I prefer all the support I can get to make it more comfortable and support my posture.

I do not need a support bar but having or not having one is not a deal breaker for me. either way is fine.

It's not a deal breaker for me. I don't really like having the support.

It hardly matters to me, as long as it folds up really small and isn't too heavy.

I prefer a camping chair that has a support bar underneath my thighs because that provides more stability especially when seated on rough terrain. It is not a deal breaker for me. However, if I have a choice between buying a camping chair with or without a support bar I would always buy the chair with the support bar.

I prefer camping chairs without a bar under the thighs for more comfort during long sits.

Although the presence of a bar is not a deal breaker for purchasing a camping chair. I do prefer a support bar underneath because I think it makes for a sturdier chair with posture in mind when sitting on the chair.

I've never owned a camping chair with a support bar beneath my thighs, it doesn't seem necessary in my view so it wouldn't be a dealbreaker for me. I'd probably prefer no support bar since I'm assuming it would just add more weight/volume to the chair during transport.

Its not a deal breaker for me but i do find them more comfortable and i do prefer them, though if a chair had more in another area and not that i might consider it over it

I think a bar makes the chair seem stable, but I don't really have a preference.

I have short legs so sometimes the support bar can dig into my thighs so I prefer no bar.

If it isn't too heavy of bulky, I think it is a great idea. Too heavy would could make it hard to carry if camping deep in the woods.

Yes. If the price is less than $5 more expensive than the ones without suppport bar.

Don't like how that gets uncomfortable under long use. It might not be a deal breaker, but if there is another option it could be.

I prefer a chair that does not have a support bar because it is lighter. The presence of a bar is not a deal braker.

It doesn't matter to me if there's a support bar or not as long as the chair is comfortable. I think some chairs have the bar in a way that you barely notice it while others have it placed in such a way that it's really uncomfortable. It all depends. Definitely not a deal breaker.

I like to know the chair has adequate support, but if it presses too much into my thigh then it bothers me.

A support bar isn’t a dealbreaker for me, but it is really nice because it’s hard to relax in a regular camp chair in my mind

Not a deal breaker. With a support bar is fine as long as it id padded and comfortable

I think this is really important to

I do prefer a camping chair with a support bar underneath, but the presence of a bar is not that essential for me to make it a deal breaker for me.

I don’t have a big preference on having a support bar. I think it’s a nice addition but wouldn’t be a deal breaker with or without one.

I prefer without out after long term sitting that bar starts to hurt and becomes uncomfortable but its not a deal breaker.

I prefer a support bar underneath your tights as it makes the chair frame more durable and makes me feel the chair will better hold up over time.

It’s not a deal breaker as long as it’s not uncomfortable

I personally feel that the bar hurts when placed in that area. I prefer chairs without that bar.

I am not interested in this type of product and that's why I am not willing to say anything.

I prefer not having a bar underneath my thighs.

I do not mind a chair without a support bar, this isn't a deal breaker for me.

A bar underneath sounds more safe if the chair collapses.

i like it without, they can be to diggy in the thighs, they just never feel right. It is most likely a deal breaker

I prefer ones without because the ones with a support bar tend to be not that comfortable, but it depends on the rest of the design. It wouldn't be an automatic dealbreaker.

I prefer without the bar, it is not a deal breaker for me but i just don't think its necessary and it digs into my legs

I prefer camping chair without a support bar. Because it can press against my legs, especially if I am sitting for a long time. This pressure might cause discomfort, making my legs feel tired or numb. Over time, it can become quite bothersome, especially if the seat doesn't have enough padding to cushion the bar. Therefore, the presence of a bar is a deal breaker for me.

I like to have one without and it wouldn't be a deal breaker if I had one, but I like one without better.

I prefer one without one, as it makes the chair lighter and easier to transport and pack. As such, it can be a deal breaker if it's there.

The presence of a bar is a safety reassurance - certainly not a deal breaker. I don't want a chair to collapse and find myself or someone else injured in some remote wilderness scenario.

I don't want a thigh support because it puts pressure on my muscles

I have both and honestly they don't make any difference to me. I think the one with the bar is a little sturdier, but that would be the only difference. The presence or absence of a bar is not a deal breaker.

I like the support bar underneath my thighs because I can sit slightly more relaxed and comfortable position. Yes, the presence of a bar is a deal break for me.

I don't have a strong preference either way. Its presence would not be a dealbreaker because I can't recall a support bar ever getting in the way or being uncomfortable for me.

I prefer the one that has support bar because it makes the chair more stable and sturdy than the one that doesn't have

I prefer a bar. No bar means the chair gets slack and I sort of drift forward in it. I'd rather something that keeps my legs level. The presence of a bar is a dealbreaker for me.

I don't want a support bar because they tend to cut off circulation and become uncomfortable rapidly which is a deal breaker for me

I like the support bar because I would like to relax more during camping.

Being a woman with thick thighs, the bar is not ideal. They did into my skin and make me uncomfortable.

I like the support bar. It is better to carry more weight. I feel a lot of these will fold up just nicely anyways. The extra weight does not bother me. It is nice to have it is not a deal breaker if it does not have its.

I like to not have the bar as it makes the chair lighter and more flexible to contour to the body

The bar is the worst. It is uncomfortable and causes a loss of circulation. Absolute deal-breaker. Would not purchase a chair with a bar.

A support bar can be helpful if you have been walking / hiking long distances, and need a solid surface to rest on, so yes, it would make a difference for me, and I would seek out a chair that has such a support bar.

