SlsyZero Gravity Chair, Reclining Lounge Chair with Removable Cushion & Tray for Indoor and Outdoor, Patio Recliner Folding Reclining Chair

An interesting design that is lightweight, very adjustable and comfortable. Most chairs like this have a few "fixed" settings (usually 3), this one has a design that is very variable in its adjustments, something i was looking for with my bad back. The quality is nice but not super nice. Great for trips. Should hold up well... supported my 6 foot frame easily.

I own a mobile IV Therapy business and I purchased 2 of these chairs for an expo we were doing. They worked out great. The cushions make it extra comfortable. The chairs are very sturdy and come with a cell phone and drink holder that attaches nicely to either side of the chair.There is a locking mechanism which makes it easy to stay in your desired position. You simply pull on the lever (circle in shape) and your position is secure. Once you are ready to sit up straight, simply push the lever back and your good to go.I just bought 2 more chairs for our next event :)

I really like the construction.this lounger is lighter than the one it replaces,yet stronger looking.this lounger is narrower than others on the market so an obese person will not be able to use.the cousin is not made of all weather fabric, so I can not say it is ideal for outside use.A satin - like material.

The chair was delivered quickly,packed well and easy to use.

We bought these chairs a few weeks back for our backyard/patio. I wanted to get chairs that were wider and for a heavier person. Unfortunately these chairs fall short.Pros: cushion and comfort and soft. Nice to have a leg rest.Cons: it is difficult to adjust the chairs from sit/lay positions while in the chair. We have had to get up, reposition to how we want it, then sit/lay back down. Chairs aren’t wide enough if you have wide hips and you can feels the side bars digging into your legs.

Cushion is not padded enough. Hurts to sit on it for more than a few minutes, then it feels like you are sitting on concrete! It is supposed to be for heavy people yet the seat is too narrow and arms of seat dig into your thighs. Getting in and out of it is a problem. It slides while you are trying to sit in it. You have to use caution because the foot rest is angled such that I had to put my feet to either side of the foot rest while balancing my weight with my arms evenly in the center of the armrests, then lifting myself with my arms and scooting back to center and place my upper body on the seat. But I had to be accurate or it would feel like I overestimated such that the chair felt like it would tip backwards. Getting out of the chair posed similiar problems. Your legs are so far forward that getting out of the chair felt like it feels when a person is trying to stand up from the ground using your hands to push yourself forward onto your legs. Please do not waste your money on this chair. It is unsafe and uncomfortable.

I waited to write this review because I wasn't sure how I felt about these chairs at first. My father-in-law thinks he wants to replace his entire living room set with them lol BUT I'm not 100% sold. They're easy to assemble. They're comfy-enough. They've got little tables that attach to each side which are big enough to put your remote and a drink (until your dogs tail comes and knocks it all off). Laying back they are comfortable. Laying halfway back is pretty great too. It's the sitting straight up part that's little wonky to me. They're actually not all that comfortable if they're not in a reclining position.

Very comfortable despite my back injuries. The tie downs tore off almost immaculately and I would suggest the manufacturer use sturdier fabric that wouldn’t tear apart from the fabric. Though that is a minor issue and can be easily fixed by the manufacturer.