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Nash Indulgence Ultralite Chair
Nash T9477
A proper comfy carp chair without the usual lump of a frame. The Nash Indulgence Ultralite is built for anglers who want luxury on the bank, but still need to shift swims without doing their back in.
- Model code: Nash T9477
- Weight: 3.6kg
- Dimensions: 52cm wide x 50cm back height
- Leg adjustment: 31–39cm
- Fold-flat mud feet and one-touch spring-loaded legs
- Rear legs fold so it can function as a Bed Buddy
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Nash Indulgence Ultralite Chair, model T9477. Don’t confuse it with the wider Nash Indulgence chair range, as weights and features vary between models.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A very capable premium lightweight chair, with comfort and portability doing most of the heavy lifting.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality9.4/10
- Performance9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.5/10
- Ease of Use9.5/10
- Value for Money8.4/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Mobile carp anglers and roving anglers. The low weight and built-in shoulder strap make it far easier to move when you’re checking likely spots or chasing a bite-time opportunity.
- Anglers who want comfort without taking a full bedchair-style chair. The padded seat, fleece covering and memory foam head support give you proper comfort without lugging a massive armchair to the swim.
Maybe skip if
- Anglers who prefer a high, upright seat. The 31–39cm leg range keeps this fairly low, so taller anglers may want something with more height and a taller back.
- Anyone after the cheapest possible bank chair. This is a premium comfort-focused design, not a bargain-basement folding chair. You’re paying for the Indulgence treatment and clever details.
The lowdown
Introducing the Nash Indulgence Ultralite Chair
A proper comfy carp chair without the usual lump of a frame. The Nash Indulgence Ultralite is built for anglers who want luxury on the bank, but still need to shift swims without doing their back in.
- Model code: Nash T9477
- Weight: 3.6kg
- Dimensions: 52cm wide x 50cm back height
- Leg adjustment: 31–39cm
- Fold-flat mud feet and one-touch spring-loaded legs
Quick verdict
Verdict
The Nash Indulgence Ultralite Chair is a cracking option if you want a genuinely comfy seat that won’t have you dragging a monster chair round the lake. At 3.6kg, it’s properly portable, yet the hollow-fill mattress, fleece upholstery and memory foam head section give it far more of a luxury feel than most lightweight chairs.
It’s not the cheapest compact chair around, and the low-ish seat height won’t suit everyone. But for roving carp anglers, stalking sessions and anyone who hates unnecessary faff, it’s a bob-on bit of kit. Fold the rear legs and it doubles as a Bed Buddy too. Handy stuff.
A very capable premium lightweight chair, with comfort and portability doing most of the heavy lifting.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 9.4/10
- Performance
- 9/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.5/10
- Ease of Use
- 9.5/10
- Value for Money
- 8.4/10
The padded Indulgence construction, fleece upholstery, memory foam head support and braced frame feel properly thought through.
Adjustable legs, mud feet and the compact frame make it practical across a range of bank situations.
It won’t catch fish for you, but lighter carry weight and comfortable long waits can help you stay mobile and alert to the swim.
One-touch legs, fold-flat feet and the shoulder strap keep setup and carrying pleasingly simple.
It’s dearer than a basic chair, but the comfort, low weight and Bed Buddy versatility give it solid value in the premium bracket.
Head to head
How it stacks up
Side by side with the closest kit we've reviewed. This updates as we add more reviews.
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Nash Indulgence Ultralite Chair
There’s lightweight, and then there’s lightweight without feeling a bit naff. The Nash Indulgence Ultralite Chair sits in the latter camp. At 3.6kg, it’s properly easy to carry, but it hasn’t been stripped back to some flimsy bit of canvas that leaves you fidgeting after half an hour.
That matters on modern carp waters. You might be moving three or four times before the rods are off, or sneaking round the lake looking for shows, fizzing or a cheeky margin opportunity. A heavy chair soon becomes a pain in the backside. This one is made for that mobile style of fishing.
The first thing you notice is the comfort-focused seat. Nash has used a luxury hollow-fill mattress rather than a thin, flat pad, so there’s a bit more give beneath you. It’s the sort of detail that makes a long afternoon watching motionless tips far more bearable, especially when bite-time decides to turn into an all-day wait.
The upholstery is fleece-covered too, which gives the chair a softer, warmer feel than plain nylon. That’s nice in colder months when the bank is damp and the wind’s got a proper nip to it. It also feels more in keeping with the Indulgence name: this is meant to be a comfy chair, not just something to perch on while you sort a rig.
Up top, there’s an integrated memory foam section in the head support. That’s a dead handy touch for longer sessions. You can lean back while keeping an eye on the water, sort a brew, or just have five minutes while the lake does absolutely nothing. We’ve all had those waits where a decent headrest makes a bigger difference than expected.
The frame is ultra-light but braced at the front legs, helping keep the chair feeling more planted. It isn’t trying to be a giant, wide-open armchair. Instead, it gives you a compact setup that’s easier to carry and less awkward when the swim is tight, overgrown or reached by one of those ridiculous little paths.
Setting it up is straightforward. The legs use a one-touch, spring-loaded adjustment system, with a range from 31 to 39cm. That lets you level the chair on sloping ground without messing about with fiddly knobs. The fold-flat mud feet are another proper bank-friendly feature, particularly when the margins are soft and ordinary feet want to disappear into the mud.
