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Korum Supa Lite Stretch Chair
Korum Supa Lite Stretch Chair — MPN K0300043
Light, supportive and built for mobile sessions, the Korum Supa Lite Stretch Chair makes a lot of sense when you want comfort without dragging a full armchair around the lake.
- Weighs 2.3kg, making it a genuinely mobile chair for roving and short-session fishing.
- Maximum extended height is 49cm, with a compact footprint of 48cm x 39cm x 28cm.
- Uses an Aeronium magnesium alloy frame, with stretchy weatherproof polyester and TPEE fabric.
- Large self-levelling mudfeet and compatibility with Korum Any Chair adapters add practical bank-side versatility.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Korum Supa Lite Stretch Chair, MPN K0300043. It’s listed as discontinued by TackleUK, so availability may be patchy and second-hand condition matters if you find one.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A lightweight, practical chair with better support than a basic stool, although its compact design and discontinued status hold it back from being a universal pick.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality8.8/10
- Performance8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.3/10
- Ease of Use9.4/10
- Value for Money8.3/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Mobile coarse and specimen anglers. It’s light enough for roving between swims, while the supportive seat is far nicer than crouching beside the rods.
- Anglers fishing margins, canals and commercial lakes. The compact footprint and self-levelling mudfeet suit tight swims and softer, less-than-perfect ground.
Maybe skip if
- Overnight carp anglers wanting maximum recline. This is a mobile chair, not a full-size session chair with loads of adjustment and a deep lounging position.
- Anglers who need a current, easily replaceable product. It’s listed as discontinued, so availability and long-term parts support could be a bit hit and miss.
The lowdown
Introducing the Korum Supa Lite Stretch Chair
Light, supportive and built for mobile sessions, the Korum Supa Lite Stretch Chair makes a lot of sense when you want comfort without dragging a full armchair around the lake.
- Weighs 2.3kg, making it a genuinely mobile chair for roving and short-session fishing.
- Maximum extended height is 49cm, with a compact footprint of 48cm x 39cm x 28cm.
- Uses an Aeronium magnesium alloy frame, with stretchy weatherproof polyester and TPEE fabric.
- Large self-levelling mudfeet and compatibility with Korum Any Chair adapters add practical bank-side versatility.
Quick verdict
Verdict
The Supa Lite Stretch Chair is a cracking bit of kit for roving anglers, margin work and short-to-medium sessions where a proper chair beats sitting on a bucket. At 2.3kg, it’s light enough to carry without turning the walk to your swim into a grim little workout.
Its stretchy weatherproof seat, shoulder padding and self-levelling mudfeet give it a more supportive feel than a basic folding stool. Just remember it’s still a compact fishing chair, not a full overnight carp-bed throne — and with the model discontinued, you’ll need to keep an eye out for a decent one.
A lightweight, practical chair with better support than a basic stool, although its compact design and discontinued status hold it back from being a universal pick.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 8.8/10
- Performance
- 8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.3/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.4/10
- Value for Money
- 8.3/10
The Aeronium frame, durable weatherproof fabric and useful mudfeet point to a well-thought-out bit of tackle.
Its light weight, supportive seat and self-levelling feet suit a wide range of normal bank-side jobs.
It won’t catch fish by itself, but staying mobile and comfortable can help you fish more effectively and react to a bite-time opportunity.
The compact build, low weight and adapter compatibility keep setup and moving about pleasantly straightforward.
The feature set looks strong for a mobile chair, though discontinued availability makes condition and asking price especially important.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Korum Supa Lite Stretch Chair
The Korum Supa Lite Stretch Chair is aimed at anglers who want proper support without hauling a massive throne around the lake. That’s a pretty appealing brief, especially when the walk to your chosen swim feels more like a hike than a stroll to the peg.
At 2.3kg, this is the sort of chair you can sling over your shoulder and keep moving with. Handy for feeder work, stalking, margin fishing and those sessions where you’re not quite sure which swim will come alive. You can pack light, stay mobile and follow the fish rather than getting anchored to one spot.
The seat uses stretchy, weatherproof and durable fabric, made from polyester and TPEE. That gives it a more forgiving feel than a rigid stool. You’re not perched on a flat slab, and there’s some give under you when you settle in behind the rods or keep an eye on a float.
There’s generous padding around the shoulder area too. It’s a small detail, but a proper useful one. When you’re sat waiting for a bite-time window, a bit of support behind the shoulders stops the whole thing feeling like a folding garden chair. You can stay comfortable without slumping into a heap.
The frame is made from Aeronium magnesium alloy, which helps explain the low weight. The chair still has a useful 130kg capacity, so it isn’t just a featherweight gimmick. You get a practical bit of kit that should suit a broad range of coarse and specimen anglers.
One of the better bank-side touches is the large self-levelling mudfeet. Soft ground, wet grass and uneven pegs can make small chair feet wobble or sink. Bigger feet help spread the load, while the self-levelling design should keep the chair sitting more naturally when the bank is doing its best to throw you sideways.
The dimensions are compact too: 48cm x 39cm x 28cm, with a maximum extended height of 49cm. That makes it easier to slot into a barrow, carryall or a lighter roving setup. It won’t dominate a cramped canal peg, and there’s less faff when you’re packing down after a blank or a proper bite-time result.
Korum also states that its Any Chair adapters fit the legs. That means you can add compatible accessories and make the chair work harder for you. A side tray, feeder arm or other useful bit of kit can turn a simple perch into a tidy little command centre, without needing a huge seatbox.
