Coastrail Oversized XXL 33.5" Zero Gravity Chair - Patio Reclining Lounger with Padded Seat & Pillow, Includes Side Table - Perfect for Camping, Backyard, Lawn, Garden, Poolside (Navy Blue, 2-Pack)

Great except for the wooden armrests. They’re not sealed well at all. Will have to seal them myself. For the cost, I shouldn’t have to do that.These chairs are nice & oversized, super comfortable and easy to set-up/break-down. The only issue I have is the tray that comes with it. It easily tilts and leans when you put some weight on it (picture large cup, other plate of food, etc). It doesn’t feel that secure. Other than that, these chairs are super sturdy and perfect. I’ve used them in my backyard and at the beach.Tables kind of fall off when you move the chair from laying down to sitting up etc but over all 10000% comfortablePro`s are:-Very Large seating area. With all the ZG chairs out there, and all their measurements, measuring from different points, it can be difficult to compare. This one described as XXL and the 33" number had me give it a try. No disappointment in size. These numbers were fairly accurate.- Overall pretty sturdy construction. Triple woven parachute cord.Con`s are:- locking mechanism could be a little beefier. One must be a bit careful when clamping the armrests. Plastic gears hold clamp in place and if the clamp is not easily going in place, you must slightly move the chair to seat the gears.- The four plastic protectors on the tube frame are something to be desired. They snap on the the tube frame and are made from hard plastic, so when using the chair on a smooth surface (like a composite deck), chair will fold up and make it impossible to get out of unless you off the side. I`m trying an anti skid rubber self sick on pad for each protector. So far so good. (See Pictures)My mom and dad is approx 300 pounds and wanted a chair they could be comfortable in. We were really surprised of the actual space you get in this chair. Either one of my parents could easily let a child 8 and under sit right next to them in the chair. So happy with the space. Chairs are chunky so weigh approximately 25 pounds for each chair and mom couldn't carry it too far because of that, but dad carries both. They probably could of got the standard chairs that weigh less and they would of been fine, but we are pleased with these. Just don't forget to put pin in when you put them out and take pin out when you put them up. Dad didn't put pin in while trying them out and he fell back, hit his head and back hard and me and mom had to pull chair out from underneath him while he scooted up. It was funny after the fact.Purchased 06/10/21. As you can see in the photos the chairs were not abused or even out in the weather. After 5 months the tilt lock stopped working. After 6 months the fabric seam let go in 2 days. It was a 2 pack and the other chair is fine. It is rated for 400lb. The daily user is 300 which should be well within their advertised parameters. For use of more than a few minutes at a time an extra lunge cushion is recommended. Really sorry the manufacturing quality did not hold up. It was very comfortable for the 6 months it lasted. Awaiting information on the warranty from Amazon and the manufacturer. 02/11/22 Costalrail website: “The service and all products and services delivered to you through the service are (except as expressly stated by us) provided 'as is' and 'as available for your use, without any representation, warranties or conditions of any kind, either express or implied, including all implied warranties or conditions of merchantability, merchantable quality, fitness for a particular purpose, durability, title, and non-infringement.” 30 day returns only, in all original packaging.Much larger than I expected and not very portable. If I had to buy more, I’d get the regular size.I'm loving these chairs. Honestly I prefer the mesh of others I've purchased but I've gotten used to the canvas materials these have. They are super wide, wider than I'd expected. Comfortable and I love just laying outside in them.For all the people having trouble with them collapsing. I couldn't understand how collapsing was possible until I watched another person get out of the chair and they started to collapse. There's a certain way that you have to push yourself in these chairs and it's almost like swinging/when you're pumping to go higher. If you don't do it properly then that's when it appears the chair starts to collapse. Too much weight/pressure on the front legs causing them to fold up.