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Bolderton Premium Blind Chair
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$159.99
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SKU: WX2*0743018
Overview
Built for long sits in a blind, this chair focuses on comfort, quiet movement, and practical gear access. The padded seat and back with lumbar support are paired with a tapered backrest that leaves room to shoulder a bow or gun more naturally. A removable silent swivel base, drop-down armrests, and a side-mount accessory tray help keep essentials close without adding clutter. With a 300-lb. capacity and a foldable design for transport, it suits hunters who want a more supported seat for extended days afield.
Why Hunters Choose the Bolderton
Padded Seat
Lumbar support for extended comfort
Tapered Backrest
Supports easier bow and gun
Fabric-coated Accessory
Tray mounts on either side
Silent Swivel
Base is removable for flexible
Chair Folds
For transport and includes drop-down
Key Features
- Padded seat and back with lumbar support for long sits
- Tapered backrest supports easier bow and gun targeting
- Fabric-coated accessory tray mounts on either side
- Silent swivel base is removable
- Chair folds for transport with drop-down armrests
- Adjustable-length legs with duck feet and 300-lb. capacity
Best Used For
- Hunters spending long hours in a blind who want padded seating and lumbar support.
- Bow or gun hunters needing a tapered backrest for easier movement and shooting.
- Users who keep calls, rangefinders, and binoculars within easy reach during setup.
- Hunters who need a chair that folds for transport and stores more easily.
- Those wanting adjustable legs and duck feet for uneven ground in blind setups.
Specifications
| Accessory Tray | true |
|---|---|
| Accessory Tray Mountable On Either Side | true |
| Adjustable Length Legs | true |
| Armrests | Drop down when not needed |
| Chair Back Height | 21 in |
| Chair Back Width At Top | 14 in |
| Duck Feet | true |
| Folds For Transport | true |
| Frame Material | Powder-coated steel |
| Leg Extension | Up to 2 in |
| Lumbar Support | true |
| Padded Back | true |
| Padded Seat | true |
| Seat Height | 20-24 in |
| Silent Swivel Base | Removable |
| Tapered Backrest | true |
| Tray Interior Dimensions | 21 in x 5 in |
| Weight Capacity | 300 lb |
Pros
- Padded seat and back with lumbar support for extended comfort
- Tapered backrest supports easier bow and gun targeting
- Fabric-coated accessory tray mounts on either side for gear access
- Silent swivel base is removable for flexible setup
- Chair folds for transport and includes drop-down armrests
- Adjustable-length legs with duck feet and 300-lb. capacity
Considerations & Trade-offs
- At 300-lb. capacity, it may not suit hunters who need a higher load rating.
- The chair is designed for transport and setup in the blind, but it still folds into a full-size seat rather than a compact stool.
- The accessory tray is useful for small gear, but its fabric-coated interior and 21" x 5" size limit it to lighter items and essentials.
- The armrests and swivel base add comfort and flexibility, but they also introduce more parts to manage when packing or adjusting the chair.
Suggested Comparisons
- Blind chairs
- Ground blinds and blind accessories
- Hunting seats and stools
- Portable hunting chairs
Suggested Accessories
- Blind chair cushion
- Chair carry strap
- Accessory tray organizer
- Ground blind floor mat
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the weight capacity of the Bolderton Premium Blind Chair?
The chair is listed with a 300-lb. capacity.
Can the accessory tray be mounted on either side of the chair?
Yes. The fabric-coated accessory tray can be mounted on either side of the chair.
Does the chair swivel, and can that feature be removed?
Yes. It has a silent swivel base, and the swivel base is removable.
Is the chair adjustable for different blind setups or seating positions?
Yes. It has adjustable-length legs with duck feet, and the seat height is listed at 20-24 inches. The legs extend up to 2 inches.
What should hunters know about the armrests?
The armrests drop down when not needed. The product note says the clamps are not intended to hold the arm rests in place; they only keep the lower and upper tubes together, so the arm rest should be pushed all the way down and then clamped tightly.