GCI Outdoor Legz Up Lounger Outdoor Lounge Chair

Good chair if you have bad knees or need to elevate your feet. Easy to get in and out of. Tall enough, not short, designed so not too much difficulty to stand up. Would buy again. It is a tad bulky, so watch measurements if you plan to pack it in a car or RV. Weight is reasonable.

Very comfortable, we have a lot of outdoor chairs and this one is the best

Love this chair. So many people ask me about it. Wish the leg rest would stay up a little higher. Other than that it’s great.

What a game changer on the beach. The chair sits higher than beach chairs and reclines back but the plus is the legs recline up. Love love love this chair

Way to short. Even though I'm only 5 foot tall, it's not long enough.

I take this chair with me to my daughter’s events where we are sitting outside from 7:00 am - 3:00 pm. I bring a book and lounge. It makes the day fly because it’s such a comfortable chair. I bring. Some people think the chair is too heavy but i disagree. The shoulder straps make it easy to carry. I must admit it’s a little heavier than my wife’s but not by much and the little bit of extra weight is worth the comfort.

Love thus chair. My back was hurting while camping. Got in this chair and slept great.

First, I'm a 5'4", 128 lbs., naturally strong, 60-something woman. I'm happy enough with this chair but there are both pros and cons. PROS: strong material, well made and sturdy; easy chair fold open and close; easy foot rest handle that clicks stable foot rest into place and foot rest cushion that adds comfort under the Achilles tendon -- since my feet hang off the foot rest at my ankles; no jutting bar on the backside while seated or reclining -- material acts as a cradle; and, cup and phone holders, neck pillow, and mesh back for air flow on hot days. CONS: it's too wide and, for most women, cumbersome and quite heavy to carry on your back -- should have also been made in a smaller size; when chair folded and arms in adjusted carry straps lower bar uncomfortably presses into my butt, and because the straps are NOT cushioned -- which, for this heavy chair, they absolutely should have been -- they painfully dig into the rotator cuffs and tops of my shoulders; pillow should have been height adjustable instead of sewn onto the top bar at a set height -- I prefer it completely cradle my neck just under my skull and not be a bit too low, or pushing my head and neck forward, without having to scoot down in the chair for the best pillow fit (it doesn't stay up on its own behind my neck); and, 3-level adjustable seat back angle could have been 4 so can sit a bit straighter while eating. So, now I need to accessorize this $100 chair and further purchase comfort straps to put over the "backpack" straps, like those made for automobile cross-body seatbelts, and to attach to the bottom bar when chair folded for back carry. The chair is far from perfect and expensive, but it's comfortable enough and I like the footrest, so I'm keeping. However, I don't recommend it for someone tall or who doesn't have a strong back or for someone else who wouldn't want to spend even more money to make it completely comfortable.