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Korum X25 Accessory Chair

Korum X25 Accessory Chair — K0300001

Korum4.589%Updated Oct 2026

Comfortable, adjustable and built for busy day sessions, the Korum X25 Accessory Chair is a cracking bit of kit for anglers who want more than a basic folding seat.

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  • Model K0300001, with a quick-fold frame for easier transport and setup.
  • Fully adjustable legs use Korum’s patented vertical-leg design, with 25mm leg diameter and mud feet.
  • The seat has a deluxe padded mattress, central fleece panel, plus neoprene-covered armrests and cushion padding.
  • The chair supports up to 20 stone / 127kg and reaches a maximum height of 48cm.

Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Korum X25 Accessory Chair, model K0300001. It’s supplied as the chair only; compatible accessories are separate.

Tackle Index Score

8.9

Tackle Index score

4.589%

A comfortable, adaptable coarse-fishing chair that earns its keep on longer sessions, with weight and extra accessory costs as the main niggles.

Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score

  • Product Quality9.1/10
  • Performance9/10
  • Impact on Fish Catching8.6/10
  • Ease of Use8.9/10
  • Value for Money8.7/10

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Who it suits

Is it right for you?

Great for

  • Coarse anglers fishing full or half-day sessions. The padded seat, armrests and adjustable legs make it far more comfortable than a basic stool when you’re waiting for a bite.
  • Anglers building an organised accessory setup. The chair is designed to work with compatible Korum accessories, giving you scope to keep items close to hand.

Maybe skip if

  • Mobile anglers who move swims constantly. A 6.2kg chair is manageable, but a lightweight stool will be quicker to carry between spots.
  • Anglers wanting a complete accessory station straight away. The chair comes on its own, so trays, arms and other compatible extras need to be bought separately.

The lowdown

Introducing the Korum X25 Accessory Chair

Comfortable, adjustable and built for busy day sessions, the Korum X25 Accessory Chair is a cracking bit of kit for anglers who want more than a basic folding seat.

  • Model K0300001, with a quick-fold frame for easier transport and setup.
  • Fully adjustable legs use Korum’s patented vertical-leg design, with 25mm leg diameter and mud feet.
  • The seat has a deluxe padded mattress, central fleece panel, plus neoprene-covered armrests and cushion padding.
  • The chair supports up to 20 stone / 127kg and reaches a maximum height of 48cm.

Quick verdict

A very smart chair for proper day-session comfort

The Korum X25 Accessory Chair gets the important stuff right: a supportive padded seat, useful height adjustment, stable mud feet and a quick-fold frame that won’t have you faffing about on the bank.

It’s not the lightest stool-style option, and the accessory-ready design only really pays off if you plan to add compatible kit. For coarse anglers wanting a comfortable chair that can adapt to different swims, though, it’s bob on.

8.9/ 10 Tackle Index score

A comfortable, adaptable coarse-fishing chair that earns its keep on longer sessions, with weight and extra accessory costs as the main niggles.

Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score

Product Quality
9.1/10

The padded construction, 600D fabric, substantial frame and mud feet give it a properly considered fishing-chair feel.

Performance
9/10

Adjustable vertical legs and a Quick Fold frame make it practical across a good range of swims.

Impact on Fish Catching
8.6/10

It won’t catch fish for you, but better comfort and a tidier setup can help you stay focused through long sessions.

Ease of Use
8.9/10

It folds quickly and adjusts sensibly, although the heavier build takes more carrying than a basic stool.

Value for Money
8.7/10

The chair offers strong comfort and flexibility, though the value depends on whether you actually use the compatible accessory system.

Head to head

How it stacks up

Side by side with the closest kit we've reviewed. This updates as we add more reviews.

