RBC Camp Chair Replacement Bag, Approx. 36" in Length

Sub-standard, overpriced bags, compared to original chair bags I attempted to replace. We manage a beach rental property in Florida and indeed the chairs do outlast the bags. I saw these and thought it was a great idea. Only the idea was good.Everything about them is of lower quality than original chair bags. And that is comparing to 4 different chair manufacturers. These bags are SMALLER, NARROWER, CHEAPER MATERIAL, and use CHEAP, THIN STRAPS.Seriously, for an extra *25 cents* the manufacturer could have manufactured a bag SUPERIOR or EQUAL to originals in China. Instead they took that quarter and manufactured crap. Such a shame.The seller did give quick delivery and the colors are good, but this is junk. I ordered two to test them and would have ordered 10 more but they are just junk. Not worth returning, even as a Prime member. But would never buy more.

This bag is made of the same thin material as the original, but it is the correct size and works well. Marginally expensive since the chair and bag are normally so cheap, but it makes no sense to throw away a serviceable chair just to get a bag. If your current bag is worn out, this will work as a replacement.

These bags are a great idea for the chairs you buy which have bags that last a very short while. So far these bags have outlasted the original bags!

Good bag that serves our purposes for under $7 delivered. We bought it after measuring the new STEEL tent poles we purchased. They are collapsable tent poles and measure out to be a certain length and circumference when stored. We have 2 poles. This one bag was purchased as the storage and transport bag for the 2 each tent poles we take with on every camping and outdoor outing we do. Works perfectly for the application. I am sure a camp chair would do nicely too in this bag, but make sure you measure your stuff accurately prior to ordering.

I bought three of these, and the cinch cord on two of them unraveled after only 2 months of use. The spring cinch locks are also cheap plastic, and one came apart easily while the other cracked in half, also around the same time. I've replaced the cords on all three bags with heavy duty shoelaces and cinch locks bought at a craft store. The bags themselves haven't torn (yet), but I'm keeping a close eye on that.My other complaint is that the strap's two connection points on the bag are too close together (12 inches apart) to be able to hang the bag over the back of my folding chair (which is 18 inches wide).

Not sure why bags, like originally come with these Coleman chairs, are not available for replacement. These are not as good, and not as easy to use. The Velcro straps are too short, and hard to close near the top where the chair is biggest. Cannot comment on durability, as haven't had them a season yet. Might be okay for smaller chairs, but mine are standard, no canopy or fancy cup holders, and covers hard to fit. Does no one sell the simple bags that the chairs came with?

Bought this for my son-in-law and daughter, to carry their umbrellas in rainy Haarlem, Netherlands, where they live. Works much better than the shopping bag they were using!

I accidentally burned holes in the chair back of my REI X-chair, and the appearance of the holey bag bothered my spouse, so I needed something. The chair fits in the bag just fine, so it works for me. (This chair does have a cup holder but it is not bulky, so it fit fine as I said.) As others have said, the bag is thin, and of course it is. It suits my need, but no way I can give it 5 stars when it's this thin. I think they could up the quality and use thicker sturdier fabric, and charge a buck more to cover the cost, and people would still buy it, because there isn't much out there to chose from.