ALPHA CAMP Oversized Camping Folding Chair - Heavy Duty Steel Frame Support 350 LBS, Collapsible Padded Arm With Cup Holder, Quad Lumbar Back, Portable for Outdoor/Indoor

My camp/patio chair was pretty much rusted through, so I just grabbed this one for the season. This is a FANTASTIC chair and now my go to camp/patio chair. I'll be bringing this to outdoor concerts this summer as well. The specs say 9.7 lbs but it feels lighter honestly. The chair is made from a padded nylon that is light but durable and the legs are a coated steel that should shed rain or other weather nicely. One of my favorite things about this chair is that each foot has a stake out point. You could actually stake this chair down and it would be the sturdiest camp chair you ever sat in! Its the sturdiest chair I've sat in without the stakes (not included with chair), but with the stakes you could pretty much ride out a hurricane. It comes in a good sized carry bag that you slide the chair right back into. You don't have to struggle with it. It also has storage at the right hand side if you wanted to slide some BBQ tools in there. I attached a picture of it with my biking pannier in the seat so you can get a sense of just how bit it is. And my grill next to it is a Weber Q3200! Yup, this is a really comfy chair!

These chairs are sturdy enough for my big guy and also cute. They are not heavy and the bag they come in is quality made. They are comfortable and have cup holders in each side. Glad I got them for the sport season!!

I have an apartment and no seating to offer my guests as I only have a recliner since getting rid of a loveseat that was falling apart. It’s been embarrassing when I have a guest to say that I have no additional seating. I decided to look for something simple and was looking at all kinds of chairs but reading the reviews, I didn’t find anything that I wanted to take a chance on. Until I came across this oversized camping chair. I felt it was worth the money and might end up being more comfortable than any of the “real” chairs I wasn’t willing to spend money on. This thing has been seating my guests for a couple of months (that is an estimate because I didn’t take note of when I bought it) and these guests tend to stay for hours. I have tested it out myself and found it to be very comfortable and I don’t think I would have found a real armchair that is as comfortable as the oversized camping chair. I am very pleased with it and it seems to be durable enough so far. I put it away in the storage bag after it’s done being used and it’s easy to do so, easy to take out and set it up again when I need it. I would buy it again.

These chairs are sturdy and appear to be well made. I found it easy to fold the chair up and place it in the provided storage bag. The chair is fairly lite weight. The carry bag makes it easy to carry one or more of these chairs. For a larger person, these chairs seem to fit the bill. They are no super comfortable, but they do the job they were designed for. With no head rest, you probably are not going to be dozing off soon in this chair. Each arm of the chair has a beverage holder. One size holds a large beverage. The other side a soda can or maybe a smaller coffee mug. The chair appears to be well made and should last at least several camping seasons. It is not a chair to rave about in my opinion, but it does serve its function well.

This chair holds me & I'm a big dude. I've had friends ask me about it and want to get it or even buy mine from me.

We have two of these chairs. They are built well and look great. The colors are true to what is advertised. One of the chairs ripped on the left arm after one use. This does not have anything to do with the construction, as after looking carefully at it, you could see that the stitching was not complete. Called Amazon and with their great customer service, we returned the chair, were given a complete refund, and within two days, we received a replacement. I would recommend these chairs.

It's compact so I can keep it in a corner and then use it when I want to sit outside. Nice and sturdy too, and the fabric is tight so it has a surprising amount of support for a foldable chair.

Certainly, an easy chair to setup and tear down for use. I'm a 330 lbs. guy and the front bar is very uncomfortable under my upper legs. I have added an office chair cushion to resolve that problem. Then where you'd expect an arm rest framework to support your arms, there isn't any. Easy to pack to family events and grandkids soccer games, but just not the most comfortable chair.