Insta-Bench Classic 6-Seater Bench

I bought two of these for my children's soccer teams. They are easy to carry, deploy, and collapse. One person can manage the bench without difficulty. Also very inexpensive for the convenience of getting the soccer players off of the ground and focusing on the game. Get the black-- save $20. The royal blue one gets too dirty and looks worn quickly.

Pulled it out today. Seems sturdy. Super easy to set it up and put it away. Tote carry is very comfy. Not too heavy. Tight seating for adults but this will be perfect for kids.

Easy to set up and collapse. Good sturdy bag, easily portable,.

We got this last year on black Friday. With a family of 7 we don't have room for 7 folding camping chairs and honestly even the cheap ones add up quickly. So when I saw this pop up I ordered right away. We have used it all spring for my sons soccer team, then this summer for the beach, park and campfires and are using it again this fall for soccer. The only problem is now our girls play soccer too and the two teams argue over who should get to use the bench! lol. People are always asking at games where we got the bench and now with more kids in soccer plus 5 kids and all there friends we will be ordering another! CONS: Sticker shock, it's a little pricey BUT so are 6 folding camping chairs Awkward to walk with the strap over my shoulder at just 5'3" but NOT a deal breaker at all. PROS: It is practical and has pockets on each end Can hold 6 adults fairly well, great for kids Durable frame Black canvas fabric is easy to keep clean Unfolds and folds easily with just one person Compact when folded for something that seats 6 Includes easy to use case with a shoulder strap

Bench is good but carry case is awkward. Would be better with two straps for easier transport.

Great product for youth teams I’ve coached. Keeps the group together and off the ground.

As a coach, I wanted a solution, as the kids were all over the place when I wanted them to sit and listen. Well, having a bench takes care of that. The kids argue over who gets to sit on the ends, but it helps them focus, rather than being on the ground pulling grass up and tossing it on teammates. Pros: This bench is sturdy, and folds down small. Pockets on ends are nice, but don't get used much. It is now going on its third season with the teams I coach, and still looks brand new. The carrying bag is very well built, which is important because: Cons: I'm nitpicking here, but this thing weighs quite a bit. Seeing as I have balls, pugg goals, back pack, cones, etc. to transport as well, I wish this were just a couple of pounds lighter than it is. Bottom line is it is well built, takes abuse, and continues to work. I would buy it again.

I coach GU10 and BU7 this year. At our first game of the season, a coach on the other team had one of these and it made him look so organized, I was intimidated so I made fun of him. After the game my wife asked him where he got it and how much. He was so proud of it, then I really wanted to kick a ball at his head. He said it was great a keeping the kids from standing on the field as they wait. I wasn't convinced. An the next weekend's game, it seemed like every time I turned around to put in a sub, my players had wandered off, so my team had to play short while I ran around looking for a sub. If only I had a bench for them to sit on. Hey, I could pretend to be that organized coach. I bought it, the players love it, I love it. It keeps the kids close, and it's great that injured players don't need to sit on the ground any more. The bench seems well built, I expect to get a few seasons out of it at least. I added a fleece blanket to the bag so my players can keep warm while they sit and rest.