Ostrich LCL-1006P Ladies Comfort Lounger

Despite being told it was out of stock and having no idea when it was going to arrive, it actually only took 4 days! I love it, had a brief 10 minutes on it yesterday, comfortable and as described. Can't wait for a sunny day.

Standard of chair cheap for what it costs. Sent back

I really like my sunbathing chair the one thing I am not a fan is the holes where your arm can go if lying on stomach cut into my arm. I wish there was some cushioning there too.

Exactly as described. Comfortable. I am 110 pounds and it is definitely sturdy enough. I love the hole for face... it might be a bit too large but it's workable. Folds up perfectly for storage. Happy buyer!

We bought 2 matching ones of these to use as basic sun loungers. For that, they work great and are light and easy to carry. They are not intended to use as chairs, as the foot section only has the horizontal position, but the back is adjustable from flat to almost vertical. The pillow is a comfy feature. The head hole is a nice idea, but could be a little smaller for most of us - you tend to use the forehead support pad most and not so much the sides. However it does work and is comfortable. My wife loves the special female soft support panel, which she says is very comfortable and for that reason, I give it a 5 even though the head hole is not perfect.

I guess my bad, I didn’t look at the height of it. Its ok for laying on your front but uncomfortable for back laying

I love the size of this lounger. I am 5'10 and, where usually my arms and legs are falling off of regular loungers, this one fits perfect! I enjoy the padded headrest and the fact that most of the metal is covered by fabric (so you aren't scalded when you move or flip over). It also has a padded hole for your face while you are face down - it takes a bit of maneuvering, but once I get situated I am able to relax in a neutral position. There are a few reasons I didn't give the full five stars. (1) It is a relatively cheaply made product. This isn't a major factor for me given all that I am getting, but it's something to consider. (2) The breast cavity inherently redistributes where you weight is supported in the chair. For me, this resulted in some pressure along my ribs where the bottom of the cavity connected to the rest of the chair. Not overwhelming, but definitely there. A folded towel might help. (3) I like to layout with my hands above my head on both my back and my front. While the lounger is long enough to accommodate this, the breast cavity creates a "bowing" issue when laying on my front. This results in a bit of discomfort in my shoulders. That being said, I have a bad shoulder from my time in the military, so this may not be the case for other women or a fair reflection of this product.