Adirondack chairs are not cheap, and we wanted four to go around a new campfire area in our backyard - very casual and not worthy of us spending $1,000 on nice chairs. At $125 each, these worked. They were easy to put together and are comfortable to sit in and look nice in our fire area. However, the wood is not high quality - lots and lots of knots and quite lightweight (a traditional chair should be pretty heavy for one person to lift, and these are easy to move) - and the finish job (we got the dark brown stain) is rather thin. It's not so bad that it'll snag your clothes, but no one will be fooled that these are $300 chairs. I don't suspect these will last for years and years as good Adirondacks might. But they fit our needs perfectly.

Pros: Great value, comfortable to sit in, attractive from afar, lightweight if you want to move them around
Cons: Low quality wood - very knotty - and stain job, lightweight if you're looking for super sturdy