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Korum Supa Lite Specialist Chair

Aeronium Supa Lite Chair

Korum4.589%Updated Oct 2026

A cracking lightweight specialist chair for coarse anglers who want comfort, adjustable legs and a stable perch without lugging half the fishery on their back.

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  • Weighs 2.3kg, making it properly easy to carry between swims.
  • Adjustable legs run from 70–80cm high and lock into position.
  • Compact swivelling mud feet help keep the chair planted on rough or soft ground.
  • Works with the Korum Any Chair adapter and Korum Ruckbag.

Make sure it’s the right one. The full product name is Korum Aeronium Supa Lite Chair. It’s sometimes shortened to Korum Supa Lite Specialist Chair.

Tackle Index Score

8.9

Tackle Index score

4.589%

A very capable lightweight coarse-fishing chair, with its best marks coming from portability, adjustment and bank-friendly design.

  • Product Quality9/10
  • Performance8.9/10
  • Impact on Fish Catching8.6/10
  • Ease of Use9.4/10
  • Value for Money8.8/10

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Who it suits

Is it right for you?

Great for

  • Mobile coarse anglers. The low 2.3kg weight makes it dead handy when you’re moving along a river or working a few canal pegs.
  • Anglers fishing rough or uneven banks. The adjustable legs and swivelling mud feet help level the chair instead of leaving you perched at a daft angle.

Maybe skip if

  • Big-built anglers wanting loads of room. The 47cm seat width is fairly compact, so broader anglers may fancy something more generous.
  • Overnight carp anglers wanting armchair comfort. It’s a lightweight specialist chair rather than a deep, heavily padded recliner with loads of extras.

The lowdown

Introducing the Korum Supa Lite Specialist Chair

A cracking lightweight specialist chair for coarse anglers who want comfort, adjustable legs and a stable perch without lugging half the fishery on their back.

  • Weighs 2.3kg, making it properly easy to carry between swims.
  • Adjustable legs run from 70–80cm high and lock into position.
  • Compact swivelling mud feet help keep the chair planted on rough or soft ground.
  • Works with the Korum Any Chair adapter and Korum Ruckbag.

Quick verdict

A very tidy perch for mobile anglers

The Korum Aeronium Supa Lite Chair gets the important stuff right: it’s light, compact, properly adjustable and built for rough, lumpy ground. The 2.3kg weight is the big draw, especially when you’re roving or carrying a Ruckbag and a couple of rods.

It won’t replace a big padded armchair if you’re planning a full night on the bank, but for day sessions, canals, rivers and quick-hit carp work, it’s a bob-on bit of kit. Comfortable, stable and refreshingly low-faff.

8.9/ 10 Tackle Index score

A very capable lightweight coarse-fishing chair, with its best marks coming from portability, adjustment and bank-friendly design.

Product Quality
9/10

The Aeronium frame, waterproof cover and locking leg system give it a reassuringly purposeful build.

Performance
8.9/10

Adjustable legs and swivelling mud feet make it well suited to awkward pegs and uneven ground.

Impact on Fish Catching
8.6/10

It won’t catch fish for you, but a stable, comfortable perch helps you stay focused on the float, feeder or margin line.

Ease of Use
9.4/10

It’s light to carry, quick to position and straightforward to level on the bank.

Value for Money
8.8/10

The useful adjustment, low weight and compatibility with Korum accessories make it a strong specialist-chair package.

Head to head

How it stacks up

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Korum Supa Lite Specialist Chair

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Our score
4.589%

Top scorer

4.589%

Top scorer

4.588%
Product Quality
9/10
8.8/10
9/10
Performance
8.9/10
9/10
8.9/10
Impact on Fish Catching
8.6/10
8.8/10
8.6/10
Ease of Use
9.4/10
9.2/10
8.8/10
Value for Money
8.8/10
8.6/10
8.8/10
Best for
Mobile coarse anglers
Carp anglers fishing sloping or awkward pegs
Carp anglers who like to settle into one swim
Big plus
Very light at 2.3kg
Combi frame works well on sloping banks and beside a levelbed.
Eight recline positions give you plenty of choice through a long session.
Watch out for
The lightweight design won’t feel as plush as a larger overnight carp chair
The 110kg maximum capacity won’t suit every angler.
The recliner design and high back make it bulkier than a simple low-profile carp chair.

