Quality Outdoor Travel Recliner

Thanks so much for all of your input. Now I know about many brands of this type furniture that I didn't know before. I would love to have the LaFuma but can't really afford that at this time, yet I wanted something that would last. We went to Dallas this weekend and looked at Cabela's and Camping world. Sat in many of them. I'm glad we did because even though they looked good and have good reviews I find it is all about sitting in them to see if they fit "you". So I learned another lesson.

I ended up ordering this one for my husband because it fit him and he liked it.
I ordered this one for me. It was really comfortable and was a good fit.

As far as lasting and wearing well "we'll see". Just like everything else live and learn.
Thanks again. I knew I could count on THE forum for a good education!

We carry a couple of these in the RV ... one each of the women's size and the man's size. They're expensive but last forever and if they do happen to break, you can get parts for them anytime:

http://www.shoplafuma.com/category/furniture/zerogravityrecliners

Class A DP 1 wrote:
One additional word to the wise on the Kohl's website. They first edited and then afterwards removed my review of the chair. I noticed this by refreshing the page a couple times. Looking around their site it seems you don't see many negative reviews of any of their products. My review contained no bad or slanderous language or anything requiring the censorship. It was just the truth.

I know. I went to look for your review and couldn't find it. :) Guess removing them is one way to not have bad reviews!

One additional word to the wise on the Kohl's website. They first edited and then afterwards removed my review of the chair. I noticed this by refreshing the page a couple times. Looking around their site it seems you don't see many negative reviews of any of their products. My review contained no bad or slanderous language or anything requiring the censorship. It was just the truth.

rickeoni wrote:
I have Faulkner recliners, bought these 10 years ago and still look like the day we bought them.

x 2. Have had ours for 4 years. I had to replace the bungy cord 2 years ago on one of the chairs but all is well with both.

If Kelty ever reintroduces their recliner, that would be one to get. They are very well made, comfortable and dry very quickly. It might be worth seeing if anybody has one or two, but I doubt it unless Kelty decided to bring them back.

Bruce

Cabela's have them on sale ($69.99 to $79.99/$20 off) thru Labor Day. Tried them and they are really comfortable. But, the Zero Gravity chairs require a bit of space to store them, when not in use.

b

What a wealth of information!
Thanks everybody!

Mootpoint wrote:
In redneck country don't you just push the ol' lazyboy off the porch onto the ground?

Heavens, No! It might hit one of the hounds coming out from under the porch! LOL

RoyB wrote:
We use the ZERO GRAVITY FOLDING RECLINER from Camping World. They come with an optional nice zip-up bag...

They are pretty comfortable for us...

Roy Ken

X2
Had them for many years and have held up to 225 lb DH very well. No bag though.