anymaka Portable Swing Chair

Hammock stands tend to be bulky and slow to assemble, and conventional camp chairs can leave pressure concentrated at the lower back and shoulders. The anymaka Portable Swing Chair aims to address both by pairing a folding swing frame with a hammock-style seat. The maker pitches it for camping, home use, balconies and even a corner of the office.

Snap-Fold setup

According to the maker, a design it calls Snap-Fold lets the chair be set up in 3 seconds without tools: the frame is simply spread open, and it folds back down in a single motion. The dedicated Chair Hammock clips directly onto the frame's arm anchors, so no extra straps are needed. The maker says the seat conforms to the back and hips, spreading pressure evenly and supporting the spine's natural curve, and that it is sized for a range of body types.

Folded, the chair fits into a backpack-sized package whose shoulder straps convert into a carry handle, with room inside for accessories and small items. The frame also accepts the existing Ultralight Double Hammock, or other hammocks within a specified range: 9–12 feet long and 60–85 inches wide, per the campaign.

Materials and build

• Frame: aircraft-grade aluminum alloy, solution heat-treated, quenched, air-cooled and pickled, then bent on a 500-ton hydraulic press
• Plastic parts: PA6 nylon, described as resistant to UV, extreme temperatures and rain
• Bolts and screws: 304 stainless steel, said to have passed a 90-hour salt spray test
• Hammock: made from 100% recycled materials
• Canopy: UPF50+ sun protection with water-repellent finish and adjustable angle

The maker says its team repeatedly tuned the forward-and-back swing to eliminate wobble and creaking, so the motion stays smooth and quiet enough for reading or work. A quick-connect holder keeps a phone, cup or keys within reach, and the hammock comes in Forest Green, Ocean Blue and Sunset Yellow. The campaign also cites production in factories using renewable energy and waste-reduction measures.