Ostrich Deluxe 3N1 Lightweight Lawn Beach Reclining Lounge Chair with Footrest, Outdoor Furniture for Patio, Balcony, Backyard, or Porch, Blue Stripe

This is likely the best overall beach chair on the market. Lays totally flat to allow comfortable tanning on your back, leg rest that as allows for comfortable lounging and many sides accessories to holds all your stuff while at the beach. I highly recommend this beach chair.

As an avid beach goer and tanner I decided to splurge on this chair and it is amazing. I had breast surgery a few years ago and have difficulty laying on my stomach, and the pillow is perfect to move under your stomach to keep pressure off your chest (great for bigger chested ladies). The only issue I had was that the round clip thing that the strap connects to immediately broke. Luckily there is another handle on the arm rest so I just used that until I got other hooks to use. It’s very light and easy to open close

Worth the money! The first time is a little hard to open/close, but since then it’s been super easy. Not very heavy- the strap is honestly more uncomfortable than just carrying one of the legs of the chair LOL. It feels sturdy even when I’m flipping between back/stomach. Only kind of eh component is the leg rest that pulls out to come down and will sometimes come unlatched if you move your legs.

if you like to lay out and get some good sun, this is the chair for you! easy to get in and out of, perfect little pockets for drinks, glasses, snacks or any other items you might have. has a pillow for your back that can also be used for your head! adjustable footrest, just an all-around good chair. the ONLY downfall i have is the carrying strap broke the second time i used the chair. VERY disappointed in that and that's why i gave 4 stars instead of 5.

I was super excited to receive this only to be disappointed. I love that it's light and has a handle and a shoulder strap to carry it by. Unfortunately, unfolding it is an exercise in frustration. There weren't any instructions in the box it came and normally, I'm good at figuring things out anyway, but it took about 10 minutes to get it unfolded. To say I was frustrated would be a massive understatement of epic proportions. Once getting it unfolded, it took some fancy maneuvering to get on it face down. The handles don't go all the way down and there is no support at the foot of the chair to keep it from falling. I had to put one leg on each side of the foot of the chair and carefully put my hands on the chair so you don't pinch or snap one of your fingers off to lay down. Keep in mind, I'm not an obese person. No issues fitting in between the handles once safely lying face down. It was cool to put the arms through the holes and my face through the hole. It is so easy on my neck and shoulders to keep them in alignment with no pain. Getting up was a pain and then going through the same process again to flip over with putting one leg on each side to sit down and lay back. The other thing I don't like is my shins rest on the cross bar at the end of the chair when lying face down with my feet hanging off the end. There is no support there so you can't get up on your knees to back of the chair lest you make the chair fall and hurt yourself. Anyway, having the shins rest on the bar is a little painful. I'm 5'10" mind you. I had to go get a towel to put at that end. I got this specifically so my neck and shoulders would be fine while lying on my stomach, but this is too much work and a pain to use. I've only used this once and will probably give it away to someone who might enjoy it better. I am really glad my wife said to only get one to make sure we liked it before buying a second one. What a waste of money. If we hadn't of used it already, we could've returned it.

I purchased this Ostrich chair for use on the beach. It has pros and cons, but overall, I LOVE it. I'm 64, 5'3" and about 150 lbs. The pros are that this chair has arms, and it sits up higher than many reclining beach chairs. Thus, it's easy to get in and out of. I also love the cushion for the back of the head, and the lumbar cushion. The lumbar cushion is adjustable up and down so it can be postioned just right. The chair can adjust almost to a zero-gravity position, which is also great if you're prone to back issues. Finally, I like the cupholder and pouch. The cupholder holds a standard can or insulated cup securely. The pouch is great for phone, kleenex, sunglasses etc. I get quite a few compliments every time I use this chair.These are the cons: (1) The chair is not SO heavy that I can't carry it from the condo to the beach, but it IS heavier than other chairs I've owned. (2) It's also kinda big for the beach wagon, but it fits if arranged "just so". (3) It cannot be strapped to your back, (4) Once folded, there's a carry hole carved into one of the armrests. But if you carry it by gripping that hole, the chair doesn't stay folded and the little pouch drags the ground. We fixed this by securing the folded chair with bungee cords and tucking the pouch.In conclusion, my biggest requirements for a beach chair were comfort, back support, and ease of getting in and out of it. I didn't want a chair that was low to the ground. The Ostrich chair meets those requirements so for me, the Pros far outweigh the Cons.

This chair is what I've been looking for. Took it out of the box and test it out before I take it to the beach in July. Comfortable and I actually fit with plenty of room to flip over. I am 5'2 and I weigh 150. This chair is perfect with my height especially the extra support for my legs and feet.The only downfall in this chair is when I flip over to put my face down into the hole and the hole is bigger than my face so it was uncomfortable, but I managed to scoot up and use the support that it s around the whole to make my face fit better. But other than that great chair can't wait to test it out at the beach and I like to have my chair basically in the water so this will be absolutely perfect.

Pretty disappointed. The leg rest split at the seams within 30 minutes of using it for the first time. For a $130 chair, that’s pretty pathetic. However, the support team did reply very quickly and offer to send me a replacement. I’m hoping the first chair was just faulty but we will have to see.