
Originally Posted by
TACODOC
You're welcome James!
These are fairly light, strong, and very comfortable for a "camp chair", even for a big guy.
The ONLY drawback is the folded size but if one has the room they are well worth it when you get to your destination. I give them a pretty high priority so I'm willing to downsize/leave out other luxury items to make room for these although once my FlipPac is done I should have much more room for anything I want to bring

thanks for the thread, Dave. We used to have a set of these type of chair and its very true, they're very comfy. I think we gave them to Melissa's mom at one point, as we moved into an apartment with no room for outdoor furniture, (or much camping gear, to be quite honest)
When it was time to replace these, having moved into our current house, we looked around a bit before deciding. Melissa likes a chair that she can tip her head back on to a headrest to help with feeding a baby and being able to relax. I like chairs with a cupholder.
Consequently, As a christmas gift to ourselves we bought an inexpensive set of Colemen "accordian-style" chairs that have had several years of use with nary a problem. We use them monthly in the silty, sandy soil on Fiesta Island, and their bulk, however lengthy, is not impossible to stow since its only about 5 inches in diameter. They actually fit perfectly lengthwise in the footwells below the trio of carseats in my xj.
Oh and I"m 6"0' - 275lbs, for those who don't know me, so I'd have to give these types of chairs a passing grade, especially for the cupholder molded into the armrest. 
To reiterate, though, those "low, director-style" chairs are muy excellente.
Last edited by BIGdaddy; 09-27-2009 at 07:38 PM.
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