A Foldable Telescoping Stool is a highly compact, portable seating device designed for easy transport and adjustable height.1

It is primarily used for activities where quick, temporary seating is needed, such as camping, fishing, hiking, queuing, concerts, gardening, and travel.2

Key Features and MechanicsFeatureDescriptionTelescoping DesignThe stool is built with a unique, interlocking, cylindrical structure (often described as a "fish scale" structure) that allows the segments to stack neatly on top of each other when closed.Portability (Foldable)Closed: It collapses down into a small, disk or puck-like shape, often no larger than a dinner plate or a water bottle. It is lightweight (typically 2-3 lbs).Adjustable HeightThe telescoping segments can be pulled out and locked into place at various height settings (often 10-12 different levels), allowing users to adjust the seat height from a low step (e.g., 2.5 inches) to a comfortable chair height (e.g., up to 18-20 inches).Locking SystemA simple twist-and-pull mechanism securely locks the extended segments in place, ensuring stability while sitting.Material & CapacityMaterial: Usually made from high-strength, heavy-duty plastic (like Nylon PA+ABS or polypropylene/PP). Capacity: Despite its size, most models can support substantial weight, with load capacities often ranging from 300 lbs to over 500 lbs.ConvenienceIncludes a built-in carrying handle and/or an adjustable shoulder strap for easy transport when collapsed.