Double Beach Chair with Adjustable Canopy and 3 -Side Shading Curtains

Charles 5 Helpful 24 Good value for money Good quality, easy to use and store CLCS28 5 Helpful 28 Super comfortable, perfect for relaxing, high quality construction I've used countless camping chairs in my life, and this one is definitely the most comfortable and coziest I've ever sat in. The base, backrest, and armrests are shaped and designed to keep you comfortable. The Sherpa fleece material makes it incredibly soft and comfortable. I love the two-seater design because we always carry several chairs around, and now we only have to pack one instead of two. It comes in a nice carrying bag, and the chair also comes with a buckled strap to help tighten it and put it back in the bag. Note: - It has a side mesh pocket, but only on one side. It would be nice if it had both. Note: There's no cup holder. If I were to sit in this chair, I'd definitely drink something. That's a downside for me. - Super sturdy construction: The metal poles, the seat material—everything feels sturdy, durable, and high-quality. It's definitely sturdier and better-made than the metal used in my previous chair. I feel like this one is very durable. - It's heavy! But see above. It's heavy because of the quality, and it's two chairs in one. I do wonder if the straps on the carrying bag can handle the weight of the chairs. The Sherpa material is nice and comfortable, and it definitely adds a nice touch to the chair, but it also presents a few issues for me. It's difficult to clean. Regular nylon chairs can be easily wiped clean, and crumbs can be brushed off. The Sherpa makes these things much more difficult. Similarly, if sitting around a campfire, I feel like it would trap odors, making them difficult to remove. Drying: The Sherpa may take longer to dry than typical materials for sitting in after a spill, rainy day, or after a swim. Warmth: On hot days, it can get quite warm and sweaty. I see it more often outdoors on cool evenings, on the back porch/deck, or at a sporting event (rather tha