Scores are our own, out of 10. Best in each row is in green. Prices change, so check the latest before you buy.

The full rundown

Everything you'll want to know about the Korum Supa Lite Specialist Chair

A decent chair can make or break a coarse fishing session. Spend a few hours perched on a tackle box or some wobbly old stool and your back soon starts kicking off. The Korum Aeronium Supa Lite Chair takes a smarter route: keep the weight down, add proper adjustment and still give you a comfortable perch for a bite-time.

At 2.3kg, this is the sort of chair you can carry without having a little moan every time you move swims. That matters on rivers, canals and commercial lakes where the best-looking spot might be another few hundred yards round the corner. You can stay mobile, keep your kit lean and still sit down properly when the rods are off.

The frame is made from Aeronium magnesium alloy, which is doing the heavy lifting here. You get a lightweight structure without the chair feeling like a flimsy garden seat. It’s aimed squarely at anglers who want specialist fishing comfort but don’t fancy dragging a massive carp chair, bedchair and kitchen sink to the bank.

Height adjustment is one of the big wins. The legs cover 70–80cm and lock into position, so you can get the chair level when the peg is anything but level. That’s proper useful on sloping riverbanks, rutted towpaths and those swims where one foot always wants to sink into the mud.

The compact swivelling mud feet are another nice touch. Rather than having tiny flat caps that disappear into soft ground, these feet can move with the terrain and spread the load more sensibly. They won’t perform miracles on a bog, mind, but they make setting up on awkward ground much less of a faff.

The seat itself is 47cm wide, with a 58cm front-to-back depth. That gives it a compact specialist-chair feel rather than a huge, sprawling armchair shape. For most anglers that’ll be a neat balance between support and portability. If you like plenty of room to slouch, or you’re broad across the shoulders, it could feel a bit snug.

The cover uses Texteline and polyester and is described as fully waterproof. That’s bang on for coarse fishing, where the chair might be sat on damp grass, splashed by a net or left out during a sudden shower. The shoulder area also gets breathable padding, helping keep things more comfortable when you’re sat waiting for a float to dip or a feeder tip to wrap round.

It’s designed for uneven or rough ground, so this isn’t just a lightweight chair for neat, manicured pegs. It makes sense for roving work, margin fishing and day sessions where you’re constantly tweaking your position. Set the legs, swivel the feet into place and you’ve got a much more settled base for sorting rigs, feeding a line or watching the water.

There’s some useful Korum compatibility here too. The chair works with the Korum Any Chair adapter, giving you the option of adding compatible accessories, and it’s compatible with the Korum Ruckbag. That’ll appeal to anglers who like a joined-up setup rather than a random pile of bags and bits.

So, is it the one? If you want a plush overnight throne with deep cushioning, reclining adjustment and loads of built-in storage, probably not. But if your ideal session involves walking, changing pegs and keeping the load sensible, the Aeronium Supa Lite Chair looks a proper smart choice. It gives you the comfort and stability you need without making every move feel like a barrow expedition.

Specifications

The nuts and bolts

Dimensions
70–80cm high × 47cm wide × 58cm deep
Weight
2.3kg
Load rating
Approximately 127kg / 20 stone
Frame
Aeronium magnesium alloy
Cover
Texteline and polyester; fully waterproof
Legs and feet
Fully adjustable locking legs with compact swivelling mud feet

Specs checked with Korum, Oct 2026.

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Our take

A lightweight chair that still feels like a fishing chair

The trick with lightweight chairs is avoiding that wobbly camping-stool feel. The Supa Lite uses a magnesium alloy Aeronium frame, adjustable legs and swivelling mud feet to make uneven banks far less of a nuisance.