I prefer one without a bar for comfort. It would not be a deal breaker as long as it was comfortable.

I prefer one without - I want a comfortable seat when camping.

I prefer a support bar for taller chairs but it is never a deal breaker.

I don’t mind if one is there, but I would actually like if there was a padded and comfortable one.

I prefer without a bar as long as the rest of the chair is sturdy and durable, if not then a bar would be tolerated for safety purposes.

I prefer one because I feel it would be more supportive overall, which is important since I have broken some chairs.

I prefer the idea of having one without a support bar because it personally adds a bit of discomfort to the chair.

I prefer one that does not have a bar there, but it isn't a deal breaker if there is one.

Without the bar is usually more comfortable. However it it was well design it wouldn't be an issue for me.

I do camp as I would prefer a camping chair without a support bar underneath my thighs. When camping it is generally best to have the minimal without out lugging extra stuff. Same for a camping chair, give me the simplest that will do the job.

It does not need a support bar. I would still use a camping chair without one. It can still be comfortable and reliable.

I prefer not to have a bar because it becomes uncomfortable after a little sitting.

I actually don't like the support bar. Sometimes, it can get caught up in things when I'm moving stuff around. I always prefer ones that won't be potential problems for me.

I like a support bar but one that is missing the bar isn't a dealbreaker to me.

I think they are more comfortable without one-- but sometimes I just use an extra seat cushion or even a folded up blanket under it. So, I prefer it without, but If a chair that I liked had one, I might still buy it if I liked the chair overall, it's not necessarily a deal breaker.

Not a deal breaker. I would have to try it out to make sure comfort isn't effected. I do like feeling extra supported but sometimes lime sitting g Indian style in my chair.

I haven’t used any chairs with a support bar but would be interested in one if I seen it at a reasonable price

It doesn’t matter to me as long as the chair is cushioned and protected well. I have used both and don’t have a preference.

I do not really need a support bar under my thighs. I think that I more care about how comfortable the chair is for my bike. It definitely is not a deal breaker.

Yes the support bars definitely make the sure much more uncomfortable. I prefer chairs without them.

I like a bar under my thighs for the chair because i feel like it would be better for support and without just wouldn't feel safe

I perfer without the support bar because it can put pressure on you under thighs which can become painful. And yes if it has the bar it a deal breaker.

I prefer . Having a Support bar underneath my thighs . Because the entire body is connected . Therefore , support under your thighs will also support your back . And after breaking my back , The last thing I need . is to go camping . And sit in an uncomfortable spot . And be in pain the entire time.So yes . Anytime I can get support . Anywhere I'm going to take advantage of it .

WIthout, Those bars are painful for me and do not really ad to the support in my opinion.

I prefer one without . The bar , as it often is very uncomfortable , even painful .

I prefer a chair without the supporting bar because I find it more comfortable without the bar

Camping chair with more support so I don’t break the chair. If the chair breaks I would have to replace it, so I like the support.

The presence of uh support bar does not Make or break my decision . But I do prefer to have uh support . Under my legs if possible . I find it to be more sturdy overall and more comfortable . But I would also purchase a product that does not have a support bar .

I would want the support bar and yes underneath my thighs would be ok with me need support to help hold a person

One without the bar. Those chairs ate lighter and easier to carry.

No, the bar ends up making my legs and back hurt I highly recommended a pop up hammock.

I prefer a camping chair with a support bar because it's more comfortable for me and my legs.

I think that a support bar would make it safer to use a camping chair. The chair would be more stable, plus it would provide more comfort. Since camping is often enjoyed in regions where the ground is unlevel, it is essential to use a support bar.

While not a deal breaker, I definitely do prefer a camping chair with a support bar right underneath the my thighs.

I myself prefer a chair without the bar, I think the bar underneath my legs is very uncomfortable. The presence of the bar is a total deal breaker for me.

I like a camping chair without a support bar underneath. The reason is it's very uncomfortable to sit in.

I don't really care and it ain't a deal breaker if it's got one or not. If the chair sits well with it I would buy the chair. If it feels weird with it I'll not buy it.

The bar under my thighs is not a dealbreaker, I would just put a cushion in it if it hurts my thighs

I don't like support bars they get in the way especially when you have bigger thighs that have more weight on them.

The presence of a bar is not a deal breaker for me but I don't like the bar. The bar is very unnecessary and extra weight to lug around on my camping missions. I definitely prefer a camping chair without the ba.

I prefer the chair with the thigh bar. I have thick thighs. So a bar helps me rest them

I perfer not to have the bar because when camping there can be a lot of sitting and the bar can constrict blood flow after a while, though it is not a deal breaker

i would like a bar underneath chair for myself because i think it's more comfortable

The bar is important. It makes a huge difference. Going camping you need the bar chair. It provides the needed support.

I like it without one. I don't like the way it feels with one. It's hella uncomfortable. Less resistance is the key for me.

I would like the support bar just incase I was to heavy so I don’t fall or break the chair

prefer it with a support partner underneath my thighs for more comfort . I feel like it's the presence of a bar that is a deal breaker for me . I also feel like the comfort level that it brings would be great .

I like the support because it's helpful if you are overweight

I prefer a chair without a support bar under my thighs. I feel it’s more comfortable. And I feel like I kinda sink into the chair

I prefer the one that has a support bar underneath me but I also like them with a bar as well so I would prefer either one because I really like both options alot