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Korum Supa Lite Chair
Korum Supa Lite Chair · KCHAIR/32
Light, adjustable and built for shifting swims, the Korum Supa Lite Chair makes a cracking choice when a big bulky chair just gets in the way.
- Weighs 3kg and uses a high-quality aluminium frame.
- Measures 62cm wide and 61cm high.
- Adjustable legs and included mud feet help it settle on uneven banks.
- Works with Korum Any Chair adaptors and the Korum Ruck bag system.
Make sure it’s the right one. This is the Korum Supa Lite Chair, model KCHAIR/32. It isn’t the Korum Accessory Chair, so don’t confuse the two when shopping or fitting accessories.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A lightweight, practical chair with strong roving credentials and useful Korum-system compatibility.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality8.8/10
- Performance8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching9/10
- Ease of Use9.2/10
- Value for Money8.6/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Roving coarse anglers. The 3kg weight makes it much less of a pain to move between swims as you search for bites.
- Pleasure and specialist anglers. It gives you a useful, adjustable seat without turning a mobile session into a full kit-hauling exercise.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers wanting a big padded throne. This is a lightweight mobile chair, not a deep, heavily cushioned armchair for maximum lounging.
- Very cramped swims. At 62cm wide, it may still feel a bit broad where bankside space is seriously tight.
The lowdown
Introducing the Korum Supa Lite Chair
Light, adjustable and built for shifting swims, the Korum Supa Lite Chair makes a cracking choice when a big bulky chair just gets in the way.
- Weighs 3kg and uses a high-quality aluminium frame.
- Measures 62cm wide and 61cm high.
- Adjustable legs and included mud feet help it settle on uneven banks.
- Works with Korum Any Chair adaptors and the Korum Ruck bag system.
Quick verdict
A smart chair for mobile fishing
The Korum Supa Lite Chair keeps things simple: a light aluminium frame, adjustable legs, mud feet and compatibility with Korum’s useful chair-adaptor setup. At 3kg, it’s a lot easier to shift around than a chunky specimen chair.
It’s not the answer if you want a huge padded throne for long static sessions. But for pleasure fishing, specialist work and roving the bank, it’s a proper handy bit of kit that should make moving swims far less of a faff.
A lightweight, practical chair with strong roving credentials and useful Korum-system compatibility.
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
- 9/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.2/10
- Value for Money
- 8.6/10
The high-quality aluminium frame, adjustable legs and included mud feet make for a thoughtfully equipped lightweight chair.
It should perform well as a stable, adaptable seat across typical coarse and specialist fishing situations.
Its low weight and mobile design encourage you to change swims, work the margins and stay near active fish.
Adjustable legs, mud feet and a simple chair format keep setup straightforward and low-faff.
Its usefulness is strongest for anglers who will genuinely benefit from the lightweight design and Korum compatibility.
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 Chair
Some chairs make sense for a full-on carp session, but feel a bit daft when you’re hopping between swims with a feeder rod or a handful of margin gear. The Korum Supa Lite Chair is aimed squarely at that more mobile way of fishing. It gives you a proper seat, without asking you to lug half the swim along for the ride.
The headline figure is 3kg. That’s properly light for a fishing chair, and it changes how you use it on the bank. You can carry it with a rod bag, tuck it into a roving setup or shift it when the fish show themselves elsewhere. When you’re trying to stay on the munching fish rather than waiting in a dead swim, that matters.
Korum has used a high-quality aluminium frame to keep the weight down. Aluminium is a sensible choice here: light to carry, practical for a chair that’s going to see plenty of movement, and less cumbersome than a hefty steel-framed alternative. The whole idea is simple and, frankly, spot on for anglers who don’t want a session chained to one peg.
The Supa Lite Chair measures 62cm wide and 61cm high. That gives it a useful footprint without making it a tiny perch. You’ve got somewhere to sit while baiting up, sorting a rig, watching a float or waiting for that screaming take. Just remember, 62cm still needs a decent patch of bank, so it won’t magically solve a cramped swim.
The adjustable legs are a big help on real banks rather than showroom floors. Coarse venues can give you anything from flat gravel to a lumpy, sloping margin, and a fixed chair can end up rocking like a dodgy bar stool. Being able to level the chair makes a session more comfortable and helps you sit squarely while feeding, unhooking or keeping an eye on the tip.
Mud feet are included too. That’s dead handy when the bank is soft, wet or a bit churned up after a few days of rain. They help spread the load rather than letting narrow leg ends disappear into the ground. You’ll still want to place the chair sensibly, especially near the edge, but the feet are a useful touch for proper UK bank conditions.
The chair also works with Korum Any Chair adaptors and the Korum Ruck bag system. That opens the door to a more organised setup, where useful bits of kit can stay close without covering your lap in feeders, bait tubs and bits of terminal tackle. It’s a tidy way to build a lightweight station around the chair, rather than starting with a huge seatbox-style loadout.
