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Coarse match · Fishing chairs · Our take
Korum Accessory Chair
KCHAIR/01
A comfy, adjustable chair that does more than just give your backside a rest. With vertical legs, levelling mud feet and room for Korum accessories, it’s built for long days on the bank.
- Model KCHAIR/01 with an aluminium frame and fully padded cover.
- Measures 62 cm wide × 95 cm high × 68 cm deep and weighs 6 kg.
- Maximum load is 20 stone, or 130 kg.
- Vertical, independently adjustable legs use levelling mud feet and the chair is designed to accept Korum accessories.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Korum Accessory Chair, model KCHAIR/01, with its padded seat, adjustable backrest and accessory-friendly design.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A well-thought-out chair for anglers who value comfort, stability and a tidy accessory-based setup.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality9.1/10
- Performance8.9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.6/10
- Ease of Use8.8/10
- Value for Money8.7/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Commercial and pleasure anglers. You get a comfortable seat for longer sessions, with plenty of adjustment when the peg is sloping, soft or generally a bit awkward.
- Match anglers building a tidy ringside setup. The vertical legs and Korum accessory compatibility make it easy to keep bait, drinks and tackle close without spreading kit everywhere.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers who walk miles to tiny swims. Six kilos isn’t outrageous, but a simpler folding chair will be easier when you’re travelling light and moving every hour.
- Occasional anglers after the cheapest seat available. The padded, adjustable design is useful, but you’re paying for a proper fishing platform rather than a basic camping chair.
The lowdown
Introducing the Korum Accessory Chair
A comfy, adjustable chair that does more than just give your backside a rest. With vertical legs, levelling mud feet and room for Korum accessories, it’s built for long days on the bank.
- Model KCHAIR/01 with an aluminium frame and fully padded cover.
- Measures 62 cm wide × 95 cm high × 68 cm deep and weighs 6 kg.
- Maximum load is 20 stone, or 130 kg.
- Vertical, independently adjustable legs use levelling mud feet and the chair is designed to accept Korum accessories.
Quick verdict
A cracking chair for organised anglers
The Korum Accessory Chair is a very sensible bit of kit for coarse anglers who want comfort, stability and a tidy way to keep bait, drinks and tackle close at hand.
It’s not the lightest seat around, but the vertical legs, independently adjustable feet and Korum accessory compatibility make it a proper useful choice for match-style sessions, commercials and longer days by the water.
A well-thought-out chair for anglers who value comfort, stability and a tidy accessory-based setup.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 9.1/10
- Performance
- 8.9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.6/10
- Ease of Use
- 8.8/10
- Value for Money
- 8.7/10
The aluminium frame, padded cover, adjustable legs and mud feet point to a solid, purpose-built chair.
Vertical independently adjustable legs and an adjustable backrest should work well across a range of coarse fishing pegs.
It won’t catch fish for you, but a stable, organised base makes feeding, casting and landing fish less awkward.
The carry strap and independent adjustment are handy, though setting several legs takes more effort than using a basic stool.
It offers more versatility than a simple chair, especially if you’ll use Korum trays or cool bags, but the full setup can add up.
Head to head
How it stacks up
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Korum Accessory Chair
The Korum Accessory Chair is one of those bits of kit that makes immediate sense to coarse anglers. It’s not merely somewhere to park your backside while the float sits there doing nothing. It’s designed as the centre of your peg, with the option to add trays, cool bags and other Korum accessories around you.
That’s the big appeal. A lot of anglers start with a chair, then end up surrounding it with bait tubs, drinks, hooklength boxes, pellets and a carryall. Before long, the peg looks like a tackle shop after a small explosion. This chair is built to make that setup a bit more orderly.
Comfort is well covered too. The seat has a fully padded cover, while the backrest angle can be adjusted to suit how you’re fishing. Sit upright when you’re busy with a float or feeder. Lean back when the swim has gone quiet and you’re waiting for a proper bite-time.
The frame is aluminium, which keeps the chair reasonably manageable at 6 kg while still giving it a sturdy feel on the bank. The maximum load is 20 stone, or 130 kg, so it’s built for a broad range of anglers rather than feeling like a flimsy garden number.
Where this chair really earns its keep is underneath. The legs are vertical rather than splayed out in every direction. That’s a smart design for cramped pegs, platforms and match-style setups, where you want to keep your gear close without booting a leg every time you reach for the net.
Each leg adjusts independently, and the levelling mud feet help you get the chair sitting square on uneven or softer ground. That matters more than you might think. A chair that rocks every time you pick up the feeder rod gets annoying sharpish, especially during a long session.
The dimensions are 62 cm wide, 95 cm high and 68 cm deep, so this is a proper fishing chair rather than a tiny stool. You’ll want to check the space in your favourite swims, particularly if you fish narrow platforms or tuck yourself into tight margins, but the footprint gives you a decent amount of support.
Korum has also included a free carry strap, which is a dead handy touch. Six kilos is manageable, but it’s still much nicer to sling the chair over your shoulder while carrying a net, bucket and rod holdall. Less faff means more time getting clipped up and fishing.
The honest trade-off is that this chair suits anglers who like a settled, organised session. If you’re leapfrogging swims all day chasing a shoal of roach, a lighter basic seat might be less bother. But for commercials, canals, rivers and longer match sessions, the Accessory Chair looks like a bob-on bit of kit.
