Suteck Oversized Zero Gravity Chair,29In XL Lounge Chair w/Removable Cushion&Headrest, Folding Patio Chair w/Upgraded Lock and Footrest, Reclining Patio Chairs Recliner for Indoor Outdoor

Super comfy and the quality is amazing!! It functions perfect and its price is the best for your money.It holds weight 200+ pounds. And can be good for outside or inside use because the size isn’t too big for a living room

This general type of lounger has been around for three years that I know about and I’m replacing my first one from that time. I loved the first chair despite various issues both small and medium. This new generation shows that the designers have listened and observed as the product is now an actual piece of furniture. It is more comfortable, sturdier, better balanced, better locking at angles, heavier fabric, stronger construction and it’s even more comfortable.

very comfortable with the cushion and table with the included items. two widths, be sure to order the width you want. sturdy and locks in position with circular finger rings under the front of the seat. good value. but unsure if it will survive in direct sun for a long time.

This is my third purchase of an anti gravity chair. We bought two, one being an XL.The construction is sturdy and comfortable. The side tray just snaps on the arm rod/back rod and has two nice sizes cup holders and a slot for your cell phone. The tray is perfectly located and has room to hold your beverage, a snack plate, a book and your phone.The chair is a little difficult to recline at first. It folds flat for storage.

This lounge chair color is perfect for the decor of my little patio! It’s lightweight, very comfortable, and versatile. It’s easy to fold and easy to recline. I really like that It can be used with or without the cushion. It is well priced.

This chair is a good idea as a concept, but not so good in function. First it needs better engineering on the function of open and close. The Up-Down Latched function for locking and unlocking adjustment positions is very UNEVEN at best. Materials used are okay, but badly coupled together. The idea for the design is good. The Design as is is 50/50 at best! Disappointing because materials are wasted. I'm a small frame person and still the weight of about 165lb is too much to operate the locking mechanisms under the arms smooth. They do not operate well and catch on an-inbetween locked position. Not completely locked. For that one must have to lean forward or get up to completely engage them. Also the backrest of the frame of the chair when in Sitting position is non-adjustable to a comfortable back recliner posture. You're sitting Half Way forward with your feet somewhat forward too. As you completely go back in a horizontal position it's okay. But halfway before that you are as if packaged in a suitcase for transport. That's not a good engineering design. More: the back feet of the frame which hance is part of being forward in That's done so as you completely recline back it evens up. Yes, but I don't just want to be at 0 zero gravity. I also want to sit. Imagine you're in your car and you rotate the side nob or electric adjustment button for the seat to sink in the back part as you sit. Then you adjust the backrest forward. That's how uncomfortable you will be as if you HALF Folded the chair with yourself in it for transport. Needs a lot more redesigning at the drawing bord for $80 or $120. I'd give'em $25-$30 bucks for it. Maximum if you are a Small person and a Masochistic Contortionist.....-:)! Sorry, very stimulating language but It's True! I'm not,. So that's a problem. Now if a big person sit in it mine is the XL say they get XXL. No matter. They will break it after short use and being fat is OKAY. Being Broke or Hurt or unable to maneuver the required elements to enjoy their purchase is NOT OKAY. We come in all sizes and in America we have taller or larger people who deserve as much as the rest of us to be comfortable. Problem is I'm A Midget comparative to some people and I'm having problems operating the knob's as I sit in this thing. North of that it's okay. Good luck Returning back from Zero Gravity to Actual gravity if you don't kill yourself trying. Terrible execution of design. Sit at the drawing board and build a chair that works. The materials used for my size, not great but okay. Too much plastic at joints. Won't last. Great Idea. Bad Built! Sorry! Waste of materials. $5 at a yard sale $25 retail! Ciao!Then again, I like things to last. Maybe it's just a wish but a comfortable one for now. Happy Sitting.....-:)!

I got this chair to use for meditation, which I regularly do outside. It is a bit larger than I needed, but I prefer roomy chairs. So far it seems very sturdy and the pillow headrest is thankfully adjustable. I'm 5'5" and I think this chair would be even better for someone a bit taller, as the seat itself is quite deep. The padded footrest is fantastic and makes all the difference for comfort. The only improvement for me would be if the chair itself was a bit taller off the ground. I feel like I kind of have to launch myself out of it, but again, I have short legs. Overall, I'm pleased.

Chairs are comfortable and seem to be well built. The only issue is that this chair did not come with the footrest. The other chair did have the footrest. Looks kind of cheesy when both chairs are side by side and one has the footrest but the other doesn't.