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Product Description
Product Description
Backpack with lightweight steel tube (weighs only 1.4 kg), ideal for a variety of leisure applications such as camping, fishing, picnics, spectating field events and school excursions, etc. Backpack manufactured from tough, water-resistant fabric with adjustable shoulder straps. Large compartment with corded closing and quick-release buckles for secure fastening, small document pocket with fastening straps and two side pockets each with fastening straps. Seat height 420 mm (approximately) from ground. Packed on polybag.
All Draper tools are manufactured to high quality standards that are strictly controlled by our quality control engineers. They offer good value for money and a number of useful features to improve the performance of the product. All Draper products come backed by the Draper Tools guarantee.
Draper Tools is a family-run company that has been selling high-quality tools in the United Kingdom and beyond for more than 90 years. To bring you the tool you need, the Draper buying team sources innovative products, which adhere to strict ethical and quality standards, from all around the world.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Great dual purpose item I visit a lot of shows and steam rallies in the summer and its great for carrying my purchases and packed lunch and I can sit down on it and eat my lunch too, very robust I weigh 18 stone
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
I bought this for fishing trips with my grandchildren it's just what I need when I'm sitting on the bank with them, it's strong and well made a superb product which is well priced
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
I bought this folding stool and backpack to go on a painting holiday.The goods were of very poor quality and the seat uncomfortable. I did not take this in the end and ended up purchasing a folding stool from a camping shop which was comfortable and sturdy. I do not think this backpack would have lasted the week as the stitching was poor and really a false economy at the end of the day.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Cheap & cheerful
Very quick delivery but disappointed to get a navy one instead of blue as advertised. In the end decided not to take it as hand luggage on flight as it did not hold all my painting... Read more
Published 8 months ago by BettyW
wonderful
We go on walks and to many caravan and bike rallys, this is ideal for storing your picnic or/and beer and wine and once your settled infront of the stage at the out door music... Read more
Published 9 months ago by gully
Good value
This is a very practical backpack, reasonably priced and the stool beats sitting on the ground any day, but not very comfortable if you are a bit broad in the beam.
Published 16 months ago by S. J. Thacker
Draper folding stool & backpack
Delivery and dispatch all good. Product was a bit flimsy and samller than I'd expected, but can't complain too much for the price. Will do for what i wanted anyhow. Read more
Published 18 months ago by cadog
Worst of the worst!
I bought 2 of these to take on holiday and brought non of them back! Within a couple of days the cheap plastic clasps broke and we had to tie off the shoulder straps to another... Read more
Published 19 months ago by Mr. R.
Ideal for the older man!
I enjoy walking and having reached the age when sitting on the ground for lunch is OK until I try to get up I bought this rucksack/stool to solve the problem. Read more
Published 20 months ago by E. S. Morris
Just the Job
Wanted a combined stool / rucksack so I can cycle to the lake to fish and it is just the job.
Published on 5 April 2009 by Alwyn Huggett
