GCI OutdoorRoadTrip Rocker Camping Chair | Portable, Folding Rocking Chair with Solid, Durable Armrests, Drink Holder & Comfortable Extended Backrest — Indigo Blue

The most comfortable folding camp chair I have ever sat in. Very sturdy. Easy to fold and put in the carry bag.

I have had this brand of chair since they came out because your girl loves to rock. A camping chair that rocks?! Yes please! Now this one is wider, easy to fold, comes with a comfortable strap to carry it by, and this color combination is all my dreams come true. I have gotten so many compliments already. Highly recommend these chairs, always. Also, my daughter poured water all over it (as seen in the picture) and it dried quick. Looks:Color palette for my personality Sturdiness:Holds me up well even with my daughter on my lapEase of transport:The strap to keep it shut and the strap to carry are both easy to useReclining ability:Reclines back to a comfortable distance

I wish it came with a bag, because I feel like the chair itself is exposed to damage without a protective sheath. The strap isn't great, but it's passable.All that aside, I love the chair. It is the most comfortable folding chair I've ever used bar none. I'm a little tall for it at 6' - it's not a *perfect* fit for someone with longer legs, but I only notice it if I'm being very critical.I wish they offered more colors too. Got one for my mom and it had to be the same color. I like the mesh back - good for the Florida heat. A little pricey, but it's a premium product. The chair feels very sturdy and well constructed. It likes to snag when folding it up, but I think that might just be mine. I see others that fold up easily, so I'm probably just missing something.Would buy again.

If you’re tempted to buy a Yeti or Nemo camp chair, fuggetaboutit!!! The CGI Rocker is every bit as good (I think better) and you can buy four CGIs for the price of one Yeti or Nemo. I also think the CGI is much more comfortable and fun for the following reasons:. Soft canvas arms that are comfy and easy on the elbows.. A smooth, steady, rocking-chair-like movement that is far more versatile and relaxing than the Nemo swing. Which would you rather sit in for any period of time: a stable chair (Yeti), a stable swing (Nemo), or a stable rocking chair that remains upright when you want it to be (CGI)?. Size and positioning: the CGI and Yeti are large and comfy and stand well above ground in a way a chair does (though the CGI rocks and the Yeti doesn’t ). The Nemo is more of a low-slung camp chair that is harder to get down in and pop up from (and it swings vs. rocks).. Price (CGI: $75) vs close to $300 (Yeti and Nemo).The CGI is heavier than the Yeti and Nemo. Unless you’re backpacking quite a ways in, this makes no difference. The Nemo comes closest to being a backpacker (but no real backpacker who’s hiking a good distance from the road would carry any of these chairs).The Yeti may have space-age design and materials (I don’t really care when considering all the above). The Nemo may be more “innovative” (which does not mean better).Honestly, this should be a no brainer for you. If you want a comfy, fun, perfect camp, beach, tailgating chair that can also double as an easy-chair in your den or study (as mine does), YA GOTTA GO CGI!!!

Would highly recommend this chair! Love that it can rock (helps with sleeping children lol). Very comfy and sturdy. Only thing I have noticed is that it is a little hard to collapse the chair. You can get it to a certain point and then it you have to use way more force to get it to close the rest of the way. It might be because of the mechanism to make it rock that causes this? Other than that great chair, great quality!

I LOVE THIS CHAIR!!! Good seat length for tall people. Vibrant colors, sturdy construction & fun to rock. Vented back & wide to rest not just sit up straight. Folds up small good too

Easy to carry and store. Looks identical. Very sturdy. Comfy and cute!

This chair was made the best way for folding and unfolding. The last one you had to slide it down to unfold. It eventually got so bad that it became unusable.