Helinox · Camp & Cook
Ball Feet Set 45mm - 4 Pcs
$33.57
$47.95Save $14.38 (30%)
at Valhalla Pure Outfitters
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Is this a good deal?
- The current price has held for 45 days.
- Across the 25 Camp & Cook deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 21% — this deal’s 30% off is well above that mark.
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About this product
The Helinox Ball Feet Set 45mm is a set of four silicone replacement feet designed to slide onto the legs of compatible Helinox chairs, including the Chair One, Chair Two, Chair One Mini, Chair Zero, Chair One L, and Cot Extension Legs. Each foot measures 4.5 cm (1.75 in) in diameter, and the complete set weighs just 65 g (2 oz), keeping pack weight to a minimum. The rounded silicone construction is durable, sticky, and non-marking, providing improved grip on hard or slick surfaces while the increased contact area helps prevent the legs from sinking into softer ground. Installation is straightforward, with each foot sliding directly onto a chair leg without tools. The full set covers all four legs, making it a practical accessory for campers who frequently use their Helinox seating on polished floors, packed earth, or other challenging terrain.
- Category
- Camp & Cook
- Brand
- Helinox
- Material
- *Silicone
- Color
- product-options
- Size
- 4.5 cm / 1.75 in
- Weight
- 65 g / 2 oz
- Materials
- Silicone
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Helinox Ball Feet Set 45mm for delivering noticeably improved stability on soft, uneven, or sandy ground, preventing chair legs from sinking into grass, gravel, dirt, and sand. The press-fit design is widely appreciated for being easy to install and remove, and the snug fit means they stay securely in place during use. Many users also note that the included carry bag is a convenient touch, and the feet can be stored in the chair's own bag. The most common criticisms are the price, which many consider steep for a simple accessory, and the added weight, making them better suited to car camping than backpacking or bikepacking. A few reviewers mention that repeated removal and reinstallation can feel like a minor hassle.
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