Upgraded Caribbean Hammock Chair with Detachable Metal Bar, Large Hammock Swing Chair, XL Rope Hanging Chair for Outdoor Indoor, 330lbs Weight Capacity, SaddleBrown

This hanging chair a keeper. We tried (and returned) three other types of hanging chairs. Others were either too clingy/hammocky, or flimsy. These have an aluminum frame and are more of a seat experience than a hammock, which for us makes for more comfortable, long-term sitting. Breathable acrylic material so not too hot...and, sheds rain. We bought 4 and hung from cross pieces on a pergola that were about 7-7.5' up. The overall height of the chair (from ring at top to bottom of seat) is 75-83", but the height is adjustable to a degree (you can make about a foot shorter). They are also adjustable front to back (leaning way back vs more up and down). The footrest not so usable (we took them off). And, the pillow doesn't add much in our opinion. Very good, comfortable chairs...very happy with them.

Pros: very easy to assemble. Quality is fine for the price. Comfortable. Cons: must be modified to work with a standard "c frame" because the ropes are too long. I tied knots until I got it to a good length, but now there is no upright/recline adjustability. The bar under your legs is very uncomfortable. I experimented with pillows but ended up using a footstool that's just the right height to get the weight of my legs off the bar. It is not easy to get in/out of this chair. I'm 63 and still pretty healthy but it would be very hard for anyone with mobiliy/strength issues. The cup holder is a weird size. A little wider than a soda can in diameter, but much deeper. You kind of have to push up from the bottom to get it out. Too small for a standard Yeti.

My family members fight over this chair on our back porch. It's comfy and the gentle swinging can put you right to sleep. We have it mounted into our porch ceiling and it is holding up great! The green color is nice and the material has been holding up in all types of weather (rain, snow, heat).

We bought three chairs.Comfort = OK. I'm 5'10" and the chair his me miss-thigh. It's comfortable ONLY IF I use the for rest.Ease of assembly = OK. the poles do not fit snuggly together. Easy to under-tighten the bolts.Sturdiness = meh. On one of our chairs, BOTH front eyebolts came off... While my wife was in it. One bolt came off, she put it back on, got back in the chair, second bolt came off. I'll be checking ALL oh the other bolts to see if any are in danger of releasing. (Note: is not a weight issue. I'm the heaviest in the family and sitting in my chair as I write this.Also: WHY include a carrying bag when the bolts holding the frame together ARE NOT quick-release? Silly.

This chair is hard to sit in and hard to get out of, not comfortable.

I bought this to sit on the deck and enjoy my coffee. I wanted to get two so my husband would have one too, he wanted to get something different. Lets just say he spends more time in it than I do haha! I think we'll be buying a second one. Its very comfortable, we love the pockets, we love that it's adjustable if you want to recline more or less. I highly recommend this!

Love the design of this swing, and it's generally comfortable, but no matter how you adjust the seating angle, you will feel pressure from that front bar on the backs of your thighs. They put a small amount of cusioning on that bar, but it needs much more to alleviate that discomfort that will come after about 10-15 minutes of sitting in the chair.

I really want to love this chair.... unfortunately, it could use so many minor tweaks that could make it so much better.Pros: I like the metal frame. It makes it sturdy and I don’t have to worry about wood supports breaking. I like the outdoor fabric and while I don’t leave it out at night, I feel like I could without it being destroyed. The cup holder was a big perk for me.Cons: arm rests are way too low. Head rest isn’t adjustable (I’m a little below average height and my head sits far below where the pillow sits), the string snags really easily and holds water, I don’t love the single point attachment system, would have much preferred a double like a swing. A dowel for the food rest would be nice. I am sure a lot of people hang this chair from buildings, but I’ve been using a swing set out in the yard and the ropes, even at their shortest points, are really long and my butt sits about 8” from the ground. Because I’ve shortened it as much as I can, and the single point attachment, it makes it really hard to get in and out of because the ropes block the opening. The bar under your legs does hurt after a while... I use the pillow under my legs and it’s much more comfortable. Cup holder could be better reinforced as I don’t see it lasting very long with regular use.With a little tweaking, it could make a mediocre swing a great one.