Recommend me a chair

[cranky]

Isabella for us. tried so many but these are great. got the foot rests as well.

 

[JJ]

JJ

 

[Minxy]

Wow @JJ ... you're place has certainly matured and I like your new decking!

 

[Gellyneck]

We've had these for a couple of years and seem to be going strong despite (nearly) pushing them to their limit!
They fold very flat and are reasonably lightweight.
https://www.outwell.com/en-gb/ecommerce/accessories/furniture/camping-chairs/kenai-new
You can get them much cheaper elsewhere, Go Outdoors, etc.

 

[charliesgrandad]

Isabella for us. tried so many but these are great. got the foot rests as well.

We have got those best we have ever had

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[Trikeman]

Isabella for us. tried so many but these are great. got the foot rests as well.

Same here - been through several makes and none have been as good as our Isabella’s.
The leg extensions are a must - have slept on ours when kids turned up.

Regards

Trikeman.

 

[Jim lea]

Another vote for Isabella, sat on loads at shows both here and abroad, went with the “Odin” model

All the best

 

[cranky]

Same here - been through several makes and none have been as good as our Isabella’s.
The leg extensions are a must - have slept on ours when kids turned up.


Regards

Trikeman.

stuff that, it would be the kids sleeping on them not me

got these as well, extra seats for the grandkids and handy tables for the beer.

 

[scotzsue]

Oh goody a chair thread, we are on mark 5 or is it 6, the ones we have are comfy got them at a show, think we got most of them at a show. Only drawback is if we forget to put them away and it starts to rain as they are padded and not easy to dry. Still looking for ones which are as comfy, a bit lighter and fit in the travel space. wonder what the NEC will have

 

[cranky]

Oh goody a chair thread, we are on mark 5 or is it 6, the ones we have are comfy got them at a show, think we got most of them at a show. Only drawback is if we forget to put them away and it starts to rain as they are padded and not easy to dry. Still looking for ones which are as comfy, a bit lighter and fit in the travel space. wonder what the NEC will have

see above. comfortable, adjustable ,strong, light, fold almost flat and if they do get wet, dry out in no time. good for lounging or sitting at the table. have yet to find anything better.

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[Dilwyn]

These are the most comfortable chairs we found that folded to the smallest size.
German make, light weight and very good quality.
Amazon product ASIN B0176OPVRY

 

[Stretto Boy]

Another vote for Isabella. Ours are comfy and well built. No problem with taking my weight and I am north of 20 stones.

 

[Esperelda]

Lafuma - no doubt - the best. We have had ours for about 10 years and going strong. We have recliners and an upright chair. Wouldn't buy anything else (after trying lots over the years)

 

[Magier]

I'd recommend something more practical but still lightweight, any of these models will do: https://activegeardirect.com/top-5-lightweight-camping-chair/ Should be pretty comfortable but really stable as well. Other details are to your liking.

 

[Simon Meadwell]

Lafuma for us only problem dont fold flat enough so quite bulky

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[Captain Pants]

We have tried lots and lots of chairs and up to now the most comfortable and sturdy but light are from the Isabella range, we also have the extensions for lounging .

+1 well made too

 

[Reallyretired]

View attachment 282049 We have some lightweight recliner chairs purchased from Aldi. The first pair in 2005, in regular use every summer at home. We then bought another pair in 2010 that we use in the van. Totally robust, compact and comfy.

Trouble is they are a seasonal item, so only in store for a short time. Think we paid about £25 each. They come up at Lidl too. Ours are currently providing service in Spain!View attachment 282049

We have these too. Very strong but quite heavy compared to the flimsier ones. Cant remember where we bought them but were very reasonable.

 

[Paddywack]

Westfield Avantgarde- full length back so no cold lumber region and very light, packs slim as well.

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[DJT]

Saw the post about recommending a table so thought I would follow it up.

Seems to me, every year we buy some fancy camping chairs and ev very year at some point they break and end up going in the bin.

Who makes a strong folding camping chair that is really made to last, doesn't have rivets or nuts that come loose and fall apart or plastic bits that snap.

I have tried from cheap to expensive, they are all as bad as each other.

Definitely Lafuma for me?(and the dog!!)??

 

[DJT]

We’ve also had two of these for about six or seven years.
Brilliant!!

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[matt34]

anyone got the link for the table recommendation i cant find it? cheers matt

 

[peterc10]

I'd recommend something more practical but still lightweight, any of these models will do: https://activegeardirect.com/top-5-lightweight-camping-chair/ Should be pretty comfortable but really stable as well. Other details are to your liking.

This thread is over a year old. My guess is that the OP will have found what they were looking for by now. ceejayt what did you get in the end?

Also it looks like you are based in the USA, whereas this site is UK based. I don't think we can buy any of the chairs linked in your thread over here.

And welcome to the forum.

 

[TheAleMan]

We have had these Coleman directors chairs for 8 or 9 years now, still as good as ever, and the table comes in really handy. Nice and comfy and very strong - light too.

 

[LesW]

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We have had these Coleman directors chairs for 8 or 9 years now, still as good as ever, and the table comes in really handy. Nice and comfy and very strong - light too.

I doubt I'd doze off in that thing ?

 

[TheAleMan]

I doubt I'd doze off in that thing ?

I do.

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[Wee Bold Davy]

Once you've sat on this chair you won't want to sit on any other chair, yes they're that good

 

[Nomadian]

Caperlan fishing chairs for me, heavy but well built. I had Lafuma before and they were crap. The frame bent and the elastic broke on one within 12 months of the two year warranty, I contacted Lafuma and they were not interested and said they were not used correctly!! Never again french crap.

 

[DJT]

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We have had these Coleman directors chairs for 8 or 9 years now, still as good as ever, and the table comes in really handy. Nice and comfy and very strong - light too.

Ditto️️️️️

 

[Jane And Rog]

I wonder what happened to Two Tree Crafts, mentioned up thread. Our orange chairs are still going strong, I love them.

 

[RM_Marine]

If you are still young these are good

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