Stylish CampingFull Back Folding Director's Chair

This chair is super sturdy and very well made would easily handle a heavy person

I bought this chair after seeing some other people with the chair at a concert in the park. Turned out to be too stiff to open and hard for me to do it. Also, the chair back was too low to give me good back support that I need. I returned it.

Only disappointed that the price has doubled now that it is time to consider replacing the chairs; my pay has not doubled. :(We have only left them out in the rain a handful of times, left in the NC sun multiple times, overall care has been so/so. However at 5 years of regular use these are still usable (not so pretty anymore).

Really liked this chair - light weight, wide enough to sit comfortably and unlike those folding bagged chairs, it's easy to get in and out of

Appears to be a nice chair.

Sturdy, comfortable and easy to carry. I'm very happy with this purchase.

I ended up with both chairs and like both, but there are differences you may want to consider when making your decision. I already had a Picnic Time Portable Sport Chair which I loved and wanted another, but this showed up in its stead in my phone app search. Thinking the other wasn't available, I bought this one as it looked very similar. Then a problem with shipping meant I wouldn't get it in time for my event. Luckily, at my computer, I was able to find and order another Picnic Time chair that would come on time. Unfortunately it was too late to cancel this order so now I have both. I decided to keep this chair too as I can always use another of this type. It is slightly different in several ways and I prefer the Picnic Time chair, but I'll let you decide which works best for you.People are always trying to commandeer my Picnic Time chair at sports events because it's so handy to have the tray and extra pockets for programs, prize lists and gadgets, plus it's really comfortable. This chair has the tray and pockets too. The pockets are different on this chair and include a large one which is especially nice for an extra lead line and bulkier items. The tray on this chair also has a cup holder. Since I was using the PT chair at my barn to rest during projects, I will like this one better for that purpose because the bigger pocket will be good for gloves, garden tools or bug spray.The tubing on this chair is squared off rather than round and brushed aluminum instead of polished, but also very lightweight so transport is easy. The PT chair has a carrying strap but I don't use it so it doesn't matter to me that this one doesn't. The arms on this chair are slightly higher and the bottom supports are lower. On both chairs having the piece along the bottom is good for keeping the chair from sinking into soft ground, but since the supports on this one are at ground level, it doesn't allow for leveling quite as much as the other chair. I found I had a less steady feeling in this chair as the bottom supports rested directly on the uneven ground by my barn.Another difference in the two chairs is the seat/back. On the PT chair the back is entirely separate and although secured to each side by a screw, it can be removed should you want to have it embroidered with your name, team or farm name. This one obviously can't be removed as it's all one piece. While I found the seat and back on both chairs comfortable, there is a bit less padding and more give on this one which means you're leaning back a bit more and sitting marginally lower. It's not a big difference any more than arm height is, but it is a difference. I prefer the other and like the opening between the seat and back, but will have to admit it probably looks better to the observer to have the closed back. Both accommodate my generous size fine.Bottom line, both are good and comfortable chairs. This one has the cup holder, fewer but bigger pockets, the closed back and allows you to lean back a bit more if you like that. The Picnic Time chair is more stable and better built, has more padding, slightly better proportions and a carrying strap.

Edit:Took this to a car camping trip recently, and my only complaint is that the side table is crazy flimsy.On a positive note, I thought the cup holder would get in the way, but it turned out to be really useful. Knocking the chair a little or trying to move the chair would have caused most cups on a side table to tip over and spill. The cup holder did an excellent job of making sure cups didn't get knocked over when placed in it and being jarred in some way. Awesome.All in all, I'm happy with this chair. Just wish the side table was both a more rugged surface, and the locking hinge mechanisms were much stronger.---There are quite a few of these types of chairs available on the market.Advantages are: - Wide seat - quick fold/unfold - side table for plate of food + drink - fabric edge doesn't bite into back of knees blocking circulation - fabric botton doesn't sit on any stability bars, making it more comfortable - straight back and bottom mean easy to sit and stand - Aluminum frame is super light - side pockets seem useful - Good height, not so tall that legs dangle, not so short that knees ache - seat back is neither too high, nor too low. Good from lumbar to mid back - Easy to sit straight or slouchDisadvantages/concern are: - Table is uber cheap and flimsy - folds, but doesn't scrunch, so big to lug around - frame seems solid enough....but barely.I used to be 210lbs and pretty careless and rough with my things.Now I'm 140lbs and a still careless and rough with my things, but less so.The reason I point that out is that this chair, if taken care of, will last a long time and be really useful for years to come. The me today will hopefully have good luck with it. But the me of yesteryear would demolish this chair in one weekend.Why? - The joints connecting the various bars are perfectly aligned, but a little cheaply. So care must be given when opening and closing the chair. - fabric seams in a chair should really be triple stitched. worries about seams ripping over time (yes, it's happened to me before) - The table is so flimsy....so ridiculously flimsy that it reminds me of cheap Asian plastic furniture from the 70's. When the manual says it can handle 10 lbs, they're not kidding. If I accidentally lean my hand on the table for support, the table will fall apart, guaranteed.So, long story short, this table chair setup is highly useful, especially when car camping where you want a place to set a plate or cup of coffee down, but as useful as this chair is, it must be handles with some minimal level of care (never abuse it) to ensure that it doesn't break.In the future, I plan to upgrade to a better table integrated chair with a stronger side table, but until then, this'll do.

Nice chair, but a little pricy in my opinion. It is quite light weight, but a trade off, I think, is the side arm doesn’t feel very strong. Good for a drink or two, but I wouldn’t push it beyond that.

Used as casual seating when camping or as a picnic lunch with a small folding table.fold up sides may prove useful, but they are not shared which takes the romance out of the occasion

The product is perfect. The biggest problem was the delivery company PUROLATOR. They are awful in every sense and finally after 5 days later than the first attempt, I had to get and pick up my package myself. And there is no way in Amazon to complain about that.

Stylish. Great if you like to sit in an upright position. Table cupholder too small, table top itself not the best material, rest of the chair 5/5

I have back and leg problems and this chair is so comfortable and supportive.The side table and drink holder is very sturdy and the side pockets fit my iPhone 11 very well.I would purchase this chair again and recommend it.