
Early start waiting outside a shop with a coffee. A friend took this with the flash while we were chatting. Having a seat made that quiet bit before opening much more pleasant.




“Was a bit unsure if it would hold me as I’m a big guy. Took a bit of adjusting, but felt fine once I sat down. Used it at my son’s game and didn’t have to hunt for a bench for once.”Mark T. ★★★★★

“So helpful during long lines. It takes a moment to adjust, but once fitted I could finally rest my legs.”Helen C. ★★★★★

“I keep it in the car for games and outdoor events. Much easier than carrying a folding chair.”James W. ★★★★★
Portable wearable chair, adjustable straps, carry bag and digital e-book.
Yes. Sitzy is designed to support up to 330 lbs when correctly adjusted and used on a level surface.
The stable frame is designed to support an upright seated position. Adjust the straps before first use.
Yes. Fold the seat into the wearable position before walking, then open it when you are ready to sit.
The telescopic frame and adjustable straps suit a wide range of heights.
Lines, concerts, long shifts, your kid's game. You stand for hours, and by the end of the day your legs, knees and back are done.

Hours on your feet add up: sore legs, tired knees, aching back. Leaning on walls, crouching or dragging a folding chair everywhere only makes it worse.

Imagine the 2-hour concert line, the whole kids' game, your 8-hour shift… and you're sitting the entire time. No hunting for a chair, no leaning on walls, no sore legs at night. Just bend your knees and rest, then stand up and keep going.

Based on 587 reviews

Early start waiting outside a shop with a coffee. A friend took this with the flash while we were chatting. Having a seat made that quiet bit before opening much more pleasant.

Used it while the museum queue wasn't moving. Still getting used to having straps around my thighs, but sitting down to check the tickets was handy. I'd practise putting it on before taking it somewhere busy.

My friend made me laugh just as he took this at the basketball court. I was there to watch, not play, and was quite happy having my own spot to sit on the sidelines.

Tried it during the school pickup wait with my son's backpack. I had to spend a little time sorting the straps before leaving home. Once I stopped by the gate, it was nice to have a seat of my own.

The gate seats were taken, so I found a clear bit of floor beside my suitcase and got my book out. Putting it on takes more thought than sitting in a normal chair, but I was pleased I'd packed it.

We hit a long pause in the attraction queue, so I sat and checked my phone with my cap in the other hand. Glad I'd tried it at home first rather than figuring it out there.

Coffee in hand while watching my daughter's football match. I stayed by the fence with the other parents instead of looking for a bench. My friend took this while I was following the ball, hence the windswept hair!