Chairs

[Rhodies]

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Sylvia Mangan (Client) Posted On: 18 August 2015 07:53 PM

To all you fellow RV's and campers......I need a new, comfortable camping chair, that is supportive to my back, lightweight to carry, easy to set up, and with a wine glass holder, and a little pouch on the side to put my iPhone, books, or iPad in. Recommendations?

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[Protagonist]

Zero-gravity chairs. Several manufacturers, but I bought mine at Cabelas because it had a higher load capacity and I'm not a small guy. Mine is so comfortable I started to use it as a recliner in my apartment (much easier to move around than a Laz-E-Boy), and now I need to buy another one to take on the road!

But you'll have to get the wine glass holder separately, I think. At least my Cabelas chair didn't have one. But I don't drink wine and so I didn't bother shopping for a model that had one. It does have a cup holder big enough to hold a Big Gulp, though. And it's easy enough to make a cloth pouch that attaches to the armrest with Velcro and has exactly the pockets you need.

[Danattherock]

Kermit Chair is best I've ever used. Check out website. Made in Tenn.

Get a small folding camp table for wine glass.

[Sandra F]

Take a look at these very packable chairs.

[mpsgolf]

We've been happy with these. They have an adjustable back, a table and the ottoman is nice to put your feet on after a long day.

http://www.campingworld.com/shopping...-ottoman/81924

[brokeboater]

If comfort is a primary concern a look at Strongback chairs is worth it. Cheaper directly from the Strongback web site than anywhere else last time I looked. Very well made and comfortable. And I agree with the Kermit recommendation also.

[malinois38]

Another vote for Kermit, especially if you have back issues like me. Just got my Kermit two weeks ago and love it. They also just increased their price by $20, but upped the warranty from 5 years to lifetime.

[urnmor]

If you haven't already look up this thread "Camp Chair Mulling". It is all about chairs for camping and users opinions. Good luck on your search

[Paddledipper]

A week in with my new Helinox and I love it. Fits like a glove, stores in kayak hull, assembles with little effort, sits up enough to eat in and very easy to get out of. The only negative so far is that on a windy day it tends to take flight if not weighted down with something. Two thumbs up!

[tsunami]

Originally Posted by Black7beard

If comfort is a primary concern a look at Strongback chairs is worth it. Cheaper directly from the Strongback web site than anywhere else last time I looked. Very well made and comfortable. And I agree with the Kermit recommendation also.

We enjoy our strong back chairs. Very supportive all while being comfortable.