Win a Walkstool Comfort 22 In Portable Stool – September Giveaway – Ends 9/30

by | Sep 6, 2026 | Contests, Current | 2 comments

Enter the Giveaway

Congratulations, Tony!

This giveaway has ended, and we are excited to announce that Tony from Iowa is the winner of the Walkstool Comfort 22 In Portable Stool. Tony, we hope it gives you a comfortable seat at camp, on the bank, or in the blind for many seasons to come.

Thank you to everyone who entered and shared the giveaway. We appreciate every member of the Lotz Outdoors community.

Missed this one? We run a new giveaway every month. See our current giveaways and enter for your chance to win. No purchase necessary.

Entry form below to enter. Complete the available entry actions for additional chances to win, and feel free to share the giveaway with the outdoor people in your life.

Take a Seat Anywhere: Win a Walkstool Comfort 22 In

There is a big difference between getting outdoors and being comfortable enough to stay outdoors longer. Whether you are waiting in a blind, fishing the bank, watching wildlife, setting up camp, or taking a break between miles, a reliable seat can make the day better.

That is why Lotz Outdoors is giving one lucky winner a Walkstool Comfort 22 In Portable Stool.

Built in Sweden for life outside, the Walkstool Comfort 22 In delivers a comfortable place to sit without the weight and bulk of a traditional camp chair. Its telescoping aluminum legs allow for two seating heights: use it low to the ground or extend the legs for a comfortable 22-inch sitting height. The breathable mesh seat, large rubber feet, and compact folding design make it a smart companion for camping, hunting, fishing, hiking breaks, outdoor events, and everyday use.

Built for the Long Wait

The Walkstool Comfort 22 In weighs about 31 oz, packs down to roughly 16 inches, and supports up to 495 lb. Its 15-inch ergonomic mesh seat is designed for comfort when the wait gets longer than planned, while the large rubber feet help provide a steady stance on uneven or soft ground.

  • 22-inch maximum seat height
  • Second low seating position with legs retracted
  • Lightweight telescoping aluminum construction
  • Breathable ergonomic mesh seat
  • Large rubber feet for added stability
  • Compact design for packs, vehicles, blinds, and campsites
  • Made in Sweden

Want to learn more about the prize? Visit the Walkstool Comfort 22 In product page.

Gear Up With Lotz Outdoors

Lotz Outdoors has been helping people connect, explore, and thrive in nature since 2011. We are more than an outdoor store. We are a community for campers, anglers, hunters, hikers, paddlers, and everyone who believes a good day begins outside. Shop quality gear from more than 1,500 brands, discover useful outdoor content, and join a community built around getting out there.

Shop Lotz Outdoors | Visit LotzOutdoors.com

2 Comments

  1. Jerry Neff

    Looking to enjoy the great outdoors

    Reply

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Related posts

Outdoor News Briefing: October 22, 2026

Outdoor News Briefing: October 22, 2026

Before you head afield, check Montana's new bighorn sheep hunting closure and an access restriction near Arizona's O'Leary Peak. An upper Big Hole River fishing closure has also been lifted, but other seasonal closures remain in effect. Illustrative bighorn sheep in...

read more
Outdoor News Briefing: October 21, 2026

Outdoor News Briefing: October 21, 2026

Before you head out, check a seasonal water-service change at Montana's Brush Lake State Park and a new Oregon kayak-rescue report. Today's fishing update concerns a commercial trawl fishery in Alaska, not a recreational angling closure. Illustrative Pacific cod...

read more
Outdoor News Briefing: October 20, 2026

Outdoor News Briefing: October 20, 2026

Before you head out, check new access and water-service updates at Mount Rainier and Sequoia National Parks. Minnesota's latest fall sport-netting announcement also calls for a lake-specific schedule check. Illustrative Mount Rainier and Sunrise Road landscape: NPS...

read more