WILDROOTS Heavy Duty Camping Chair, Durable Padded Folding Chair

We have a hard time with furniture because all of us are average in size but our son is pretty large. We wanted to have a chair that he could sit in when home outdoors that would be comfortable but strong enough to hold him.SIZE OF SONOur son is pretty large and has a huge bone structure. His legs are like tree trunks. He is about 6'3" tall and weighs about 350.EASE OF SET UPThis unfolds really easily and comes out of the bag easily too.. It unfolds and is ready to sit in pretty quickly.STRONG?This holds our son pretty well as long as he does not tilt back on two legs in it or move a lot in it when he is not thinking. It it plenty big enough to support him and we are not worried that it will break. He seems to think it is comfortable and does not complain.EASE OF GETTING OUT OFThis chair is easier to get out of than many fold up chairs. The arms are sturdy and not fabric which is a BIG plus. This makes it easy to get out of when you need to.SUPPORTFor a smaller person like me, I find that I need to put in a lumbar support for my back. When I do that, it feels comfortable and I like it.CASEIf you fold it up, it is quick and fits in the case nicely . The bag-case is kind of thin fabric, but it is not too tight which is a big deal. The one issue is that this is a heavier chair and is still pretty big folded up. That is to be expected for a larger supportive chair, but I just wanted to mention it.THE BOTTOM LINEThis chair is comfortable for big and tall son and with additional lumbar support me too.MY RATINGFIVE STARS. This is just what I wanted. It supports our son when he is home and any of us can use it without issue except me who needs to add a lumbar support.

This chair has a little more width than a lot of camping chairs, which helps make it extra comfortable. It also doesn't give you that sense of impending collapse like a lot of camping chairs do. Even the cup/can holder feels more sturdy than most.

This review is for the WILDROOTS Ultimate Comfort Camping Chair. This chair is in an attractive black and gray color and, at only @10lbs, was very easy to set up. It supports up to 400lbs, which is nice. I personally found it very easy to unfold and as a larger man, it supported me well and I found it pretty comfortable. My wife felt like it leaned back a bit far and the seat was a bit big for her, so smaller people may not find this chair as comfortable. The chair fabric was durable but not too rough. I like how the feet articulate to help on uneven terrain and provide more support for heavier folks.My only ‘cons’ for this chair are that the seat is pretty big and thus not ideal for shorter folks or those with shorter legs. That could become uncomfortable on the knees after a while. I also am not confident how well the cup holder will hold up over time, and would prefer to see a more integrated style that’s less likely to get caught on something. And finally the carry/storage bag was a bit lightweight compared to the chair. I wish they had used a tougher fabric (like 600D to match the chair) vs. a thinner material that is more likely to rip or tear. However, getting the chair in and out of the bag was not difficult.Overall a very nice chair for the current listed price. If you are a bigger person looking for a good chair, this is a great option!

This chair is super comfortable. Even my wife likes it and bigger chairs like this usually hit her weird in the back of the legs and she doesn't like that. This one slopes off the seat just enough that she likes it. That's bad news for me though because it means she'll probably decide it's her chair now. This is a large, somewhat bulky chair though, so best for setting up at a camp and leaving in place. It's not one you'll want to take hiking. The only issue I have with the chair is that, when folded, the feet aren't even. So it won't stand on its own when folded - you have to lean it up against something. Aside from that I love this chair and will keep it away from my wife as long as I can.

I tend to use these type of folding chairs for my kids’ sporting events and you don’t realize the difference it makes when you have a okay comfortable versus an actual comfortable chair. Especially when you’re sitting for hours at a lengthy baseball game. What I like about this chair is that it still folds up into a bag. However, it doesn’t become uncomfortable after longer use, like your traditional bag chairs. It also folds and collapses very easily. I have struggled with a similar style bought from Costco a few years ago, which I can never get to fold up. But this one takes minimal effort, which is very nice. Overall, I would definitely recommend this.

This chair was comfortable for a 2hour plus game. I'm on the smaller side but wasn't uncomfortable. I wish it had more pockets, but had one for my drink. No issues with quality and looks like it will last. It wasn't extraordinarily heavy to carry either.

This chair is certainly a notch above the rest. The structure is designed differently making them much more sturdy. There is very little flex as you get in and out. I didn't think they are any more comfortable than our Sam's club chairs but that is already a high bar. That flip side to the sturdiness is that it is very big in it's folded state. Bigger than every other camping chair I've ever used before and that may not be a problem if you have the room.I wouldn't be happy hauling four of these to a campground. We are using these at kids soccer games (where we only carry one or two) and the heft isn't a problem.

This chair is huge when folded up. It's hard to stow in our cars, but it is very comfortable and seems sturdy/durable.