Purple Capy High Back at an alpine pullout beside an off-road vehicle

OVERLAND, OR JUST OUTSIDE

A good seat at the end of the road.

For campsites, dirt pullouts, and slow evenings.

Find your chair What makes it different?

LOOK A LITTLE CLOSER

The good bit is underneath.

Meet Tri-lock. A triangulated frame with a push-pin lock.

Close-up of the assembled Tri-lock frameTHE TRI-LOCK FRAME 01 / 03

A triangle at the heart.

Follow the bracing beneath the seat. This is the structure that makes a Capy a Capy.

See the construction
  • Tri-lock Frame on a gray background

    Tri-lock — No more wobble

    A Tri-lock base distributes weight more evenly than four legs — which means it stays stable on uneven ground, soft grass, and packed festival fields. One click to lock. Zero wobble.

  • 7-series aluminium frame

    The same alloy used in aerospace and high-end cycling. Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and strong enough to hold 120kg without flex. Built to outlast every trip you take it on.

  • Seat fabric from recycled bottles

    Every seat is woven from post-consumer PET plastic bottles — diverted from landfill and turned into tough, UV-resistant, weather-proof fabric. Bold colours that don't fade, materials you can feel good about.

  • Packs into its own bag

    Collapses and stows in seconds. Light enough for a day out, compact enough for the car boot or a backpack side pocket.

  • Rigid triangle base

    Four legs on a triangulated frame means it holds level on sand, gravel, grass, and uneven trail — where ordinary chairs rock or sink.

  • Recycled PET seat fabric

    The seat is woven from post-consumer PET bottles — tough, weather-resistant, and in colours that don't look like every other camp chair out there.