Reclining Camp Chair, Beach Chair for Adults, Sports Chair with Carry Bag

This chair allows a person to lean back (at several different angles) and rest. I have to get out of the chair to adjust the height of the back, but the pull buttons slide to allow easy of adjustment, easy to use. Once set its very comfortable for me (I'm not a very tall person). Seems very sturdy. Nice look. Easy to carry with the bag. Chair has two cupholders. I use one for my phone and one for a drink. I am not a tall person. I purchased a tripod stool to put my legs up, so it can act like a lounge chair on the beach or in the woods, or even at a summer concert. Lightweight tripod I purchased fits in the chair bag too, no problem.

The chair is comfortable and I loved using it. The silvery trim and fastener belts fabric completely disintegrated second summer. Turned into dust. The chair was kept in the shade on the porch warm season and in dry storage for the wet season. Too bad... The chair is not usable anymore.

Good, comfortable chairs. Easy to pack up and unpack for traveling. You kind of sit down into them, so it is a little hard to get up out of them.

- Great camping chair and manufacturer. My wife wanted A better chair for camping. Her requirements were reclining, cupholder, good looks and comfort. Mine were sturdy, compact packing and low weight. This chair met all the requirements. In the bag, weight 9lbs. 7.5oz. and 38 inches long when folded. I did a lot of research, contact the company (Oniva) and found them very responsive. The polyester canvas fabric is padded in the seat and back providing a relaxing experience, which my wife really likes. The reclining feature is perfect for afternoon naps or sky gazing at night. This chair is larger than the economy square style ones and is perfect for one of our small dogs to join in and relax. The zippered pocket in the back is perfect for the tablet my wife must have. One of the first things she did following the quick delivery of the chair was to get out her insulated wine tumbler and check the fit in the chair cup holder – perfect fit. We look forward to many years using this chair as we travel around in our teardrop camper. I recommend this product to campers who really want to enjoy the outdoor experience.

Like all the reviews say, this chair is extremely comfortable and well made. It's the Lexus of folding camp chairs. Highly recommended unless you are: - Shorter than 5'9" or so. - Prefer a very upright seating position. My wife is 5'5" and her legs aren't quite long enough to comfortably rest on the ground. And she prefers a very upright seating position. So, she elected not to order one for herself. (I'm glad that I bought only one chair so that she could test it out.) For me, at 5'10" tall, it's perfect. Super comfortable, and I don't really like sitting stock-straight anyway. I ordered the sage green chair and it looks great. The green is not as nearly bright as in the picture -- it's sage. I bought it intending to use it primarily for outdoor concerts and the beach, but it's so comfortable that I use it on our balcony as well. The default seating position is ideal for me for concert-watching or reading, and it is comfortable for hours. The two recline settings are good for sunning or dozing. I couldn't be more pleased. Folded up, the size is definitely bigger than the typical folding chair. My wife laughed when I first took it out of the shipping box. But it has a comfortable shoulder strap and it's not as heavy as I feared. I weigh 160 but I can see that weight is not an issue unless you are over 300 pounds. It's roomy. The armrests are adjustable, too.

I got this chair so that I could take recline it and take a nap in the shade of a tree while camping. It reclines nicely and is certainly very comfortable. But as stated in previous reviews is it a bit heavier and bit more bulky that standard camp chairs. That said, I have not had a need to carry it very far so those attributes don't detract from the chair for me. The thing that I am a little disappointed in is the quality of the plastic connecting parts. On a good day I weigh about 210 pounds and after 4 days using the chair, the left plastic slide in the rear that is used as an adjustment for the reclining portion broke at the rivet on one side. This caused the leg to twist which caused the plastic part that is the main joint at the front left corner of the nylon seat to become disconnected and allowed the seat to sag at that point. I was able to twist it back with some effort and the chair folded back up but every time I sat in it thereafter the same thing would happen. I have done a lot of metal work in my career and plan on replacing the rivet with a small bolt and will fabricate a support that will hold the reclining support in the plastic bracket. We will see how that works. I will update you on the results. Other than that, I really like the chair. It sits well and you don't feel like you are sitting in a bucket like a lot of other camp chairs. I think a person under the weight of maybe 150 pounds would have no problems with the plastic parts breaking.

I'm going to start by saying this is one of the best purchases I have ever made. This chair is awesome. I bought it to have a chair for an upcoming deployment. I needed something that was durable and comfortable and it excelled at both. Everything about this chair is quality and definitely well worth the 60$ price tag. Ive been through tons of camping chairs and most of them rip and tear and fall apart within a month or two of moderate use. This chair has lasted me through 2 deployments of heavy use and sitting on my back porch in between and its still as comfortable as the day I pulled it out of the package. It is comfortable on all 3 of its recline settings, I have actually fallen asleep in this chair multiple times for hours completely comfortable. Everything in the chair is padded and I really do think that makes a difference compared to other chairs. The way your body sits in it is perfect, you just sink into it and it feels amazing. The insulated cup holder and pouch on the back are also awesome additions. The customer service for this company is some of the best I have dealt with. During the first month or two after purchasing the plastic piece that holds the legs together broke. I sent them an email with a picture and all I had to do was send my broken one back and they sent me a new one in less than a week. Havent had a problem with the foot piece again. Awesome chair, awesome company. Will definitely be purchasing from them again.

***UPDATE*** 5/13/13-While waiting for this chair's replacement, a Eureka Curvy High Back Chair, so that I have a box to ship this POS back to Amazon, I've had the opportunity to more carefully inspect the chair to better understand the cause of failure. With the chair folded up, upright, and facing me, I observe that the plastic connector that joins two legs (front to back & front crossing to other side), with the grommetted fabric resting on this connection. Plastic at this joint wraps around the BACK side of front leg that runs across to the other front leg. The front leg is held in place at this joint by a rivet, about 3/4 of an inch long, with a relatively small head. All the pressure of being upright, on this side and at this joint, is being placed against the back of the connector, at the junction of the greatest amount of plastic in the connector. The rivet here is simply to hold the entire assembly in place. So...no problems on this side. Strong and secure. Looks very durable. Here's the weird part. Instead of producing a "mirrored" connector for the other side, the manufacturer just rotated the connector used for the other side 90 degrees. I looked at the connectors for some very old chairs of mine, and they have "mirrored" connectors on each side of the assembly. No big deal right? Wrong. Now, all the pressure of the chair being upright, on THIS side at this joint, is born solely by the head of the rivet, which, as I mentioned, is relatively small. My chair simply pulled the smallish head through the soft plastic after only three days. Summary: Defective from an engineering standpoint. Inherent to failure, regardless of use. If the manufacturer would create a "mirrored" joint on the left side (as you're sitting in it), this would be a great buy. The chair is quite comfortable and spacious but will ALWAYS fail at the joint I described above due to design. DO NOT BUY, zero star product. WILL ALWAYS FAIL. ***END UPDATE*** I purchased this chair to use on the small deck outside my condo. Set it up and used it three days and now it's broken and unusable as a chair. I suspected poor quality upon opening of the package and inspecting the basic stitching used. At the back of the arms the stitching was poorly done. The break occurred at the plastic on the left front of the chair where the seat is joined to the frame. I am 6 ft and 220 lbs. It was a comfortable chair but poorly designed and constructed. I wish I had heeded the reviewers who experienced the same problem. DO NOT BUY!