PORTAL Oversized Mesh Back Zero Gravity Reclining Patio Chairs, XL Padded Seat Folding Patio Lounge Chair with Adjustable Pillows and Cup Holder for Poolside Backyard/Lawn, Support 350lbs

This is the second one of these chairs I have purchased and have logged many hours in it over the last two summers. Loved the first one - the backrest is mesh=like in the middle which is great on those hot, humid, sweaty summer days. Actually gets chilly on cooler days so I got this one with a solid backrest. It is SUPER comfy!! Haven't spent an afternoon in it yet, but looking forward to it as I gave it a quick test run and am extremely happy. Very cushy seat and the extra width makes the chair nice and roomy. Looks good too - especially like the "wood" armrest they dress it up wonderfully! I really recommend these chairs. The only negative is that they are a beast. Heavier than one would expect, but I guess that means it is solidly built! Was able to get it when the price had been reduced so also this was a good value.

These chairs are so comfortable you can sleep on them! They’re easy to recline and move back to sitting position. There’s enough room where your arms can fit in the chair with you too although there’s also arm rests and the little table with cup holder are so functional and easy to store away when not needed. They’re a little pricey but so worth it! I’d rather take comfort over saving a few bucks

These chairs are comfortable and really nice quality!

I'm doing what annoys me...reviewing a product after only one use. So, this will not speak to the longevity of the lounger, mainly to the comfort and functionality of it. We just returned from a camping trip where our campsite had very few level spots. That said, I was able to use this chair and feel very secure in it. I occasionally used flat stones to help level it, but it's wide enough that it always felt secure. So, here are some of my pros and cons for this product.Pros:- It's solid. I never felt I was pushing it's limits. I'm 5'10", mid 200's, and felt very secure sitting in it. My husband is 6'4", also over 200. He also felt very secure. I never felt like I had to sit down gingerly, ready to spring up if it seemed like it was going to collapse.- Tray holds more weight than you expect, but I'd still respect it's limitations. It slides out on a fairly thick rod from under the chair and clips onto a knob on the side of the chair to support it. It held my full 40 oz hydroflask, a full beer, and a book without dipping or tilting down.- The sliding pillow is genius.- You can lock it at any point while reclining. I found my favorite reclining positions were just a smidge (feet elevated a few inches), and little bit (feet elevated maybe a foot), and fully reclined. The chair never felt like the locks were going to fail (and only discovered there were locks on both handles after reclining in it a few times, and it still felt fully locked in).- Dries fairly quick after a rainstorm.- Folds up easily after use.Kinda Con:- It's so big that I had to sit down on the edge and slide back into it. When getting up, I had to wiggle my butt towards the front of it to stand up. The Kinda Pro in this is that all I had to say was "Dang. I forgot to bring my (book, beer, water, hot chocolate) and look mildly annoyed with myself, and my husband would say, "You stay there. I'll get it". heh heh.Cons:- It's a beast to move around. I'm a strong woman but the size and weight of this chair made it pretty cumbersome to move around the campsite. I was hoping this would replace my collapsible camp chair, which can easily moved around as needed. Even my husband said it was kind of a pain to move. So, I'll be taking both chairs, which is ok because I wanted the lounger to act as my place to watch clouds, stargaze, and just relax and I have to room to haul them both.- Certain positions make by lower back hurt. Frankly, I wish it came with two pillows, one to use for my head, and another for my lower back when in certain reclining positions. But, I can't say this is the only lounger I've had this complaint with, and it's easily solved with other items I always bring camping anyway.- The tray top is metal...and slick. I plan on adding a piece of that mesh looking shelf liner or a silicone mat to keep things from sliding around or off the tray.- Ensuring the legs are fully open on uneven terrain takes a little getting used to. Or maybe that's just me. However, I sometimes thought the legs were fully open, when it was the bar on the front of the lounger that "caught" on the ground first. This means it could potentially fold up on you as you sit if the actual legs aren't fully open. This didn't happen to me, but I noticed it a few times just prior to sitting down after moving it. However, it you don't move it around as much as I did, or use it on even ground, it's probably far less of an issue.Would I buy it again? Yes. In fact, my husband is thinking about getting one. Bottom line, is once I had it in a spot in the camp site I liked, I loved it.

I was worried about reviews that said “it was a beast to port around”. Since I am planning on using this camping most of the time portability is important. I’m 5’10” female with reasonable strength. This chair is not difficult to fold, carry, or move. I brought it on a weekend camping trip and regularly relocated it from campsite to lakeside daily without issue.It is THE most comfortable chair EVER. It even got the hubbie’s seal of approval for cost/quality and that doesn’t come easily as he holds that bar pretty high. It’s a big chair designed to accommodate big people. It’s sturdy and well put together. The moving lumbar pillow is perfect. Use it for lumbar support when sitting upright and as a pillow when reclining. The little table that folds away is perfect for my 30 ounce yeti tumbler with handle, my phone, and my tablet. The table doesn’t appear to be made of wood but rather some sort of metal/plastic material and I don’t foresee it warping due to moisture as some reviewers mentioned. The locking mechanism works well. It’s the only part of the chair that worries me though. If a stronger person forgets the locks are engaged and try to force the chair to move it seems like the locks could break. I don’t know this for a fact though..I just make sure to be aware if the locks are engaged when using the chair and advise anyone who is using it to do the same.The chair has a warning on the label that because the arms are made of wood it shouldn’t be left in the elements all the time. Not a big deal to me as I always put my portable chairs in storage when not in use (so they keep in good condition longer). Overall this is a great chair at a reasonable price and I’m planning on buying another so the Hubbie stops stealing mine.