The Squatly exoskeleton seat with its waist and leg straps, ready to wear.
How much weight does it hold?
It's recommended for up to 130 kg (286 lb) and supports a maximum of 150 kg (330 lb). It fits people from 1.40 m to 2.10 m tall (4'7" to 6'11").
How do I use it?
Strap it to your waist and legs, set the height (5 levels), and simply squat down to sit. When you stand up, you can keep walking with it on.
Is it heavy?
Not at all. It weighs only 1.6 kg (3.5 lb) and is made of engineering nylon, so you can wear it all day without noticing.
 
 
Standing for hours is wrecking your body
Lines, parks, the pier, the mall… there's never a place to sit. Hour after hour, your knees, legs and back pay the price.
 
 
 
 
Carrying a chair everywhere? No thanks
Folding chairs are heavy, bulky and never there when you need them. And pushing through on your feet day after day builds up pain that doesn't go away.
 
 
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With Squatly, the chair goes with you
A lightweight exoskeleton you wear on your waist and legs. When you get tired, just squat down and you're seated. Walk normally with it on and sit wherever you want.
 
 
Sit anywhere
Walk freely while wearing it
No more sore legs
Sit anywhere
Walk freely while wearing it
No more sore legs
Sit anywhere
Walk freely while wearing it
No more sore legs
Sit anywhere
Walk freely while wearing it
No more sore legs
Sit anywhere
Walk freely while wearing it
No more sore legs
Sit anywhere
Walk freely while wearing it
No more sore legs
Sit anywhere
Walk freely while wearing it
No more sore legs
Sit anywhere
Walk freely while wearing it
No more sore legs
Sit anywhere
Walk freely while wearing it
No more sore legs
Sit anywhere
Walk freely while wearing it
No more sore legs
Sit anywhere
Walk freely while wearing it
No more sore legs
Sit anywhere
Walk freely while wearing it
No more sore legs
 
