FINE GARDEN Folding Camping Chair - Lightweight Design with Cup Holder - Heavy Duty Camping Chair with Comfortable Design for Outdoor, Fishing, Picnics, and Travel Adventures (Green, Pack of 2)

Got this for camping great value

We bought 2 pairs of these chairs, and sat in the garden 2 or 3 times in one pair. They're comfortable enough, but one of them bent quite badly after only a couple of uses, and the metal looks very much like it will break pretty soon. Screws kept falling out of them as well. We've had a full refund on all 4, via Amazon customer services though, as the seller wanted us to pay the return postage. These are in no way heavy duty as advertised, they're very flimsy and won't last long at all unless you never sit in them.

Easy to carry , easy to set up, easy to sit on!

I WAS VERY PLEASED WITH THE FOLDING CHAIR WHEN IT ARRIVED. I TRIED IT SOON AFTER ARRIVAL.IT IS LIKE A LIGHTWEIGHT ARM CHAIR.VERY COMFORTABLE WIDE SEAT AND BACKREST FAIRLEY UPRIGHT JUST AS IT SHOULD BE. EASY TO UNFOLD AND EASY TO PUT AWAY.LIKE AN UMBRELLOR SO LIGHT AND TAKES NO SPACE.VERY STURDY ON THE GRONUND SO VERY STABLE. THE MATERIAL USED FOR SEAT AND BACKREST IS VERY STRONG MATERIAL RE ENFORCED AT THE EDGES. OUTSTANDING VALUE FOR MONEY AND SO PLEASED I PURCHASED IT.VERY FAST NO FUSS DCELEVERY. I WOULD RECOMMEND THE FOLDING CHAIR TO ANYONE ALSO THE SUPPLIER.

Bought these for Glastonbury. They are lightweight, easy to carry, and easy to set up. The cup holder is quite handy too! However, they broke quite quickly (despite taking good care of them during the festival), with the fabric ripping. These worked well for us, but aren't going to be long-lasting - you pay or what you get!

Bought this for my son in law for fishing. He loved it

Rubbish quality only used once and metal bending so can’t use anymore cause dangerous and my granddaughters only sat on them so very poor quality and threw away as not fit for purpose

Like the makers of this chair, I'd like to make this as bad as possible but, alas, Amazon insists I leave at least one star.Out the box, it looked ok. Sure, the canvas stank like a new tire, but it seemed pretty robust. The frame was made of what appeared to be black metal but was, I suspect, in fact constructed from spray-painted Twiglets. The chair didn't even last the day. Now, I know what you're thinking: "you're a guy who also reviews gin, whisky, tequila and salty snacks on here. Might it perchance be the case that you're a bit of a fatty-bum-bum?" Well, I'm 85kg - around 13st in old money. Whilst, granted, I'm one someone might look at and think "He's had a good Christmas," I wouldn't call my weight excessive. And in any case, it was my son who used the new chair most that day. And he's only 4. Not stone. Years old.In a nutshell (again, possibly nutshell is the construction material), if you're in the market for a chair that gradually bends while you're sitting in it, suddenly shears apart, leaving jagged metal breaks, and which frees up shed space because you can conveniently tidy it away into the bin later on its first evening, this is for you.