Summer Infant Pop ‘n Sit Portable Highchair, Green - Portable Highchair for Indoor/Outdoor Dining – Space Saver High Chair with Fast, Easy, Compact Fold, for 6 Months – 45 Pounds

This high chair has been a game-changer for our family! We needed something compact lightweight, compact, and easy to clean, and this chair delivers on all fronts. We’ve taken it to restaurants, picnics, and grandma’s house, and it’s so easy to fold up and toss in the car with its handy carrying bag. The hard tray is a lifesaver—unlike soft-tray chairs, it actually keeps food and cups in place, which means less mess and more eating. Setup takes seconds, and the sturdy base gave us peace of mind that it wouldn't tip over when our little ones were wiggling.The seat fabric is removable and washable, which is a must with a messy eater, and the side pocket is perfect for stashing a bib or spoon. We did notice the leg holes are a bit snug for our chunky baby, so getting him in required extra leg guidance. The tray swivels for easy access, and cleaning it is a breeze with just a wipe-down.We’ve gotten so many compliments on this chair from other parents at outings—it’s practical, stylish, and fits our on-the-go lifestyle perfectly. If you’re looking for a portable high chair that’s stable, easy to use, and great for travel, this is the one to get!

Loved this high chair saved me time very light weight and sturdy fits anywhere love that it folds saves lots of space has a safety built belt to tie baby in along with clamp tray it lasted me 4 years and still passed it on very worth your money and perfect for small homes like mine

This thing is awesome, easily one of our top 5 baby items. We bought it for our camper / traveling but we ended up liking it so much, it became our everyday high chair. We also take it out to restaurants all the time since it’s generally way nicer than what they have in a similar size/footprint. We get a lot of compliments and questions about it! It’s lightweight, easy to fold, and compact. Our regular high chair folds up, but man that thing is massive and a real toe-stubber. This is so much smaller and while the seat itself doesn’t wipe down as easy as the other chair, it has held up really well after several trips through the washing machine and comes out looking brand new. The logo on the tray started bleeding from just baby wipes, but ultimately we just wiped it off entirely so it doesn’t bother us.

This is heavier than a bag chair. It folds in the same fashion as a bag chair, only with a few more bars. The tray was difficult to attach initially. And, to detach, I have to work hard to find the small piece of plastic to disengage it so it will come off. Reading the directions first would have been helpful. Even so, it was still a little challenging the second time using it as well. The tray is hard plastic, the same as a regular highchair (just smaller in size). It is difficult to get the tray back into the carry bag unless the chair is pulled out halfway first. The tray has the hard plastic "crotch blocker" (whatever it is called) so the child does not slide through. This makes putting it back in the bag challenging because of the shape. In addition, it also has three-point restraint. The feet of the chair are pretty wide, so it is balanced. However, I think a larger child could probably tip over if on unlevel ground and/or not supervised. As for quality, I think it is nice. In hindsight, I would prefer the one with the fabric tray rather than the hard tray.

This thing comes in very handy!From camping trips to visiting friends and family, to even sometimes if a restaurant has run out of high chairs, or doesn’t have any (it happens!) , or if you have company visiting with a toddler and would like to offer the kid a proper seat. We have found so many unexpected uses for this! Also, for parents of chunkier kids, just a pro tip I figured out today- if you don’t like the leg separator on the tray, It can be easily taken off with a screwdriver! Obviously this may not be the “safest” and I’m sure the manufacturer has it there for a reason, but for supervised use I’m sure it will be fine for us!

I tried to give it full starts but for some reason it won't let me, great chair, easy to use and fold away

Love this high chair!!! I ended up having to buy a second one since my 3 year granddaughter was not liking having to share with little sister.

I actually bought two of these high chairs: the first was for a grandparent’s house out of state and I loved it so much I bought one for home. The design of this high chair is excellent. As someone who lives in a small space, to be able to quickly fold and put it away is exactly what I need.As I mentioned, the design of this high chair is fantastic. It has an appealing, minimalistic look. The compact design is perfect and it’s very easy to clean. The travel case is the cherry on top - it makes it super convenient to take the high chair to friends’ and relatives’ homes and to outdoor events.The fabric of the seat is deplorable (as others have commented) and this failure is truly disappointing. My little boy has never exceeded 29 pounds of the maximum 45, and after barely 6 months, the poles of the frame have ripped through the fabric (very unsafe for a little one to injure their head or face). I considered trying to repair the holes with nylon thread, but I already see more tears forming so this chair will probably get tossed. I don’t know if my washing it compromised the fabric (it was only washed and air-dried 3-4 times total) but that is advertised as a key feature. We also had the issue of the ink from the logo smearing on the tray, but a Clorox wipe quickly wiped the logo permanently.It’s truly frustrating that this high chair failed so profoundly as I have yet to find another one like it that works with my very small space. I do think if you are someone who just needs a high chair to keep in another home or to keep in the car for travel or day events, you probably won’t have this issue. It just does not hold up for everyday use. I really wish the company would do something to make it right outside of the 90-day warranty. Most likely I’m going to go with the Joovy Nook instead.