In use, the Supa Lite makes most sense for pleasure anglers, specialist anglers and anyone who likes to roam. Think feeder work around a lake, stalking tench or carp in the margins, or moving along a canal when the first swim goes quiet. It’s less about sinking into a padded throne and more about having a reliable perch ready when you need it.
There are a couple of sensible trade-offs. A light aluminium chair won’t feel as substantial as a big specimen chair, and the 62cm width can be a squeeze in seriously tight spots. But if your priority is keeping the load manageable, getting set quickly and staying ready to move, the Korum Supa Lite Chair is a cracking fit. It’s a practical chair for anglers who’d rather find the fish than wait for them.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Model
- KCHAIR/32
- Weight
- 3kg
- Frame
- High-quality aluminium
- Width
- 62cm
- Height
- 61cm
- Features
- Adjustable legs, mud feet, Any Chair adaptor compatibility and Korum Ruck bag system compatibility
Specs checked with Korum, Oct 2026.
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Our take
Light enough to keep you mobile
The big selling point here is freedom. At just 3kg, the Supa Lite Chair suits anglers who like to stay active, keep an eye on the water and move when the swim goes quiet.
That makes it especially appealing for margin work, stalking-style coarse fishing, short sessions and venues where the fish are on the move. You get a perch when you need one, without lugging a massive chair around like a piece of garden furniture.
A lightweight setup
What you’re buying
The Korum Supa Lite Chair is built around a high-quality aluminium frame and weighs 3kg. That’s the key to the whole design: it gives you a useful seat without the usual lump of a large specimen chair. The width is 62cm and the height is 61cm, so it offers a proper sitting position while keeping the footprint reasonably manageable.
Adjustable legs let you level the chair on uneven ground, while the included mud feet are useful on softer banks. You can also pair it with Korum Any Chair adaptors and the Korum Ruck bag system, which is handy if you like your bait, tackle and small accessories close at hand.
Worth knowing. This is not the Korum Accessory Chair. They’re separate products, so check the model carefully before ordering or planning your setup around it.
Made to move
A chair for active sessions
Roving anglers are the obvious match. If you’re walking a venue, checking likely-looking margins or moving after a quiet spell, 3kg is a much friendlier carry weight. You can keep the chair with you without feeling like every swim change needs a full kit repack.
It also suits pleasure and specialist anglers who want a straightforward seat for feeder fishing, float work, margin fishing or short carp sessions. Set the legs on the bank, get comfortable while you sort your rig, then stay ready to move when the fish show somewhere else.
Worth knowing. If you spend long days planted in one swim and want maximum padding, broad armchair comfort and a very substantial feel, a heavier specimen chair may suit you better.
Quick answers
The bits anglers usually ask
Is it easy to carry? Yes. At 3kg, it’s designed to keep a mobile setup light and manageable. That’s particularly useful when you’re carrying rods, bait and a net between swims.
Will it handle uneven banks? The adjustable legs are there for exactly that job, and the mud feet help on softer ground. Take a moment to position it properly before sitting down, especially near a sloping margin.
Can it take Korum accessories? It’s compatible with Korum Any Chair adaptors and the Korum Ruck bag system. Those options let you add useful storage and support around the chair, depending on how you like to fish.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Very light at 3kg, making it ideal for roving anglers.
- High-quality aluminium frame keeps the design light and practical.
- Adjustable legs and mud feet suit uneven, soft or muddy banks.
- Compatible with Korum Any Chair adaptors and the Korum Ruck bag system.
- Useful for pleasure fishing, specialist fishing and shorter mobile sessions.
Worth knowing
- The lightweight design won’t offer the same planted, armchair feel as a large padded specimen chair.
- At 62cm wide, it still needs a reasonable bit of room in a tight swim.
- You may need compatible Korum accessories separately if you want to build out the setup.
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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.
01Is the Korum Supa Lite Chair suitable for roving fishing?
Is the Korum Supa Lite Chair suitable for roving fishing?
Yes. That’s one of its main strengths. At 3kg, it’s designed to be easier to carry while you move between swims, margins and likely-looking spots.
02Does it come with mud feet?
Does it come with mud feet?
Yes. Mud feet are included, helping the chair sit more securely on softer ground and muddy banks.
03Is this the Korum Accessory Chair?
Is this the Korum Accessory Chair?
No. The Supa Lite Chair is a different model. It is compatible with Korum Any Chair adaptors, but it shouldn’t be listed or bought as the Accessory Chair.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a smart chair for mobile fishing. The strongest reasons to choose it are very light at 3kg, making it ideal for roving anglers. and high-quality aluminium frame keeps the design light and practical.; the main trade-off is the lightweight design won’t offer the same planted, armchair feel as a large padded specimen chair..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Very light at 3kg, making it ideal for roving anglers.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Roving coarse anglers: The 3kg weight makes it much less of a pain to move between swims as you search for bites.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “The lightweight design won’t offer the same planted, armchair feel as a large padded specimen 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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