2 Pack of Black Flash Furniture Hercules Series Plastic Folding 🪑 Chairs - 650LB Weight Capacity - Comfortable Lightweight Event Chairs - Easy-Fold Design Review

$10 per chair. So don't expect much. We bought our first 20 for a communications group in August 2014 and it has been almost 2 years now and they are holding up well. The only problem is that if you leave the coffee on it for too long it will leave permanent stains. In addition, these chairs get dirty easily. We've had tall people sit on it and they survived. In addition to dirt problems, they save space and are ideal for groups.

Well I'm a professional cameraman and when you go to organized productions you need a small table and chairs. I have 4 of these and they stay in the box they came in. I put them on my cart along with a portable thin table and leave. The other day I had to give interviews, I took them all out of the box and had 1 for the interviewee and 3 for the others to sit around. I'm a 300 pound guy and these chairs didn't even flinch.

Excellent investment. I was tired of borrowing or renting chairs so I bought these. These are NOT metal chairs, but they are still sturdy and can hold a lot of weight. I know someone over 300 and the chair held them up with no problem. Tip: When the chair is folded, there is no place to put your hand in to carry several at a time. Just flip the chair upside down and carry a few that way. 2 When closing the chairs, push the back legs of the tea inward. For some reason it is difficult to fold…

What can I say. This is a folding chair. Anyway, I bought this to use in the shower after injuring my back in a car accident and awaiting surgery (I can't stand for more than a few minutes, especially without help). So I was looking for something inexpensive to use after my healing. This chair appears to have met those requirements. Since I use it in the shower all the time, it doesn't rust and folds up relatively easily (since everyone else doesn't need it, we fold it up so it doesn't get in…

They are inexpensive but I noticed a few issues: 1) The plastic/rubber molding around the legs wears out quickly and scratches the floor. I've only had this chair for 2 weeks and it has started scratching the floor. I'm 175 pounds so I don't push too hard either. 2) They are not very comfortable ergonomically. If I sit in a chair for too long, I notice back pain. 3) Plastic gives a lot when I sit on a chair. Again, I'm not overly heavy - I weigh 175 pounds - but I do notice that the plastic…

As a tall and tall person I can attest that these chairs live up to the hype. I'm not anywhere near the 800lb range but I'm north of 350 and I'm very wary of anything that folds or looks flimsy AND THESE LOOK FLAT. However, I trusted the wording and bought ten of these for my office for events. When they walked in I gave them a sidelong look because they looked like they could barely hold 100 pounds. So I took my cell phone, cleared the area and gave it a try. and it worked. I moved a little…

I rarely find time to write reviews, but I always read them. The reviews for this product have been helpful to me so I wanted people to know how happy we are with these chairs. As a mobile community, we have been used to setting up and dismantling mobile furniture over the past 15 years. After reading reviews of these chairs I bought 50 chairs in December to use in our old elementary school classes along with the recommended cart. These chairs are a great deal and good quality for the price…

My husband and I weigh well under half the weight limit for these chairs, but they were the most uncomfortable chairs we have ever sat in. We bought it to use on the DDPY Strengths chair and we couldn't sit in it for more than ten minutes. After that our backs hurt even more and we immediately decided they had to come back. I'd rather pay three times more for a folding chair if it means it wouldn't hurt me to use it. Yes, we need to lose weight - that's why we're retraining, but when we saw the