Amazon Basics Outdoor Zero Gravity Lounge Folding Chair, Beige

I find this quality to be awful. The earring has been with me for about 6 weeks now. I only sit in it for maybe two hours each evening and weigh 170 pounds
This chair is an absolute waste of money. Both the bungee cords and grommets have broken on one side of it.

Kaisley Shepherd

| Feb 21, 2021

Despite this, we attempted to bring the chair back to its normal sitting position since we loved the way it felt. As of yet, we do not know how it works. Although I purchased an extended warranty, if I return the items, they will still be covered by the manufacturer's warranty. Buying two of them was a good decision for us. When we return from vacation, we will make the final decision. I am not recommending the chairs at the moment. The update is Upon returning the chair, we will have it cleaned. No matter how we try, we are unable to make it sit properly, and it is clear that anyone sitting in it will experience the same problem. Neither we nor the manufacturer are sure if this is a lemon or a more common occurrence than they think. chose this brand because I can usually count on Amazon to brand it well. Our sole purpose in purchasing them was to be able to sit comfortably on the deck of the vacation home we rented with my daughter who has stage 4 cancer in her bones. This is incorrect!.

Maleah Marks

| Jun 19, 2021

The first time you lean back in them, you understand what is meant by "zero gravity". It is not enough to extend the back of these chairs. However, they are not zero gravity chairs, but they are fine as inexpensive portable outdoor recliners. I am disappointed. We are removing the star from the rating. My original one had become too well worn and I replaced it with this one. I was loved and I miss you From being left outdoors all year round in the sun and the cords on the sides stretching, the whole thing was rusted a bit. Los Angeles is known for its "weather. " The dimensions of this one were narrower, so I was disappointed. Just a little narrower, not too narrow. When trying to decide what to do with the feet & legs, it's a big issue What do you do with them? Do you tuck them in, or hang them over? In the old chair, there was ample room for me to bend my knees to the sides a little bit without having to worry about my feet. In addition, my husband (who is neither obese nor huge) is going to get one, but I may get the bigger one next time. For a few dollars more, I got the "assurance plan" or whatever it is called. While I understand they are normally a bad idea, for a few bucks I know I will get 3 or 4 years of hassle-free service There's no charge. Most of the time, we take care of our stuff, and I would not submit a claim if we abused it. I am just worried about a possible lemon, but the chair appears to be fine so far. Rather than place it on the patio, we will keep it in the garage. I love them a lot When you lean back, you feel comfortable. There's nothing more you want to say than "AAAAAAHHHHH". The inside of a plush chair is loads more comfortable than the inside of an indoor couch. "Zero gravity" is a result of this.

Carter Beasley

| Dec 06, 2020

It is hard to restore this chair to its normal sitting position without having to rest the leg on a 2x4 in order to raise it higher. I am wondering what genius designed it this way, with the foot bar lower than the legs, which prevents it from fully sitting upright. Either the legs are too short or the foot bar is too long, which results in the foot bar hitting the ground a foot before it should. Moreover, the legs are also stretched wide, due to the ricketiness of the house. Although I am only 5'8" 160 pounds, my weight further spreads the legs apart than them being at maximum distance, which worsens the problem above. Target makes gravity chairs that are WAY BETTER than the ones you find elsewhere. If it had been half the price, I would have gotten the real deal. Wish I had paid more to get the real thing. There is no point in spending money on this. There are better chairs out there! Even the texsport chairs are more comfortable!.

Blakely CARTWRIGHT

| Nov 25, 2020

I have not found a more relaxing position in any other piece of furniture than in the chair that reclines. I'm able to move it around easily because the unit is lightweight and comes fully assembled. It seems as though everything is a piece of cake. This will be used indoors by me A more comfortable, upholstered, bulky recliner would be preferable to buying an expensive one. This chair is comfortable for me because I am small (5'1") Legs would hang over the end of the table for a much taller person. As long as I have plenty of headroom, I will be just fine. There is no padding on the armrests, but one can add padding if desired. *The armrests are hard on bony elbows after a while. was unable to lock the chair in a central I don't think I'm turning the knob far enough, so perhaps the lock doesn't hold well.

Amelie Maldonado

| Oct 24, 2020

In terms of adjustment locks, they are lacking. This is a solid piece of equipment Despite their thinness and lightness, each of them carries plenty of weight. It is very comfortable to sit back and relax in them. Water cannot get into them and rust them from the inside out because there are no open ends. only thing I don't like about these chairs is that there is no locking mechanism for keeping the chair in place when it is reclined. An alternative to a catch or ratchet would be They have clamps that tighten, helping them to hold a chair in place while it is in a You can adjust the chair individually to suit your personal preferences, which is a positive aspect. It isn't tight enough on the clamp to prevent the chair from reclining further if you shift weight. The downside is that larger guys, like me, will find the chair reclines more if they shift weight. The rest of the time, these are a great purchase. It is really comfortable to sit in them. Summer is my favorite time to enjoy my backyard, so I'm hoping to spend more time there this year.

Hanna Jones

| Nov 30, 2020