Coleman Outpost Breeze Folding Camp Chair with Cooling Mesh Back, Portable Outdoor Chair Supports up to 300lbs

I recently purchased a camping chair and had the chance to use it during an outdoor trip, and I am thoroughly impressed. The chair is incredibly comfortable, with just the right amount of cushioning and support for long hours of sitting by the campfire or relaxing outdoors. The fabric is soft yet durable, and the backrest provides excellent support.What really stands out is how sturdy and well-built this chair is. It holds up well even on uneven ground and feels very secure, unlike some flimsy chairs I’ve used in the past. The assembly was quick and easy, and the chair folds up compactly for convenient storage and transport.Whether you’re camping, hiking, or just enjoying the outdoors, I highly recommend this chair. It's a great combination of comfort, durability, and convenience, and I have no doubt it will serve me well for many more trips to come.

Thus is made well. Very hard for me to fold up. Too heavy to take to grandkids sport activities.

Very Pleased! Comfortable for older & handicap person. Very secure arms to assist in rising. Needs wine glass holder.

Like these chairs. Bought two and reordered two more for the camper. Sturdy, well-built, light weight, high quality chairs. Much more comfortable than the typical fold-up stuff in a sac concert chairs. I’m 6’4 and 240 lbs. Good value for the money. Even though I’m a Nebraska fan, I’m ok with buckeye red color. Another reviewer commented on “fart” chairs. I believe they were referring to the sound made when the fabric stretches as you settle in. Not an issue up or down wind.

SOLID STURDY COMFORTABLE. Stick with the coleman brand and you cant go wrong. Great purchase. Would buy again.

As the stars say-I love this chair! Saw it was steel framed so it DID have the weight I wanted (to me it is a portable deck chair), AND it's easy to handle about. As I didn't want one of those light, tipsy aluminum ones. This chair's side oriented legs provide a much sturdier stance and the width is great. The frame seems well done and looks powder-coated to boot. Thanks to reviewers who alerted to me those side seams (thanks) yes, I too think a re-think is in order there so I took the following precaution. Sat in it couple 'o times to stretch it then promptly applied cyanoacrylic gel all along the high-stress part of those corner seams. It dries PD clear. Now, I found those flatulence comments off the wall and absolutely hilarious as I, being a trim 158lbs, had to work at evoking said noises. I sit lightly (I guess) and the chair will creak on occasion--so, powder the baby's behind and it won't cry any more. Fold chair to loosen seat and dust some talcum powder vertically down the fabric seat tubes and see what that does. The chair is beautiful and was a great buy! One thing I omitted: (Again thanks to the photos) I applied a bead of cyano-gel to the underside of the flap of fabric on the seam in back; thereby essentially welding fabric to fabric over 3 inches on top to around the corner and 4 inches down the side. This gusset should solve everything. The chhair is well worth the effort IMO!

Loved the red color and the mesh portions that made sitting in them comfortable but, after short while of having them the binding around the edges frayed and eventually came off in pieces. We could still use the chairs but they looked bad. While the chairs were very sturdy they were quite difficult to open and close.

I do craft shows so I don't need to haul something heavy in addition to my items to sell. This is a very roomy chair. It was stiff to set up and fold back up the first couple times but that gets easier. Very sturdy. Best outdoor chair I've ever owned. Also easy to get up from