There’s also a zipped pocket behind the headrest containing a shoulder strap. That sounds like a small thing, but it’s exactly the sort of feature you appreciate when you’re carrying a rod bag, net and bucket at the same time. Fold the chair, sling it over your shoulder and keep your hands free for the rest of your kit.
The rear legs can be folded so the chair functions as a Bed Buddy, adding a bit of versatility around the bedchair. It won’t replace a full sleep system, obviously, but it gives the Nash Indulgence Ultralite a useful second job. For anglers who value comfort, portability and less faff, this is a smart little chair with a proper luxury streak.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Model
- Nash Indulgence Ultralite Chair, T9477
- Weight
- 3.6kg
- Dimensions
- 52cm wide x 50cm back height
- Leg adjustment
- 31–39cm
- Seat and cover
- Luxury hollow-fill mattress with fleece-covered upholstery
- Portability
- One-touch spring-loaded legs, fold-flat mud feet and zipped shoulder-strap pocket
Specs checked with Nash, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The lightweight chair that still feels plush
Most ultralight chairs make a compromise somewhere. They save weight, then leave you perched on a thin seat with nowhere decent to rest your head. The Nash Indulgence Ultralite takes a different route. It keeps the frame light, but puts the comfort where you’ll actually notice it.
That means a proper padded seat, a supported headrest and legs that can be sorted quickly when the swim is a bit wonky. It’s aimed squarely at the mobile carp angler, but there’s plenty here for general coarse fishing too.
Closer look
A plush chair without the heavy haul
The main attraction is the balance between weight and comfort. The 3.6kg frame is easy to shift, while the luxury hollow-fill mattress stops it feeling like a basic camping stool. Fleece-covered upholstery adds warmth and softness, and the integrated memory foam head section gives you somewhere decent to rest your napper during a long wait.
The one-touch, spring-loaded legs adjust from 31 to 39cm, so levelling up on a sloping peg is quick. Fold-flat mud feet spread the load on soft ground, while the front-leg bracing helps keep the chair feeling secure. Behind the headrest, the zipped pocket hides the shoulder strap for carrying.
Worth knowing. The dimensions are 52cm wide with a 50cm back height. This is a compact, relatively low chair rather than a huge high-backed armchair. Check that sort of seating position suits you before committing.
Who it suits
Made for mobile comfort
This is bang on for carp anglers who like to travel light, fish a few likely areas or move when the lake starts giving you clues. It’s also a strong choice for day-ticket fishing, stalking and short sessions where a full bedchair-style comfort setup would be overkill.
The chair makes sense for anyone who spends long spells watching the water too. The padded seat and head support take the sting out of waiting, while the compact frame is less of a nuisance in a cramped swim. Fold the rear legs and you can use it as a Bed Buddy around your bedchair.
It’s less suited to anglers who want a tall seat, loads of room or a broad armchair feel. Taller anglers may prefer more back height and leg lift, while bargain hunters may baulk at paying premium money for a chair, even if the comfort and portability are spot on.
FAQs in full
The useful bits before you buy
Yes. At 3.6kg, it’s light for a padded Indulgence chair, and the zipped shoulder-strap pocket makes carrying it between swims much less of a faff. It’s a good match for a roving approach where every extra kilo starts to grate.
That’s where the adjustable legs and fold-flat mud feet earn their keep. You can alter each leg through the 31–39cm range, then spread the feet over softer ground rather than letting them vanish into the mud. As ever, set it securely before leaning back.
The rear legs fold away, allowing the chair to function as a Bed Buddy. It’s useful when you want extra seating or a more relaxed position around the bedchair, without packing another bulky bit of kit.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Very light at 3.6kg for a padded, luxury-style chair
- Hollow-fill mattress and memory foam head support make long waits more comfortable
- One-touch adjustable legs are quick to set on uneven banks
- Fold-flat mud feet help stop the legs sinking into soft ground
- Can work as a Bed Buddy when the rear legs are folded
Worth knowing
- The low seat height won’t suit anglers who prefer a tall, upright chair
- The premium Indulgence build comes at a higher price than basic lightweight chairs
- The compact design prioritises portability over huge armchair-style dimensions
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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.
01How much does the Nash Indulgence Ultralite Chair weigh?
How much does the Nash Indulgence Ultralite Chair weigh?
It weighs 3.6kg. That’s light enough to make moving swims much less of a faff, while still giving you a well-padded chair rather than a barebones seat.
02Can the Nash Indulgence Ultralite Chair be used as a Bed Buddy?
Can the Nash Indulgence Ultralite Chair be used as a Bed Buddy?
Yes. Fold the rear legs and it can function as a Bed Buddy, giving you a useful extra seating or lounging option around the bedchair.
03Is the Nash Indulgence Ultralite Chair suitable for uneven ground?
Is the Nash Indulgence Ultralite Chair suitable for uneven ground?
It has one-touch spring-loaded adjustable legs with a 31–39cm adjustment range, plus fold-flat mud feet. Those features make it much easier to level up on uneven or soft ground.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are very light at 3.6kg for a padded, luxury-style chair and hollow-fill mattress and memory foam head support make long waits more comfortable; the main trade-off is the low seat height won’t suit anglers who prefer a tall, upright chair.
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Very light at 3.6kg for a padded, luxury-style chair”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Mobile carp anglers and roving anglers: The low weight and built-in shoulder strap make it far easier to move when you’re checking likely spots or chasing a bite-time opportunity.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “The low seat height won’t suit anglers who prefer a tall, upright 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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