Review on 🪑 Ultimate Comfort and Durability: TIMBER RIDGE Oversized Directors Chairs with Side Table – Heavy Duty Camping Chair supporting up to 600 Lbs Weight Capacity (Gray) by Jennifer Schmeisser

I bought this because I'm 6'5 and 350. I'm definitely a big boy lol. I needed something really solid and I got it with this chair. It is definitely heavier than the cheaper aluminum folding chairs. It has a black anodized steel frame. He looks great and is built like a tank! But it's not too heavy to carry. Bigger and heavier Yes, of course, but still comfortable to wear. It has a stretchy slot just under the seat to store your phone if you don't want it taking up table space (or if you just don't want to use the table). Pleasant to touch. The material is water repellent, very durable, with excellent stitching (as far as I can see). Soft handles. Very nice design and plenty of space for a tall person like me. One of them is also very durable with a cup holder. I like it. There are three changes I would like to see. 1) I would design t's with two cup holder cutouts so I can have both hot coffee and a cold water bottle. Sometimes a person wants both. You want your coffee, but you also want to stay hydrated. That's no problem, and there's room for a second drink on the fold-out table. It would just be better to have a second spot for a second drink to hold it more securely without fear of accidentally knocking it over. 2) This chair is in dire need of carrying handles on one of the long sides of the chair to make it easier to carry when folded (like in landscape mode). This allows your arm to relax and fall normally while carrying the chair, as if you were carrying a bag, without fear of it being dragged across the floor. They currently have handles on the short sides, so when folded (think portrait mode) you have to lift the chair in the air (like you're lifting weights at the gym) to keep it from dragging. ground when you wear it. This puts extra stress on your arm and shoulder ergonomically, and for some it will be a deal breaker considering this chair is significantly heavier due to its steel construction. 3) I would like to see nylon sleeves (or whatever you want to call them) on the steel arms so they are softer and snugger on the hands and don't slide back and forth like they do. Those are my three desired changes. Otherwise I am satisfied and consider it a good purchase. The changes I mentioned will make the chair more useful, more comfortable, and increase the overall cost. The last thing I would add is that you might want to get a back cushion for lumbar support as this chair doesn't offer anything (most folding chairs don't have this type of support). 't).