Anyone who has watched a soccer or Little League game from the bleachers knows they need more comfort and support. A Millennium Sportsline Stadium Seat would be a game-changer for these fans. In the holiday giving season, Stadium Seats make great gifts for relatives and friends who love to come to the games but would enjoy them much more if they could sit comfortably.
Millennium Sportsline Stadium Seats fit almost everyone and change the spectator experience with a fabric seat that’s held above the bleacher and an adjustable seat back. A buckled strap securely holds the seat so fans can lean back and take in the action.
Grandparents and older siblings will appreciate the gift of comfort. Of course, the Stadium Seat isn’t just for kids’ games. It provides a more enjoyable experience at concerts and plays, auto races, and rodeos. The lightweight Stadium Seat folds up for easy portability and doesn’t take up much room in a vehicle or in storage at home.
Stadium Seats come in four attractive colors – gray, blue, red, and black – with the big M logo signifying quality construction. The angle of the seat back is adjustable to suit individual posture and preferences. The seat measures a comfortable 20” wide and features a durable powder-coated aluminum frame that supports up to 400 pounds. Folded up, the Millennium Sportsline Stadium Seat measures 20 x 17 x 7” and weighs just 5.6 pounds.
Millennium Sportsline® Custom Stadium Seat
- Available in colors Red, Black, Blue, Navy, and Grey
- 1-Year Warranty
- MSRP: $89.99
Call or visit millenniumsportsline.com to inquire about personalized Stadium Seats with a custom logo
About Millennium Sportsline
Our family of brands is dedicated to creating the highest quality of outdoor lifestyle products. Millennium products have long been recognized as the most comfortable seats in the market, from treestands and boat seats to sporting and backyard lifestyle seats. Trust Millennium to provide you with the best seat in the house.
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