That makes it a particularly good fit for coarse anglers who move swims, fish sloping pegs or need a chair that’ll work around the margins without sinking into soft ground.

What you’re buying

A compact chair with proper bank-friendly adjustment

The Aeronium Supa Lite Chair is built around a lightweight magnesium alloy frame, with a waterproof Texteline and polyester cover. It weighs just 2.3kg, but still offers a useful 127kg, or 20-stone, approximate load rating.

Its fully adjustable legs extend between 70 and 80cm and lock into position. That’s the bit you’ll appreciate most when the swim slopes away or the bank is covered in lumps, roots and soft patches. The swivelling mud feet help the chair settle rather than skate or sink.

Worth knowing. The 47cm seat width keeps the chair compact and easy to carry, but it won’t feel as roomy as a full-size carp chair. Check that width suits how you like to sit before committing.

Find your fit

Made for moving, rough ground and sensible loads

This is a cracking option for roving coarse anglers, river fishers and anyone who likes to travel light. Carry it with a Ruckbag, add the Any Chair adapter if your setup needs it, and you’ve got a tidy little base for a day on the bank.

It also suits anglers fishing awkward pegs. The height adjustment gives you a better chance of keeping comfortable when the ground is uneven, while the mud feet help maintain contact on softer surfaces.

It’s less convincing for long overnight carp sessions where you want to sprawl out, recline and surround yourself with bags, drinks and bait tubs. This chair is about mobility and practical comfort, not turning the swim into a campsite.

Quick answers

The bits anglers usually want to know

Is it waterproof? The cover is described as fully waterproof, using Texteline and polyester. That makes it well suited to damp banks and changeable UK weather, though sensible anglers will still pack it away rather than leave it exposed for days.

Is it stable? The adjustable locking legs and swivelling mud feet are designed to cope with uneven or rough ground. You’ll still want to place each foot carefully, especially on steep banks, but the setup is much more useful than fixed short legs.

Is it easy to carry? Yes, that’s the whole point of the Supa Lite name. At 2.3kg, it’s a properly manageable chair for moving between swims, carrying alongside a net and keeping your overall load under control.

On paper

Pros & cons

What we like

  • Very light at 2.3kg
  • Fully adjustable legs with locking positions
  • Swivelling mud feet suit uneven and softer ground
  • Waterproof Texteline and polyester cover
  • Compatible with the Any Chair adapter and Korum Ruckbag

Worth knowing

  • The lightweight design won’t feel as plush as a larger overnight carp chair
  • The 47cm seat width may feel a bit snug for broader anglers
  • Less suited to anglers wanting lots of built-in storage or recline adjustment

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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.

01

How much does the Korum Aeronium Supa Lite Chair weigh?

It weighs 2.3kg, which is one of its biggest selling points. That’s light enough to carry with a Ruckbag, tackle bag and a few rods without turning a short move into a proper slog.

02

Can you use it on uneven ground?

Yes. The legs adjust from 70–80cm and lock into position, while the compact swivelling mud feet help the chair sit more securely on rough or softer banks.

03

Will it take a larger angler?

The load rating is approximately 127kg, or 20 stone. The main thing to consider is the 47cm seat width, which may feel a little tight if you prefer a broad, roomy chair.

What anglers say

The word from the bank

Our read: a very tidy perch for mobile anglers. The strongest reasons to choose it are very light at 2.3kg and fully adjustable legs with locking positions; the main trade-off is the lightweight design won’t feel as plush as a larger overnight carp chair.

Our take on the feedback

  • Why it appeals

    Checked Sept '26 — “Very light at 2.3kg”

  • Best fit

    Checked Sept '26 — “Mobile coarse anglers: The low 2.3kg weight makes it dead handy when you’re moving along a river or working a few canal pegs.”

  • Worth knowing

    Checked Sept '26 — “The lightweight design won’t feel as plush as a larger overnight 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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