XGEAR Adjustable Oversized Folding Camping Chair, High Back & Cup Holder

I bought this for an older gent who loves a car boot sale, he unfortunatley has back and neck issues and found a normal fold out chair to unbearable to sit in. He has told me this chair was a game changer he is so comfy and his back and neck are supported.Three people tried to buy his chair at the first boot sale he brought it to, he said its so sturdy and well made and easy to open and close. Definatley a win for him and a thumbs up for the chair.

I'm 5'4 and I find this comfy. It is easy to set up and fold away. The only reason for the missing star is the weight of this, if your not going far it's OK.

First impressions are that this is a good looking, well built sturdy chair. First test by we pair of broad beamed septuagenarians confirmed it's comfortable over time and easy to get in and out of thanks to the seat height and rigid arms. It has a drinks holder firmly attached to the right leg, a phone/specs/book pocket velcroed to the left arm, and a pocket on the back of the seat to store the carry bag. The back swivels on a pivot and conforms to how you want to sit. Quite comfortable really and no messing about with adjusting settings. Just sit upright or lean back. It's your call.Folded up and packed in its bag it stands just under 1.2m (4'), is about 25cm*25cm (9"×9") square, and weighs in at 5.95kg (13lb). It does fit in the boot of my Honda Jazz but needs to have the seats folded down to be able to lay it across the width of the car.I can see this being an excellent "value for money" purchase for sitting out in the garden but not so much fun if I'm going to have to lug the equivalent of three bags of sugar around the place along with other picnic/camping equipment. I've been told we're taking it on holiday soon so my opinions/reservations on its portability will have firmed up by the time we get back.

Very comfortable chair. Bought as a replacement for one over two years old that’s had a lot of use and broke on one side. Drinks holder and pocket on opposite side for books etc Folds up easily and light to carry. Recommended.

Perfect for disabled or elderly, strong and comfortable and easy to get up from

It’s a solid comfortable chair is heavier than expected so will not be using at any festivals but will be useful in garden. I have not worked out how to recline it. The back is flexible so if you move your bottom forward in the seat you can sort of recline but not very comfortably. I can’t see any mechanism to change the frame to reclining and there is no manual with it. It is quite bulk to get back into the bag. Have not used yet to be able to say how durable it is but it appears strong. Not exactly a cheap chair whether it is worth the cost is yet to be seen.

This chair is fantastic, it is well padded and has a brilliant recline feature. I do feel that the lumbar support isnt what was advertised but that is just my personal opinion.

"Sit straight or reclining" is what it says.... nope, you get no choice in the matter because it cannot be locked into your desired position. So sitting straight literally means you can't put any weight onto the back otherwise it reclines.The back was too low for me to rest my head (I am 5' 11") so although you can recline, I couldn't relax and had neck ache after a while.Although a little heavy if you want to carry for long distances, it is very sturdy and feels solid when you're sat in it. Easy to unpack and fold away again.If you want a multi-use chair (upright at the table, reclined when relaxing) then this isn't the chair for you. If you're quite tall and want to be able to rest your head when reclined, again this isn't the chair for you.If you want a very sturdy solid chair and don't mind the seating position being slightly reclined rather than upright then this would be good for you.