ICECO Adjustable Camping Chairs for Adults, Foldable High Back Camping Chair, Portable Folding Chairs for Outside, Reclining Outdoor Chair with Storage Bag, 400LBS, 10 Years Warranty

Ordered both an Ha1600 and Ha1600L chair for me (6’ 1”) and my girlfriend (5’ 2”), respectively. We both very much like these chairs. Both chairs are exceptionally comfortable and portable and we look forward to having these when we travel. Tons of comfort in a portable and lightweight package. Brilliant design with the reclining feature; touches like the curved arm rests and the caddy for drinks, phones, magazines; easy set-up and breakdown; and lightweight, packable and portable. The reclining feature really is key. Between the canvas material and reclining feature, these chairs remind me of old school deck chairs that I find very comfortable. However, these are a fraction of the weight and pack down to a portable and storable size. The carry bag is quality and the handles that double as shoulder straps to carry the chair like a backpack work surprisingly well and are comfortable. The pillows were also a great addition. When ordering I wasn’t particularly moved by the pillows but figured why not have them in case. But now I’ve got them on the chairs they work very well and it’s unlikely I’d use the chairs without the pillows. One point of note is that I find the Ha1600 L version more comfortable despite being 6’1” (170lbs with 40” chest and 30” hips). This is because of the lower seat height (which does mean you’re sitting quite close to the ground). This is because there is slightly less pressure on the back of my thighs at the seat edge with the Ha1600L. Particularly in the full recline position I feel like the Ha1600L makes me feel nearly flat out as my legs are practically straight vs more of a bend in the Ha1600. But this is a minor preference . . . for me the comfort of the Ha1600L is an A+ and the Ha1600 is an A. Certainly I can see if you planned to use the chairs often in an unreclined position (e.g., at a camping table) the Ha1600 may be a better choice with the higher seat. As well as if you don’t like or have trouble getting in and out of very low seat heights the Ha1600 may be the better choice. Also, note the seat width difference if that’s important. But if I didn’t have the two to compare, I’d have been happy with either one. And my girlfriend at 5’2” also likes the Ha1600 . . . the seat is wide enough she can curl her legs up onto the seat. Only minor point to note is that to push down the seat back brace takes a little strength and more so the first few times as the new fabric has to stretch a tad. So if you have any strength issues you might want to have someone set it up a few times to break it in or be prepared to have someone around to help. Likely the biggest point here is to ensure you know how the back brace works! In summary, very pleased with this purchase . . . and with the 10-year warranty!

STOP. This is the chair to buy! I've shopped around and I had very specific demands for a camp chair. A- It needed to fold up on both axis not just in half like a lawn chair. - This chair does B- It needed to recline. - This chair does C- It needed to have ridged arms not fabric. -This chair does D- I didn't want the back to be overly tall. -This one has a tall and low position E- I didn't want to be buying another chair in the next 4 or 5 years. -This one appears to be really well built and engineered. F- I wanted a neutral low key color. -It's a warm grey. Perfect! This is the 3rd chair I purchased trying to fulfill my needs. One from a brand starting with a 'K' was instantly uncomfortable and hurt the backs of my legs just above the knees. Another from a brand that starts with an 'A' actually arrived brand new but broken. My SMALL negatives. This chair cost more than any pieces of furniture I've bought for my home BUT it feels worth it. It feels like a quality product built from quality materials (aluminum, steel, bamboo and a thick canvas like fabric). I'm not afraid to sit in it next to a campfire. I wish the most upright position was just a few degrees closer to being a 90°. I like to be a little more upright when eating etc. but this is a personal preference. I wish I bought the optional pillow right off the bat. For me it's needed in the most reclined position. This company is more known for their quality camp fridges (to myself anyways). The build quality of this chair has actually made me consider their other products. It's that good of a chair! *The reviews that state the bar on the reverse side digs into your back are because the reviewers didn't properly lock the uniquely designed tension bar into place.

