MAISON ARTS Padded Zero Gravity Lawn Chair Foldable Patio Recliner Anti Gravity Lounge Chair w/Pillow & Cup Holder Outdoor Camp Chair for Poolside Backyard Beach, Support 350LBS, Red

My husband and I have owned several zero gravity chairs over the years. This is a nicely padded, very comfortable, well made, recliner that provides exceptional back support. I love the arm rests and the overall look! Buy them!

really nice. sturdy, easy to use. no assemble needed. very comfy.

Very comfortable recliner for the price.

Big bang for the buck! It is very well made and has all the bells and whistle’s. I love the positions of the chair and that they can be locked in. The tray is large enough to hold phone, 2 drinks, and book. The head rest slides up and down for comfort. My daughter was impressed with quality, and best part is it comes assembled. I am 73, and no longer want wrestle putting something together.

great chair - good quality and comfortable!

This chair is so comfortable, I almost want to order one for the living room. We keep it in a covered area, so I cant really attest to the durability or how it stands up in sun and rain. Tray is kind of dinky and we ended up tossing it. Not really a deal breaker for us. Had it for 3 months, will probably order an additional chair in the future if this continues to hold up. **I will note that it can be hard to go from reclining to sitting position. My 82 year old father in-law was unable to make the transition without assistance. I wouldn't recommend this for people with mobility or strength issues.* Otherwise, fine chair.

So happy with my purchase of this zero gravity chair. It was put together well. Easy to set up. Just read instructions and wall o! The padding is comfortable and sturdy. I am 5’4 and curvy but there is room left over in the chair. It reclines with a push and hand levers located under the hand rails. It doesn’t come with charging unit for massager. You buy it separately. You can see pictures of charger. It’s worth the money. No screws. Just pull out of box and relax.

The other day I opened the chair with something in one of my hands and failed to get the legs fully extended. The second I set down the chair went over backwards faster than I would have ever thought possible. My head happened to hit a piece of basalt that was on the ground behind the chair. I currently have medical conditions (e.g., much blood thinner) that make this especially dangerous. This 70 year old man could have died from that chair. Oh yea, I spent much of the day in the ER.Also, there's a screws that mount the seat to the legs. One of these screws has shed the nut and now the chair won't stay together. If I choose to still use the chair I will have to make a hardware store run for a nut.The chair is comfortable but I've another complaint. If you fold up the chair to keep the sun off the seat it becomes very hard to extend. The foot rest goes behind the front feet and it's really difficult to get the chairs extended. The foot rest gets trapped behind the seat and doesn't want to be corrected. It takes some effort, and it takes care. It takes both hands and attention.I've had a streak of bad luck with zero gravity chairs and while they are comfortable the problems I've had make them not worth it. I might not ever replace this chair and use my hammock instead. It has never trigger the ejection seat.If you buy this chair I suggest you buy red Locktite and use it on all of the fasteners you can. My last chair also had parts falling off. In this day in age we should be able to do simple assemblies that don't automatically shed parts.This chair could have killed me!Update. I hated this chair for is difficult sticky operation and because things frequently fell off of the day. One day it annoyed me so I threw it into a dumpster. It's comfortable but that's all it has going for it.