Korum X25 Accessory Chair

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Korum X25 Accessory Chair (this one)

Our score
4.589%
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Top scorer

4.589%
Product Quality
9.1/10
9.7/10
9.1/10
Performance
9/10
9.5/10
9/10
Impact on Fish Catching
8.6/10
8.9/10
8.8/10
Ease of Use
8.9/10
9.2/10
8.9/10
Value for Money
8.7/10
8.6/10
8.8/10
Best for
Coarse anglers fishing full or half-day sessions
Match anglers fishing long sessions
Margin anglers
Big plus
Properly comfortable for long coarse-fishing sessions.
Strong, stable frame for match and pleasure fishing
Rotating seat makes margin fishing and changing angles much easier.
Watch out for
At 6.2kg, it’s heavier than a basic folding stool.
18.5 kg is a fair old lump to carry any distance
The rotating mechanism and built-in storage make it less minimalist than a basic seatbox.

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 X25 Accessory Chair

A decent fishing chair can make or break a long day on the bank. Spend six or eight hours perched on something flimsy and you’ll know about it when you’re packing the gear away. The Korum X25 Accessory Chair takes a more comfortable, more organised approach for coarse anglers who want proper support without lugging a full seatbox around.

This is a chair for anglers who like having a solid base while they’re waiting for the float to bury or the tip to pull round. It’s got a deluxe padded mattress, a central fleece panel and padded armrests, so you’re not simply balancing on a flat bit of fabric. That extra cushioning should feel especially welcome during those slower bite-time spells.

The frame uses Korum’s Quick Fold design, which keeps the setup fairly straightforward. You’re not building a complicated throne on the bank. Open it up, sort the legs and get settled. When the rods are off and it’s time to move, the folding format also helps keep the pack-down less of a faff.

Those legs are where the X25 starts to look properly useful for real fishing situations. They’re fully adjustable and use Korum’s patented vertical-leg design, allowing you to level the chair when the swim is anything but flat. That matters on sloping pegs, grassy banks and softer ground around commercial lakes.

The 25mm leg diameter gives the chair a suitably substantial feel, while the mud feet are handy when the bank is damp or a bit soft underfoot. You’ll still need to place the chair sensibly, mind. No chair is magic on a steep or boggy peg, so get each foot planted before you lean back and relax.

There’s also the accessory angle. The X25 is made to work with compatible Korum accessories, which can help turn it into a tidier little fishing station. Depending on your setup, that could mean keeping bait, terminal tackle or other essentials closer to hand instead of scattering everything around your feet.

Do remember that those accessories aren’t included. The chair arrives as a chair, and that’s important when you’re working out the budget. If you’re happy with a standalone seat, no problem. If you want the complete organised setup, extra quid will be needed further down the line.

The 600D Korum fabric is a sensible choice for coarse-fishing life, where chairs get folded into vans, leaned against damp grass and generally treated like tackle rather than furniture. The seat is 50cm wide, and the maximum height is 48cm, giving it a roomy, proper-chair feel rather than a low camping-stool vibe.

At 6.2kg, this isn’t aimed at anglers who want the absolute lightest kit possible. You can carry it, but a mobile roach or perch angler covering loads of water may prefer something nippier. For a regular feeder, float or commercial carp session where comfort matters more than shaving every gram, the X25 is a cracking option.

Overall, the Korum X25 Accessory Chair looks like a sensible middle ground. It’s more supportive and adaptable than a basic folding seat, but less bulky and involved than a full seatbox arrangement. If your ideal session involves being comfortable, keeping the gear tidy and not having to wrestle with the chair every time you move, it’s a very appealing bit of kit.

Specifications

The nuts and bolts

Model
K0300001
Weight
6.2kg
Maximum load
20 stone / 127kg
Maximum height
48cm
Seat width
50cm
Construction
Quick Fold frame, 25mm adjustable legs, 600D Korum fabric and mud feet

Specs checked with Korum, Oct 2026.

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Our take

Why this chair makes sense on the bank

The big selling point isn’t just having somewhere to sit. It’s having a proper fishing chair that can handle uneven ground, keep you comfortable through a long session and work neatly with Korum’s wider accessory setup.

That makes it a strong fit for method feeder, float and commercial carp fishing, especially when you’re carrying plenty of tackle and don’t want to perch on a tiny stool all day.