WOW see my 2 pictures? They finally did it! I'm 300 lbs and it's my comfortable bed nightly. I bought it's insanely comfy cushion/mattress for it too. And it's pillow. Only (STABILITY BUILT no flimsy) can do this for an obese heavy man like me. I'm baffled/excited of it's light weight omg; yet is an incredibly comfortable strong home and camping bed and chair. I "Deliberately Avoiding an upright sitting/working/stay awake chair;" me & million's? have waited decade's for something like this outdoor indoor bed with some chair features. No assembly as it easily opens right up & locks in place. I open & close it daily. It's advantages are too numerous to type here. This kind/type hasn't ever been in market because I've been searching for decade's a chair that can do what this one does. It's marketing is true from what I remember? it's (not an upright sitting chair) it's a "Recliner Style Engineered" perfect for SLEEPING & lounging & resting, fishing, socializing, etc. This is a huge game changing lightweight easy to carry camping bed us non amateur outdoorsmen & survivalists have been waiting to come to market. No other type chair's could do what this one does. It's insanely lightweight & compact to have so much "sleeping bed" about it VERSES CUMBERSOME HEAVY CAMPING SLEEPING COTS. A perfect padded straps backpacking carrying bag too. This complete ability to delete/eliminate all the troubles of lugging/carrying/packing huge heavy sleeping cots can't be overstated. Just support/put your feet and legs up on whatever you find comfortable for urself. I use a $20 lightweight camping chair AND IM ALMOST LAYING FLAT. Obviously for temperatures 40 degrees and below, return to a cot for sleeping bag usage. It comes very close to laying completely flat like cots/beds. Us non amateur outdoorsmen have searched/waited decade's for a hard arm reclining chair that's also a bed. This thing's perfect for porches as it's insanely comfy, yet instant easy to both: put away & take out. It's easy to carry like any camping chair so it blow's my mind it's a very comfortable bed too. I use it in my outdoor kitchen/interracial bondage dungeon 😳 so now all the black girls in my neighborhood call me: "That white wonder with the thunder that I want under". So feel free to imagine me nakid and tell all your friends 😃

I now have 2 Iceco models of this chair, I have the reclining chair and the non reclining. These chairs are built like tanks, heavy-duty materials and quality fabrics. I'm 6-3 235lbs and I fit comfortably in both. Both chairs have the option of high back or low back (I love options) just an easy flip down of the chair back and you have a 2 in 1 chair. The HA model looks identical but has a reclining function (mechanical) just lift the armrest a little and it reclines into 3 different modes. Very sturdy chairs and built to last a LONG TIME. I highly recommend these chairs and even the carrying case for these chairs are sturdy. The chair height for me is perfect, when I sit down I don't have to worry about it falling over or collapsing. Also, it has a nice cell phone holder or?? On the armrest, nice touch, same quality as the chair. Also chairs have a rubber pad on the feet for different surfaces...

First time using the chair was for camping for four days. It’s durarable and comfortable. Thinking of getting the extra padding to enhance comfort. The down side of the chair was the reclining position would slip out of position one side or another and had to fix it every time I sat in it. Also another major part that was disappointing was the extended head rest would not stay in position either. It kept flipping forward as I would sit down or just moving around in the chair it would flip forward on the left side the majority of the time. Very frustrating!

I got mine today. I'm 6"3" tall and this is the most comfortable camping chair I've ever sat in. Sets up easy and the hardware and the fabric are great quality. You don't feel any bars or anything uncomfortable under your wide seating area. Oh yeah, the fold-up headrest is incredible. I forsee me sleeping under many a tree in this chair. Yeah it's a bit expensive but I plan on having this chair a long time.

This is a really nice chair. I removed two stars because it’s difficult to adjust up and down and that’s a big deal for an outdoor portable chair at this price range. Also, the high back extension doesn’t snap into place and doesn’t always stay put . If it weren’t for those two things this chair would get five stars. I’ve included a picture of the apparatus that they use to adjust the incline of the seat back. In theory, it looks great, but it’s really difficult to adjust the seat back. Other than that, the construction is top-notch. They used high-quality materials and came up with a great design. It’s comfortable and roomy. The high back will be great for a tall person who wants to lean their head back. It sets up and collapses easily, and is very sturdy to sit in. I like the side pockets for drinks and snacks or books. it has a strap that holds it together when it’s collapsed which makes it a lot easier to put in the carrying case. The only thing I would add for additional comfort is a footrest.

I ordered two chairs and only received one. That one is nice but I want the second one I paid for. Update: seller responded quickly and says second chair is on the way.

Loved ervything about this chart...until we sat in it. There is a metal support that runs along your spine area making it totally uncomfortable. Clearly the designer never sat in it!