ALPHA CAMP Portable Folding Oversized Camping Chairs with Cup Holder and Cooler Bag - Heavy Duty Steel Frame Support 200 KG

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Made of high quality materials, the Alpha Camp has a well-designed steel leg lattice to provide 160 kg of weight tolerance and a comfortable seat with no awkward crossbars under your bum. The chair uses a reinforced breathable Oxford mesh which contours your body nicely and it’s too sweaty. Width Oversized Comfort: The padded seat of this camping chair for heavy people is designed wider than average and has a weight capacity of 600 lbs. The steel frame offers more strength and durability. The foam padding is very comfortable In terms of extras the KingCamp excels. There are two storage aids – a decent side cup bag which could be used to hold a flask or your mobile phone for example. There is also a cooler bag included which can store two or three cans and keep them cool if you’ve taken them out of the fridge. A really neat touch. It’s worth noting that the Orson is not the cheapest of the pumpless inflatable loungers – there are lower priced rival inflatable products such as the Siphly chair. Heavier than I thought, and I just hope I can make it to the seating area where I am off to a concert in the park on my own (I'm a lady of advancing years though if I was younger/fitter, it wouldn't be a problem). Hopefully the strap will make transporting it on foot somewhat easier.

Oversized Dimensions: Oversized Camping Folding Chair Size is 64cm x 94cm x 99cm(L*W*H), Item weight approx. 5.1kg. Large seat area with 600x 300D padded oxford fabric and padded armrest ensure the comfort of this large chair. The drinks holder in the right hand arm is of good quality and makes it a substantial improvement over their cheaper outdoor camping chair we reviewed previously, but for double the expense. Is it worth that extra? Well to our minds yes it is. If camping is a way of life for you, where you might spend many hours per year drinking in the countryside views, then having a decent chair is worth 30 quid of your money.The Alpha Camp chair folds down into a 137cm long bag (53.9 inches) and weighs about 6kg (1 stone) – this isn’t the lightest, but the weight gives a feeling of solidity and reliability. It will fit easily into a car boot or campervan/caravan, but you would not want to be carrying it a long distance. It’s the age-old compromise – cost vs quality. Where does a great price start eating into the enjoyment of your item to the point where you wish you’d not bought it. This Marko camping chair is right on that price point – while it is by far the cheapest chair we’ve reviewed, it is certainly not terrible and we recommend it for those on a budget. Strong Frame & Fabric: The powder-coated steel tube frame supports you to relax comfortably wherever you take this camping chair oversized. The outdoor-quality 600D polyester and detachable padded armrests keep you from burning arm on hot metal

In use, we found it comfortable and rugged – there doesn’t seem much chance of legs breaking or material wearing away. There’s also a drinks holder fitted to the right hand arm rest – just where most of us need it! King by name, King by nature. We were hooked on this chair from the moment we removed it from its drawstrung bag and unfolded the legs – you literally sink into it and never want to get up again! The Homecall chair uses a tried and trusted folding collapsible leg system, seen on countless other competitors. In this case there are three poles emanating from all four feet rather than the usual two poles – this provides greater stability than cheaper alternatives. StorageIs the Kingcamp worth the price tag? Well to our minds yes it is. If camping is a way of life for you, where you might spend many hours per year appreciating the countryside views, then having a decent chair is worth a modest outlay. You have 30 days to decide if an item is right for you, if not, you can certainly come to us within 30 days of receipt.