Rio Beach Portable Folding Backpack Beach Lounge Chair
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About Rio Beach Portable Folding Backpack Beach Lounge Chair
Overall Feedback:
74% positive
67% found it easy to adjust to a comfortable position, while 33% had difficulties
The chair is narrow with exposed metal joints on the sides, leaving no space for arms to rest comfortably.
I have complained that the chair's fabric is all one piece, causing the sides to pull when sitting in the middle and leading to complaints of the back closing in on me. The old style chairs never had this issue.
72% liked its comfort, while 28% found it lacking support
The portable lounge chair is pretty comfortable.
The chair is uncomfortable to lay on because it is narrow and the material is stretched tight.
The chair is uncomfortable as it lacks support for the upper body and the legs collapse, making it embarrassing to use at the beach.
68% appreciated its sturdy construction, though 32% experienced issues with wear and tear
When I lay down on my stomach, the legs of the lounger collapse, which is embarrassing at the beach.
73% liked its lightweight and compact design, but 27% found it bulky
I suggest that the chair should have three legs for stability.
68% found it easy to set up and fold, while 32% had difficulties with the process
I thought it would be harder to fold up based on previous reviews, but I've been using it for over 6 months and it's been super reliable.
When I sit on the chair, it immediately collapses.
I was unable to get the gears in the chair to click into any locked positions.
My arms are resting on the hinges of the chair with a narrow frame.
69% appreciated its high weight capacity, though 31% had concerns about its stability
I have experienced the chair failing within months of purchase despite light usage by people well below the alleged 250 lb weight capacity.
I exceeded the weight limit on the chair and by day two the legs had bent, rendering it useless by day six.