Closer look

A comfortable chair with proper bank-friendly details

The X25 combines a Quick Fold frame with 600D Korum fabric and a padded seat. The central fleece panel adds a softer contact point, while the neoprene-covered cushion and armrests make it feel more like a proper chair than a token perch. That’s handy when a session turns into a long wait for a bite.

The legs are fully adjustable, with a 25mm diameter and Korum’s vertical-leg design. Mud feet help spread the load on softer ground. The chair reaches up to 48cm high, has a 50cm-wide seat and supports up to 127kg, or 20 stone.

Worth knowing. The chair is supplied on its own. Korum accessories are compatible, but they aren’t included, so don’t assume the pictured or available add-ons form part of the basic package.

Who it suits

Best for anglers who value comfort and organisation

This is a strong choice for feeder anglers, float anglers and commercial carp lads who settle into one swim for a decent chunk of the day. It gives you somewhere supportive to sit while keeping the option of adding compatible accessories around the chair.

It also suits anglers who regularly fish awkward pegs. Being able to adjust the legs independently is dead handy when one side of the swim is higher than the other. Just take a moment to get the feet secure before you start fishing.

The main compromise is weight. At 6.2kg, it’s portable rather than featherlight. If you’re roaming from swim to swim with a tiny rucksack, this could feel like overkill. For a settled session, though, the comfort trade-off makes plenty of sense.

FAQs in full

The bits anglers usually want to know

Can it handle a bigger angler? The stated maximum load is 20 stone, or 127kg. That’s a useful capacity for a fishing chair, but remember the limit includes you and any pressure you put through the chair while getting in or out.

Will it work on soft ground? The adjustable legs and mud feet are designed for exactly that sort of bank. They won’t replace common sense, though. Avoid placing a foot on a very steep edge, and check the chair is level before settling down.

Is it a replacement for a seatbox? Not really. It’s a comfortable chair with accessory compatibility, rather than a complete tackle-storage system. That makes it simpler and more relaxed, but you’ll still need separate storage for bait and terminal bits.

On paper

Pros & cons

What we like

  • Properly comfortable for long coarse-fishing sessions.
  • Fully adjustable vertical legs help level the chair on awkward banks.
  • Mud feet give a more planted feel on soft or damp ground.
  • Accessory-compatible design adds useful flexibility for organised anglers.
  • Quick Fold frame makes packing up less of a faff.

Worth knowing

  • At 6.2kg, it’s heavier than a basic folding stool.
  • Compatible accessories aren’t included, so the full setup can cost more.
  • The fairly broad chair design may be more than you need for short, 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.

01

Is the Korum X25 Accessory Chair supplied with accessories?

No. You get the chair itself. Compatible accessories are available separately, so check exactly what you need before building the full setup.

02

How much weight can the Korum X25 Accessory Chair take?

Its maximum load is 20 stone, or 127kg. That includes the angler, so stay within the stated limit when using it on the bank.

03

Is the Korum X25 Accessory Chair suitable for uneven ground?

Yes. Its legs are fully adjustable using the vertical-leg design, and the mud feet help it stay more stable on soft or damp ground. As ever, get all four feet planted properly before settling in.

What anglers say

The word from the bank

Our read: a very smart chair for proper day-session comfort. The strongest reasons to choose it are properly comfortable for long coarse-fishing sessions. and fully adjustable vertical legs help level the chair on awkward banks.; the main trade-off is at 6.2kg, it’s heavier than a basic folding stool..

Our take on the feedback

  • Why it appeals

    Checked Sept '26 — “Properly comfortable for long coarse-fishing sessions.”

  • Best fit

    Checked Sept '26 — “Coarse anglers fishing full or half-day sessions: The padded seat, armrests and adjustable legs make it far more comfortable than a basic stool when you’re waiting for a bite.”

  • Worth knowing

    Checked Sept '26 — “At 6.2kg, it’s heavier than a basic folding stool.”

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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