🪑 Rio Adventure Go Anywhere Chair: Your Ultimate Portable Seating Solution Review

Surprisingly comfortable. The back support is located approximately in the middle of the back. Has a pocket on the back. Enough space between the armrests, I have a waist size of 46. If you need more space, the armrest folds down. It also has snap hooks on the bottom for hooking to the stands. I'm glad I have two of these. I have a memory foam bed and I can sit on the edge because I end up sinking into the bed frame. It helps when I use the TV in my bedroom.

The ONLY chair that doesn't bother my hips. I have had osteoarthritis of the hip for many years, which is not well tolerated by three daughters who are active in sports. I'm wondering if those metal and wood bleachers have anything to do with how bad my thighs are because of my bony butt. I've tried lots of padded seats and those with tarpaulins that lull you to sleep like a hammock. Nothing helped. This chair helped. My only concern is that it's the bulkiest and least portable of all the…

It was very heavy when it arrived in the mail; harder than I originally thought. However, when I unpacked it, I saw the quality and durability of the seat. It was originally intended for use on the road. It would be great to attend your kids sports games or even in the living room when my spouse is playing video games. I like how it folds up and is easy to carry so it can be easily transported. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a chair to travel with.

We specifically wanted it to be used in the stadium for the long ball games on the benches or maybe during Marcy Gras for camping on the parade route or maybe for a picnic. The Rio Go Anywhere seat is durable and attractive. The seat is light enough to travel comfortably, complete with shoulder straps that can be carried as a backpack (although the width of the seat makes it a bit uncomfortable). Unlike many similar travel chairs, this one comes with armrests. One complaint I have about the kit

I really like this chair. I have two comfortable West Marine chairs that I really like. I bought them on sale for about a hundred dollars. This one is actually more convenient for off-boat use. The back has rubberized/more waterproof padding so it doesn't soak up any weird dirt you might be sitting in. Back pocket, hiking straps. The arms are good too and they fit well. If you have a wide butt this might not be for you, but no need to put your hands up. You can hold her down. how wide is it…

I received this box and had a shock moment thinking how you can 'go anywhere' on earth with such a heavy chair. Even though it has "backpack" straps, it's heavy. Please be aware of this. You don't want to walk that far. But otherwise it's great! It folds easily but securely. Most chairs are pretty flimsy. The thing is solid. You can use it with or without armrests. You can even put it on the ground and sunbathe. (Uh. Sort of. It's only for so long.) I'm keeping this inside for now if I have a…

Lowering my rating. We've only had this chair for a few weeks and have only used it a handful of times. It's already broken. The zipper on one side has disadvantages and an open seal. The only solution is tape to keep it from falling apart completely. So disappointing. I love this chair but it's a lot bigger than I expected. It certainly makes it comfortable, but I feel a bit ridiculous carrying this chair into the arena and setting it up. If it's not very busy it doesn't matter, but I don't…

If you spend a lot of time in stadiums, especially in cold weather, you should pay attention to this chair. It is an ingenious design as it is symmetrical and the arms fold in or out. There's a lot of insulation, and it holds heat, so good insulation from cold, hard concrete. The armrests are nice, the backrest adjusts easily to different angles, and has good padding: not too hard or too soft. In fact, it is very comfortable to sit on. In addition, the coating is hard-wearing and appears to be…