Browning Camping 8517014 Fireside Chair Review

Quite heavy and bulky, not the most comfortable chair for long distance transport. but it's hard to imagine a more comfortable, stable chair in use. The cup holder is comfortable and the sturdy plastic armrests are nice.

I love these chairs. I bought two of these for our hike. Very well made, easy to remove and very durable. So far, after a rainy hike with them, I think they're worth the money. Oh, and the woman had to share it with the dog. Rschunimagu

Much more comfortable than your standard cheap folding chairs. One star deduction because of the missing practical drink holder. I'm concerned about durability as like most other folding camp chairs it's held together with plastic stays although it hasn't broken yet (2 years).

I bought two. I liked mine, my wife thought it was placed at an odd angle that gave her back pain. Otherwise they make a well-made and very stable impression. I think it's very good that there isn't a sweater in the front that would hinder the legs when walking. They're more expensive than anything I could buy at Wally World, but they're a lot better built and a lot more comfortable. The cup holder is only the size of a beer can.

I love this chair for its comfort. This is exactly what I was looking for as a 250 pound guy. Only had it for a short time, but makes a very well-made impression. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is the cup holder. It's a bit small and cheap looking for a quality chair. Having "kusi" on a glass or bottle requires two hands to use. I love the chair so much I bought a small table and that has made me a happy backpacker.

Don't listen to someone who says "the chair is too high, the legs are dangling and don't reach the floor". These people must have bizarre and short troll legs. Any person of average fitness will find this chair to be high quality and comfortable for a campfire. And really, if you only have one, expect arguments about who's going to sit on it. If you have to get up for another burger or drink, it's best to take a chair with you because when you come back someone else is already sitting on it.

Okay, this is a chair and the chair's evaluation is boring. But maybe not so boring with it. After falling victim to a large 19.99 chair (broken, buckle ripped) at the store, I decided to splurge and pay a significantly larger sum (actually bought two) for it. Impressions: Heavy. These aren't lightweight chairs, but some of them have a carrying case with a shoulder strap. HIGH QUALITY - Strong frame, strong armrests. Easy to unfold and store - folds up quickly and easily fits in your pocket…

So it was hard to spend that kind of money on a beanbag. I mean these things are on sale now for about $6. So why pay more than $50, after I did it, I worried about the mesh, it will dry far away, how strong will it be? Well I've only had it a few days and I have to tell you I love it, I wish it was a little cheaper in price but I'm happy with it, it seems very durable and very comfortable I am I'm glad I bought it and I might just buy another one. The mesh on this thing is great. Love the idea

Wow, what a beautiful chair! when to start I think it's best to let you know that I'm 6ft 6in and 250lbs. You can imagine some of the crappy chairs I've tried to get comfortable in. I usually feel like a pretzel in most dumplings My thighs get pinched by cheap chairs like I'm in a sling! Don't get me started on canvas armrests! I will never have a reason to look for a good folding chair again. The seat is completely flat so I don't get pinched at all. The armrests are made of metal, so they…