 
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 4005 reviews.
This is such a smart solution for places without benches. Very practical and easy to take wherever I go.
This sit-anywhere design. One useful thing is that it could be useful in places where seating is limited. It may be useful when waiting in a long queue. This is a thoughtful approach to outdoor convenience. An inventive take on a common everyday need.
This hands-free seating idea. I can see the appeal of how the wearable format is different from a bulky folding seat. I can see a use for it at places with limited public seating. The design idea is certainly distinctive. A product concept with several possible use cases.
This sit-anywhere design. What stands out to me is how it could make short rest stops easier during a day out. I can see a use for it at places with limited public seating. The focus on quick breaks makes sense. A neat approach to taking a break outdoors.
The Squatly concept. It seems convenient that it is designed to be worn rather than carried like a regular chair. It seems suited to picnics and other casual outdoor plans. Portability is the main appeal of this kind of product. A practical direction for portable seating.
The Squatly concept. The interesting part is that the wearable format is different from a bulky folding seat. It may be useful when waiting in a long queue. The concept is straightforward and easy to understand. A product concept with several possible use cases.
A portable seat like this. The interesting part is that the wearable format is different from a bulky folding seat. It could suit outdoor markets and community events. It is easy to understand why someone might want a seat option nearby. A simple idea aimed at everyday convenience.
The wearable chair concept. I like how the wearable format is different from a bulky folding seat. It may be useful when waiting in a long queue. It is an interesting product idea for people on the move. A product concept with several possible use cases.
The Squatly wearable seat. The main idea I like is that it provides an alternative to bringing a separate chair. I would think of it for walks where there may not be benches. It is a different take on portable seating. A useful concept to explore.
The compact wearable design. I appreciate that it gives people another seating option when benches are unavailable. I can picture using it while watching a sports match. The focus on quick breaks makes sense. A useful concept to explore.
This hands-free seating idea. I can see the appeal of how it provides an alternative to bringing a separate chair. It may help during outdoor activities with breaks between sessions. The idea could fit a range of everyday situations. A clever idea for days spent away from home.
The compact wearable design. It seems convenient that the wearable format is different from a bulky folding seat. I would think of it for walks where there may not be benches. I like seeing alternatives to carrying a full-size chair. A simple idea aimed at everyday convenience.
The compact wearable design. It seems convenient that the wearable format is different from a bulky folding seat. It seems relevant for fairs and open-air exhibitions. Portability is the main appeal of this kind of product. A simple idea aimed at everyday convenience.
The Squatly wearable seat. The interesting part is that it could make short rest stops easier during a day out. I can imagine taking it along for sightseeing days. This is a thoughtful approach to outdoor convenience. An inventive take on a common everyday need.
This hands-free seating idea. One useful thing is that it could be useful in places where seating is limited. I can picture using it while watching a sports match. It is an interesting product idea for people on the move. A clever idea for days spent away from home.
The wearable seating option. I like how it is designed to be worn rather than carried like a regular chair. It might be convenient during long days at outdoor events. It is easy to understand why someone might want a seat option nearby. A product concept with several possible use cases.
The compact wearable design. I appreciate that it is designed to be worn rather than carried like a regular chair. I would consider it for a visit to the park. The wearable approach makes it stand out from ordinary seats. A useful concept to explore.
A portable seat like this. I like how it is intended for moments when standing for a long time gets tiring. I can see a use for it at places with limited public seating. Portability is the main appeal of this kind of product. A practical direction for portable seating.
The wearable seating option. A practical detail is that the idea focuses on convenience while spending time outside. It could be worth considering for travel and day trips. The focus on quick breaks makes sense. A neat approach to taking a break outdoors.
A portable seat like this. I appreciate that it offers a way to take a break without searching for a bench. It seems suited to picnics and other casual outdoor plans. The concept is straightforward and easy to understand. A simple idea aimed at everyday convenience.
This alternative to a folding chair. The interesting part is that it could be useful in places where seating is limited. It seems relevant for fairs and open-air exhibitions. This is a thoughtful approach to outdoor convenience. A clever idea for days spent away from home.
A portable seat like this. What stands out to me is how it offers a way to take a break without searching for a bench. It may be a helpful option for fishing or other outdoor hobbies. The focus on quick breaks makes sense. A neat approach to taking a break outdoors.
The Squatly wearable seat. It is nice that it offers a hands-free approach to portable seating. It may help during outdoor activities with breaks between sessions. The design idea is certainly distinctive. A useful concept to explore.
The wearable seating option. I appreciate that it offers a way to take a break without searching for a bench. It may be a helpful option for fishing or other outdoor hobbies. The focus on quick breaks makes sense. A practical direction for portable seating.
This portable seat. The main idea I like is that it provides an alternative to bringing a separate chair. It seems suited to picnics and other casual outdoor plans. The concept is straightforward and easy to understand. A product concept with several possible use cases.
This hands-free seating idea. I can see the appeal of how it could be useful in places where seating is limited. It may be a helpful option for fishing or other outdoor hobbies. The concept is straightforward and easy to understand. An interesting option for outdoor routines.
This alternative to a folding chair. I like how it could make short rest stops easier during a day out. It could be worth considering for travel and day trips. It is a different take on portable seating. A neat approach to taking a break outdoors.
This hands-free seating idea. What stands out to me is how it gives people another seating option when benches are unavailable. It seems suited to picnics and other casual outdoor plans. The design idea is certainly distinctive. An inventive take on a common everyday need.
A portable seat like this. What stands out to me is how it is intended for moments when standing for a long time gets tiring. I would think of it for walks where there may not be benches. The design idea is certainly distinctive. A distinctive alternative to a traditional chair.
The Squatly concept. A practical detail is that it could be useful in places where seating is limited. It seems suited to picnics and other casual outdoor plans. The idea could fit a range of everyday situations. An interesting option for outdoor routines.
This hands-free seating idea. What stands out to me is how the idea focuses on convenience while spending time outside. I can picture using it while watching a sports match. Portability is the main appeal of this kind of product. Worth considering for people who are often on their feet.
The Squatly wearable seat. It seems convenient that it provides an alternative to bringing a separate chair. It seems suited to picnics and other casual outdoor plans. Portability is the main appeal of this kind of product. An interesting option for outdoor routines.
The wearable seating option. It seems convenient that the wearable format is different from a bulky folding seat. It may be a helpful option for fishing or other outdoor hobbies. The focus on quick breaks makes sense. A practical direction for portable seating.
This sit-anywhere design. A practical detail is that it could make short rest stops easier during a day out. It could suit outdoor markets and community events. Portability is the main appeal of this kind of product. A distinctive alternative to a traditional chair.
A portable seat like this. I can see the appeal of how it gives people another seating option when benches are unavailable. It could be useful for photography outings that involve waiting. It addresses a familiar problem in a creative way. A clever idea for days spent away from home.
The compact wearable design. I appreciate that it is designed to be worn rather than carried like a regular chair. I would consider it for a visit to the park. The idea could fit a range of everyday situations. An inventive take on a common everyday need.