Finally found Adirondack chairs that are not gigantic or leaning back way to far.  These are great.

IMPORTANT ASSEMBLY TIP: One of the images in the instructions is misleading and led me to make a wrong decision that required some rework; the 2 vertical posts in the front of the chair (the ones that support the front of the arms) have a circular hole to pass through the bolt that connects the arms.  That hole is off center so I figured there was a right and a wrong orientation for that post.  The picture has a callout that says "front" that implies one orientation, but it's not until later in the instructions that you learn that the same posts have 2 small screw-starter holes lower down, underneath the chair, for attaching the final support beam between those 2 posts.  The orientation I (incorrectly) chose based on the picture ended up leaving those screw-starter holes facing back instead of front.  Those holes need to face front!  :)