Customer Reviews for VEVOR Folding Camp Chair with Footrest Mesh, Portable Lounge Chair with Cup Holder and Storage Bag, for Camping Fishing and Other Outdoor Activities (Grey)

What an awesome chair. Used at Port Aransas and it worked amazing.

One of the most comfortable reclining camp chairs. The full mesh footrest adds support and makes the chair even more comfortable. The ability to lie in a full recline position is awesome. Cup holder and side storage pocket are pluses. Detachable head pillow is also a nice touch. I had a small issue and the seller took care of my needs promptly. Good service, good product.

Well-made and sturdy. I am a 6'2\" 209 lbs. male and I find it comfortable.

I've wanted a reclining chair that could be used on the back porch or could be taken out to the yard or campsite. This is lightweight and portable, can carry it with one hand. The adjustability was tricky at first but easy and smooth once I got the hang of it. The mesh is great for hot sunny days and the removable pillow is a great comfort feature. I never felt unstable in any position and I've already sat in it for hours without aches and pains watching entire ball games.

great chair. Easy to set up. Footrest doesn't fold away but for the price, what do you want? The old banana chair when left down was the same to get out of.

Wasn't super easy to get it to recline, but it's comfortable once you do. The neck pillow is a nice touch

Nice chair but a little small for me, my feet extend quite aways past the end of the foot rest which isn't terribly comfortable. Had to watch the little video to figure out how to change it from sitting up position to reclining, not real intuitive.

This is a good portable chair with footrest for the money. It is light and seems sturdy enough (it took much of my weight in a fall on concrete with no ill effect except a rip in the cover. The reason it did not get a 5 was that the footrest part is a bit narrow and a little flippy if you are not watching what you are doing-- but on the other hand, that narrowing toward the seat allows your legs to come down on either side of the footrest easier, kind of like you would sit without a leg rest. So maybe that's a wash. It's not a chair for really big people, though it takes well over 200 pounds well. For the average sized person, especially females and kids, it's fine. The carrying strap is a bit narrow for big shoulders and heavy clothing, but certainly not a dealbreaker for the value of having a sturdy chair in which you can put your legs up.

The chair was comfortable for me (5' 6" woman), but a little small for my 6' 2" husband. I use the chair to sit outside reading and for watching softball games.

I love this style chair, and have owned four in the past ten years, by various makers. I was disappointed that I could not make it recline, which is the reason I bought it. My daughter got it into the reclining position once, but I couldn't do it the next time I used the chair. I found that a little spray lubricant helped loosen it up, and then I was able to push the back joints upwards. This caused the chair's back support bars to lower and line up with the lower frame. I haven't been able to get into the chair in the upright position and simply shift it to recline (yet) but maybe the lubricant will help with that eventually. In the meantime I align it to recline while upside down, then flip it over. It's pretty nice once it reclines!