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Question: How do you carry it: alone?, added straps? I would like to know what people are doing
Document: We own two of these and our daughter also owns two. We use them frequently in the spring, summer, and fall to attend grandsons' sporting events. They are only a tiny bit more cumbersome to carry than those chairs in a bag, but the support and comfort are well worth it. It would have been awarded five stars for comfort and support, but I took off a star because I would love to have a sturdy cup holder or two attached to it.
This is an incredibly sturdy chair with a lightweight but sturdy metal frame everywhere - even the arms. Instead of folding by pushing the seat up, it folds together side to side, allowing a more stabilizing weight-support system. When you sit in it you don't sag or lean back-I can sit upright, facing my customers and doing the knitting that I carry with me to markets. I hate looking like I'm lounging rather than upright and alert, ready to greet them.
This chair actually fits my big backside. There is room to spare and I had forgot what that felt like. This chair is sturdy, comfortable, easy to set up. This chair does not pinch or poke me. I would recommend this for all.
To combat this I sprayed it with some water-proofer- but I will see what happens.The only Item I question is that the bottom of the seat- where your butt rests- it is basically a single sheet of fabric. I am suprised that they don't double this up or at least add some padding like they did for the back support of the seat.... I think some padding would be nice but that is not what worries me.
This alps chair is a very well-built solid chair that should be part of any outdoor activity. The chair is not too heavy and is easy to open and set up. I am extremely overweight (approx 400lbs) and this chair does not shake or sway like most would with that amount of weight. The fabric is extremely thick and comfortable. The metal arms on the side are a plus for leverage when getting up especially if you have knee or hip problems.
Not much can be said that hasn't already been covered in the previous reviews. The chair is simple in design and it is sturdy, comfortable and fairly attractive for an all around utilty / outdoor chair. It folds flat, not into a tube shape like the popular bag styles, so keep that in mind for tight quartered packing. if ALPS ever designed a light aluminum alloy or carbon fiber model, it would take the world by storm. Yes, I recommend this chair.
I even had some people ask me where I purchased it and I told them where I got it. So I just want to say thank you again Amazon and ALPS Mountaineering.
I love this chair. It's very comfortable and folds up nice. It's easy to carry, and the adult beverage holder is handy. I use it everytime I fish off the shore.
I have also purchased the Slumberjack SJK Big Chair, 99% of the people out there will find the ALPS chair far more comfortable. Chair is rock solid, fit & finish is great. Back uprights pop out and fold into the chair to reduce size a big plus over the Slumberjack.
I purchased this chair after back surgery so that I could watch my four (4) grandchildren's basketball games. It is strong, comfortable, lightweight, easy to carry. Yes, there is a slight "reclining" tilt that adds to comfort. I have now purchased 4 of these chairs for family members. Excellent product and service.
Answer: no