@susannahleggatt939]

This just made me chuckle a lot. Thanks for that. 😊