🏕️ Enhance Your Camping Comfort with the STRONGBACK Guru Folding Camp Chair - Featuring Lumbar Support! Review

It was a good chair but it broke after only 6 weeks of ownership, two weeks out of the window to return. What a waste of money. It broke just before the crease. I also bought this chair because I'm a small, overweight woman and it was advertised as great for small people who can handle up to 300 pounds. I weigh 220 pounds. So I'm well below the carrying capacity. I found this chair painful, and the crossbars going through the seat made it too narrow and digging into my thighs so hard I couldn't

I have bought these chairs in the past and they have had serious issues with durability but they were so comfortable I decided to buy them given the 2 year offer - Guarantee to try again. Warranty when purchased through Revain. They seem to be sturdier than before as far as the 'joints' between the metal frames are concerned, so time will tell if I order a second one. The only small issue is that the front armrest frame is a bit narrow at the front of the chair. I'm not huge by any means (6ft…

In love with this chair. I'm 5ft 2" and have serious lower back issues. Most "supportive" or back-friendly chairs are made for tall men and do nothing for little girls. Because they are too deep or too high and then any help is nullified because I can't recline all the way or I'm sitting and can't touch the ground. This chair is amazing and worth the money I paid. . I can finally sit down and join the conversation at family picnics without having to stand and levitate awkwardly over my head or…

Very good chair. I'm a little under 5ft 2in and the height and depth are just right for me. The chair doesn't hit the backs of my legs and the backrest is good. My husband is 6ft 2in and owned a luxury chair. for a few years he loves, but I found it uncomfortable to increase the height and depth. I like the cup holder in the armrest, while the Elite has a bit of a crappy rocking thing, but then this chair has hard armrests. They're both great chairs, it all depends on what options you're…

The build quality seems to be good. The size is good for my wife (petite 5ft 0in). The size was acceptable to me at 5ft 8in and 160lbs, but I think this is probably the threshold where some people would prefer a larger size. Lumbar support I would declare the search over. However, it was too much for me like the adjustable lumbar support in my Honda was all the way out. My wife felt the lumbar support was too high on her back. This is probably a good sitting position from a health perspective…

I found this chair to be quite compact, light weight, easy to install, beautiful, durable and most importantly comfortable. When I say compact, I mean it fits in the trunk of my RV without taking up too much space. Its weight makes it easy to carry. Appearance is what I'm proud of. It didn't wobble, squeak, or crack like many fragile chairs. And this wooden prop really hit the mark and allowed me to comfortably enjoy my outdoor walks. I'm one of those middle-aged men who has back pain, and…

My cheap 10+ year old folding chairs ended up falling apart and I was looking for a set of replacement chairs. To be honest, I was skeptical given the significantly higher cost compared to other folding chairs on the market, but I went for it. difference between day and night. Compared to a standard folding chair, it offers the right back and leg support compared to a standard folding chair. The construction is solid and not much heavier than the competition, but it's physically bulkier…