The main question is whether you’ll use its accessory-friendly design. If the answer’s yes, it becomes much more than a comfy chair. It gives you a stable little command centre for bait, brews and tackle, while the adjustable legs help keep everything level when the peg is doing its best to send your kit downhill.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Model
- KCHAIR/01
- Dimensions
- 62 cm wide × 95 cm high × 68 cm deep
- Weight
- 6 kg
- Maximum load
- 20 stone / 130 kg
- Frame and comfort
- Aluminium frame with fully padded cover
- Legs and compatibility
- Independently adjustable vertical legs, levelling mud feet, Korum accessory compatible
Specs checked with Korum, Oct 2026.
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Our take
Why this chair makes sense on the bank
This isn’t just a chair to plonk down and forget about. It’s a solid fishing base with a padded seat, adjustable backrest and a frame ready to take useful Korum add-ons.
That means less rummaging around in carryalls and fewer awkward twists when you’re trying to reach a tub of pellets, a flask or a net handle. Handy stuff when the peg’s busy and the bites are coming thick and fast.
A chair with a job to do
More than somewhere to sit
The Korum Accessory Chair combines a fully padded cover with an adjustable-angle backrest, so it can switch between upright fishing mode and relaxed waiting mode. The aluminium frame keeps the total weight to 6 kg, while the 130 kg maximum load gives it plenty of capacity for most anglers.
The vertical leg design is the clever bit for busy pegs. Each leg adjusts independently, and the levelling mud feet help you settle the chair on uneven ground. That gives you a more stable base when you’re feeding, casting or reaching for a landing net.
Worth knowing. It’s designed to work with Korum accessories, including side trays and cool bags. Add those around the chair and you can keep bait, drinks and small tackle within easy reach instead of scattering everything across the peg.
Find your kind of session
A strong fit for settled coarse fishing
This chair makes most sense for anglers who spend several hours in one swim. Commercial carp and silverfish anglers, canal regulars and match anglers will appreciate the padded seat, adjustable backrest and ability to organise a working area around the chair.
It also suits anyone who fishes awkward pegs. Sloping banks, soft margins and uneven platforms can make a standard chair wobble or sit at a daft angle. Independent legs and mud feet give you more control, so you can get comfortable before the first cast.
Mobile anglers should think about the trade-off. The carry strap helps, but this is still a 6 kg chair measuring 62 cm by 95 cm by 68 cm. If your plan is to roam with one rod and a small bag, it may be more chair than you need.
Quick answers before you buy
The useful bits, straight up
Can you use it without Korum accessories? Absolutely. The chair works perfectly well as a padded, adjustable fishing seat on its own. The accessory compatibility is an option, not a requirement, so you can add a tray or cool bag later if your fishing develops that way.
Is it suitable for match fishing? Yes, particularly for matches where you’re settled in one peg and want a tidy setup. The vertical legs save a bit of space, while the adjustable feet help on less-than-perfect banks. Just remember that 6 kg is more suited to organised match gear than ultra-light roving.
What should you check before sitting down? Make sure every leg is properly locked and the mud feet are sitting flat. On soft ground, give the chair a gentle test with your hands first. A few seconds of setup can save a very daft topple when a screaming take arrives.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Fully padded for proper comfort during long sessions.
- Independent legs and levelling mud feet help keep the chair steady on uneven ground.
- Vertical legs suit tight pegs and make it easier to position trays or other accessories.
- Adjustable backrest lets you sit upright for fishing or lean back between bites.
- Free carry strap makes the 6 kg chair easier to move around.
Worth knowing
- At 6 kg, it’s more substantial than a basic folding fishing chair.
- Korum accessories and side trays add to the overall cost if you want the full setup.
- The 62 cm width and accessory-focused design may feel like overkill for quick, mobile sessions.
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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.
01Can the Korum Accessory Chair be used on uneven ground?
Can the Korum Accessory Chair be used on uneven ground?
Yes. Its legs are independently adjustable and fitted with levelling mud feet, so you can get the chair settled properly on sloping or soft pegs. Take a moment to set each leg before sitting down, especially on wet ground.
02Which anglers is the Korum Accessory Chair aimed at?
Which anglers is the Korum Accessory Chair aimed at?
It’s aimed squarely at coarse and match anglers who want a comfortable seat that can work with Korum accessories such as side trays and cool bags. It makes particular sense when you want a compact, organised setup around your chair.
03Is the backrest fixed or adjustable?
Is the backrest fixed or adjustable?
The backrest angle is adjustable. Sit more upright when you’re feeding, watching a float or keeping an eye on the rods, then ease it back when the swim goes quiet and you’re waiting for a bite-time.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a cracking chair for organised anglers. The strongest reasons to choose it are fully padded for proper comfort during long sessions. and independent legs and levelling mud feet help keep the chair steady on uneven ground.; the main trade-off is at 6 kg, it’s more substantial than a basic folding fishing chair..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Fully padded for proper comfort during long sessions.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Commercial and pleasure anglers: You get a comfortable seat for longer sessions, with plenty of adjustment when the peg is sloping, soft or generally a bit awkward.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “At 6 kg, it’s more substantial than a basic folding fishing 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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