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Chair: Ozark Trail Ultra-Light Packable High Back Polyester Camp Chair Tops: rnxrbb 3 Pack Women's Nursing Tops for Breastfeeding Summer Short Sleeve T Shirts Postpartum Double Layer Clothes [There are other brands that carry this same style, but so far I like this one the best. The fabric is lighter than the other popular brand, which is nice for the summer (especially given that there are multiple layers)] Boba wrap: it's a slight modification of the standard stretchy wrap carry (I think the standard is called the pocket wrap cross carry). Instead of starting with the tag centered up under my boobs, it's much lower—maybe an inch above my belly button—and quite a bit looser. The ends go up your back and over your shoulder, but don't tuck them in underneath the waist pass. Wrap them loosely around your waist, and tie the ends in a very loose knot in front or in back (this part is the same as the pocket wrap cross carry, the only difference being the tension and the fact that the shoulder passes aren't tucked under the waist pass). The knot is just for convenience, and will be undone later. Recline, and put the babies in under the waist pass. For the baby on the left, the left shoulder pass should go behind the left baby's neck and across the upper back of the right baby. For the baby on the right, the right shoulder pass should go behind the right baby's neck and across the upper back of the left baby. Untie the knot, and hold the ends one in each hand. With the fabric in your hand, you can make minor adjustments to their head positions to help with latching if they pop off the boob. It's kind of hard to describe, but not really that complicated! Here's some photos I took in our RV when I first figured it out, so I could remember what exactly I did.
My current favorite porta chair https://www.walmart.com/ip/Ozark-Trail-Ultra-Light-Packable-High-Back-Polyester-Camp-Chair-Gray/8718209697?classType=REGULAR