There are limits, naturally. This isn’t designed to replace a full-size carp chair for long overnight sessions, and the compact shape won’t offer the same laid-back, feet-up comfort. But for keeping things light, staying mobile and having somewhere supportive to sit, it’s a spot-on idea.
The other thing to bear in mind is availability. TackleUK lists the Supa Lite Stretch Chair as discontinued, so you may be looking at old stock or a second-hand example. If one pops up, check the stretchy fabric, frame joints, mudfeet and adapter points before handing over your quid. A tidy one could still be a very handy chair.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Product code
- Korum K0300043
- Dimensions
- 48cm x 39cm x 28cm
- Maximum extended height
- 49cm
- Weight
- 2.3kg
- Weight capacity
- 130kg
- Frame and materials
- Aeronium magnesium alloy frame; polyester and TPEE fabric
Specs checked with Korum, Oct 2026.
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Our take
A lightweight chair with a bit of comfort built in
The clever bit here is the balance. Korum has kept the chair compact and properly mobile, but added a stretchy fabric seat and generous shoulder support so you’re not perched bolt upright on something that feels like a camping stool.
It’s especially handy when you’re moving between swims, fishing tight margins or setting up a light feeder outfit. The big mudfeet should also help on soft ground, while the compatible Any Chair adapters open up the option of adding useful accessories.
The chair itself
Small footprint, proper support
The Supa Lite Stretch Chair is built around mobility. The 2.3kg weight and compact dimensions make it easy to carry between pegs, while the Aeronium magnesium alloy frame keeps things light without dropping the stated capacity below a useful 130kg.
Comfort comes from the stretchy weatherproof polyester and TPEE fabric, plus the generous shoulder padding. It’s a more forgiving setup than a basic folding stool, particularly when you’re sat watching float tips or waiting for the rods to twitch.
The large self-levelling mudfeet are a proper bank-friendly feature. They should help on soft or uneven ground, where skinny feet can sink and leave you wobbling like you’ve had one too many brews.
Worth knowing. The listed dimensions are 48cm x 39cm x 28cm, with a maximum extended height of 49cm. It’s compact by design, so expect a mobile fishing perch rather than a deep, reclined carp chair.
Best bank use
A good match for lighter, mobile sessions
This chair makes most sense for roving anglers, feeder fishers, margin specialists and anyone who likes to keep the setup lean. It’s easy to move when the fish are showing elsewhere, and it won’t eat half your barrow space.
It’s also useful when the peg is tight. Canal towpaths, commercial margins and cramped river swims don’t always leave room for a massive chair, side table and all the other tackle we somehow convince ourselves is essential.
The Any Chair adapter compatibility gives you more options. Add suitable accessories and you can keep bait, terminal bits or tools close by, which is dead handy when you’re trying to stay put after feeding a promising spot.
Worth knowing. For overnight carp fishing, treat it as a sit-and-watch chair rather than a lounging or sleeping setup. If you want maximum recline and all-day comfort, go larger.
Quick answers
What you need to know before buying
Is it weatherproof? The fabric is described as stretchy, weatherproof and durable, which suits normal bank-side use. As ever, don’t leave any chair permanently exposed to grim weather if you want it to stay fresh.
Will it fit heavier anglers? The stated capacity is 130kg. That’s useful for many anglers, but inspect a used chair carefully and don’t ignore frayed fabric, bent joints or damaged feet.
Is it still easy to find? TackleUK lists the model as discontinued. You may find old stock or second-hand examples, but condition and completeness are more important than saving a cheeky few quid.
Worth knowing. If buying used, check the stretch fabric first, then look over the frame, mudfeet and Any Chair adapter points. A tidy example could still be bob on for mobile fishing.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Very light and easy to carry from swim to swim.
- Stretchy, weatherproof seat fabric gives useful support and comfort.
- Large self-levelling mudfeet are handy on soft, uneven banks.
- Any Chair adapter compatibility adds scope for accessories and a more organised setup.
- Generous shoulder padding makes longer spells more pleasant than a basic stool.
Worth knowing
- The compact design won’t give the same deep, laid-back comfort as a full-size carp chair.
- Discontinued status may make replacement parts or a tidy example harder to find.
- A 130kg capacity is useful, but heavier anglers should still check the chair carefully for wear and damage.
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01What is the Korum Supa Lite Stretch Chair’s weight capacity?
What is the Korum Supa Lite Stretch Chair’s weight capacity?
The stated maximum weight capacity is 130kg. As with any folding chair, check the frame, joints and fabric carefully if buying a used example.
02Can Korum Any Chair accessories fit this chair?
Can Korum Any Chair accessories fit this chair?
Yes. Korum states that Any Chair adapters fit the legs, allowing compatible accessories to be added to the setup.
03Is the Supa Lite Stretch Chair suitable for overnight carp fishing?
Is the Supa Lite Stretch Chair suitable for overnight carp fishing?
It can work for sitting behind the rods, but it’s better suited to mobile or shorter sessions. Anglers wanting to lounge for hours or sleep beside the rods will likely prefer a larger carp chair or bedchair.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are very light and easy to carry from swim to swim. and stretchy, weatherproof seat fabric gives useful support and comfort.; the main trade-off is the compact design won’t give the same deep, laid-back comfort as a full-size carp chair..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Very light and easy to carry from swim to swim.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Mobile coarse and specimen anglers: It’s light enough for roving between swims, while the supportive seat is far nicer than crouching beside the rods.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “The compact design won’t give the same deep, laid-back comfort as a full-size carp chair.”
Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.
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