For long days on your feet
Sideline Perch / Wearable Chair
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- Tracked shipping
- 90-day chair guarantee
- Free carry bag
What comes with my order?
One wearable chair in your chosen color and a free PerchPack shoulder bag.
How does it attach?
The waist belt, thigh straps, and shoe attachments hold the chair in place.
Can I walk while wearing it?
The chair is designed to stay strapped on as you stand up and move between tasks.
When will my order ship?
We usually dispatch within two business days. After dispatch, estimated transit is 4–7 days to Canada and 7–11 days to the United States.
How do I track my order?
Check your shipping confirmation email for tracking details once your order ships.
What is a wearable chair?
Sideline Perch straps on and gives you a place to sit for a quick break between tasks.
On your feet for hours?
Take a seat between tasks, then get back to it.
Where would you take a seat?
A closer look
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Customer testimonials
The whole reason I wanted this was to take a quick sitting break without carrying a folding chair. Being able to keep it strapped on is the part I like most.
It took me a couple of tries to get the straps where I wanted them. Once I had the fit figured out, going from walking to sitting made a lot more sense.
I’m always moving between my workbench and the shelves. I like being able to sit for a minute without dragging a stool across the garage every time.
I thought the pads would feel awkward because they’re so different from a regular seat. Once I tried it, I could see why they’re shaped that way.
I use it for little breaks between tasks. I can sit for a minute, then get back up and keep going without putting a chair away.
I had to try the sit-to-stand motion a couple of times before it clicked. Once I did, I got why you’d wear the seat instead of carrying it.
Customer reviews
Product reviews
The whole reason I wanted this was to take a quick sitting break without carrying a folding chair. Being able to keep it strapped on is the part I like most.
It took me a couple of tries to get the straps where I wanted them. Once I had the fit figured out, going from walking to sitting made a lot more sense.
I’m always moving between my workbench and the shelves. I like being able to sit for a minute without dragging a stool across the garage every time.
I thought the pads would feel awkward because they’re so different from a regular seat. Once I tried it, I could see why they’re shaped that way.
I use it for little breaks between tasks. I can sit for a minute, then get back up and keep going without putting a chair away.
I had to try the sit-to-stand motion a couple of times before it clicked. Once I did, I got why you’d wear the seat instead of carrying it.