PORTAL Zero Gravity Chairs Oversized XL Padded Recliner Patio Lounge Chair Adjustable Outdoor Camping Chairs with Cup Holder, Support 350lbs

I've been using an outdoor gravity chair for indoor gaming for 6+ months now, and it has been surprisingly amazing. While it's designed for outdoor use, I found that it translates exceptionally well to indoor gaming sessions. The chair's reclining function and adjustable headrest have been a game-changer for my comfort and posture. The sturdy construction and durable materials have held up flawlessly, even with regular use. Despite not testing it outdoors, I can confidently say that it has exceeded my expectations for indoor gaming. Its versatility and comfort make it a great choice for gamers who want a reliable and comfortable chair without the need for specific gaming features.

I was looking for a folding zero gravity chair for Access Bars sessions (look it up, they are amazing!) because a traditional massage table doesn't work for me. I have spondyloarthropathy and can't lay flat on a hard, or semi-padded surface. I had used a zero gravity chair in my Access Bars training, and besides being super-comfortable, I had no issues going from sitting to laying and back up to sitting again.I eagerly awaited the arrival of my chair, and when it arrived I was excited to try it out. Attaching the side drink/accessory table was simple, though I probably won't use it. And it tucks away underneath the chair anyway, so it's not in the way if you don't wish to use it. I love the aqua-blue stripe, it gives just a nice pop of color without being too bright or obtrusive.The chair stores fairly flat and doesn't take up much storage space in a folded position. It's not too bulky or heavy to carry and opens smoothly into the open position. It's not meant to be a permanent fixture in a living room, so is more suited to an outdoor aesthetic, but is not completely out of place indoors.The chair comes with a headrest that slides smoothly up or down to become a lower back support if needed. It has just the right amount of padding to be comfortable as either.The reclining feature works well. Simply put your feet on the footrest/bar, and apply a little pressure as you lean back and move the armrests forward, and you're on your way to a reclining position. It's a very smooth action. At no time did I feel unsupported, or like I was going to tip over or tilt back too far. I took a comfortable nap laying almost flat and woke up feeling no aches or discomfort after an hour or so. Returning to upright is just as smooth. Bend your knees to pull your feet in, putting slight pressure on the bar, as if moving to a sitting position, and the chair automagically moves to a sitting position.If you're buying the Portal zero gravity chair to lay out in the sun, I think you'd be very comfortable.The price of the Portal chair was comparable to others I looked at that had similar features and seems sturdy, well-made, and value for my money.

It folds and stores easily. A little hard to recline. I'd purchase again.

My family just loves this chair. I bought it for my daughter because she's having back surgery in little over a week. But her dad and I love it too. It's so comfortable and easy to move around. My daughter loves that the head pillow is adjustable and can be moved down to be a back pillow.

Comfortable, sturdy, well-built chair. These arrived in boxes that were a bit beat up, but the chairs were in perfect shape.The steel framework is perfectly powder coated with a durable, almost scratch proof finish. I expect no problems with corrosion at all.The fabric seems durable and colorfast, certainly very comfortable. The pillow slides nicely on the simple cloth "track" and is effortless to adjust. I am 5'10", my wife is a bit shorter, we both found that the pillow was easy to slide into a perfect position, and not hot to lie upon like some closed-cell foam pillows I've used!The chair unfolds right out of the box without any assembly. Not as heavy as I expected from some reviews, but very sturdy to sit in and while reclining, never felt out of balance or in danger of tipping. The locking levers work perfectly, we shall see how they hold up in the months to come.The little side table works easily, slides out from under the chair and hooks on a sturdy knob. I could quibble about the position, it's a little low & far forward for me, but the design seems likely to last well - just be certain to fold it away under the chair before you put it away.Some have said it is difficult to carry these chairs, it isn't but there is a trick to it! Carry them by holding the bottom frame - they are easy to hold there and won't unfold or pinch unexpectedly. When you get to your favorite spot, flip them right side up, unfold and enjoy.I got this chair for star gazing with binoculars. When two arrived at the house, my wife said "Why on earth did you get TWO of these?" That attitude lasted about one minute - until she sat in hers!"It's sooo comfortable! How clever of you to get two! It saves me the bother of stealing yours away!" LoL!A terrific chair, well worth the price!

Item is very well constructed, but, would prefer if the head pillow could easily be removed or adjusted. The item is heavy and would not recommend it be moved by individuals with strength or balance concerns.

A few years ago I bought one of these for my husband as a gift. He really liked it! I was quite impressed by the quality and comfort of the chair too. So I finally bought one for myself. I like the adjustability of it, and the fact that it has 2 locking levers to lock whatever position you like to be in. It also has a neat table with cup holder that folds and slides under the chair. They’re pretty easy to fold up as well. I do wish they had come with a strap with snap buckles so that you could easily transport them. I’m going to take a star off for that factor because you can’t easily carry these (they are quite heavy) to and from your car if you plan on having these at a campsite or on the beach.

We use it in our pool area. It was black and faded to an army green. It is comfortable and sturdy though. It’s also easy to fold.