Not easy to put up

In 1 week a screw on the left side for movement up and down . Fixed it and 3 days later did it fell apart again . This time the plastic holder for it broke . I’m not a big person. 5 feet tall and 125 weight . So …

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Very comfortable!

The chair is very comfortable.

The worst zero gravity chair I’ve ever purchased

Where to start? The padding on the chair is fantastic. Very comfortable.The issue is the chair frame. The spacing for the legs is way too narrow. This causes the back of the chair to be straight up and down, almost forward toward the seat bottom. See photo. The movement of the chair is stiff and gritty feeling because of this. It should be effortless to recline, but it takes great force to rock back.It the picture you see a good zero gravity chair in Blue and the terribly designed Maison Arts chair in Gray. Note how the back is vertical or slightly forward on the gray chair. I took shots of both sides of the chair with the Blue one to compare.Wish I could return this monstrosity but I purchased it in November in anticipation of up coming camp trips and it now May 1st. What a waste of money.

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Not that comfy

Kids got this for my husband for Father’s day.He like it.It seemed like it didn’t move smoothly, felt narrow and it was not that comfy. The side tray was a nice addition.Then we went camping and my bro in law and his family had similar chairs. Wow!!! Their chairs reclined smoothly, they were wider, softer and COMFY!! Needless to say we hit up coscto to get that chair!So this chair isn’t unbearable, it will get used, but it will be like who got the shorter stick when it’s the last chair available at home or wherever we take it.

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Great chair

I am 225lbs and 5″10 and I love this chair. I set it up to test and liked it so much it was my goto chair in my living room for about a month before I put it in my truck lol. That being said it holds up well to heavy use as well.

The weight limit is NOT 350 lbs.

I got this chair for a work function, as I am disabled and can’t sit upright for long periods of time. The instructions included are absolutely no help; it’s basically two poorly-drawn pictures that show how to lock and unlock the chair. Nothing about how to unfold it, how to make it lean back, and you have to do those right or it won’t work. The ad video was more help.Secondly, if you’re on the bigger end of the weight limit, the ‘zero gravity’ recline is less zero gravity and more wrestling. I’m a size 3X, and I have to apply so much force and strength to get the chair to lean back. It’s extremely hard on my back, so the benefit of being able to recline is completely undone. I also can’t get back up after reclining without a serious struggle.If you’re fat, don’t even bother. The chair will hold your weight up to 350 pounds, but you don’t get any of the extra features that make the price tag on this so big, at least not without being willing to put in an Olympian effort. My disabled butt can’t do it, so I’ll be returning this.

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Very comfortable chair

Very comfortable chair. My husband loves it it’s just what he wanted there’s just one small problem it’s a little short this would not be good for somebody who is over 5 foot eight or so

Super comfortable

I’m 6’2 and this is perfect for me.

It is extra wide

Plenty of space 6 foot between 260 and 300, I refuse to weigh myself, and I have ample extra room in this chair. I use it as my everyday outside chair. I just don’t leave it out in the rain. Very comfy.

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Comfort at it’s best

Perfection! Worth every penny!