REALEAD Heated Camping Chair - Fully Padded Heated Chairs Outdoor Sports - Heavy Duty Heating Camp Chairs for Adults Supports 400 lbs - Perfect for Outside Sport Events, Concert, Battery NOT Included

Took these to the beach. Very sturdy and wide. A little bulkier than a standard camp chair but the seat is wider and it reclines a little bit making it really comfortable. I put my feet on a cooler and spent 4 hours that way. The zipper pouch comes all the way open so you don't have to fight getting the chair back into the bag and there are zippered pouches and a cup holder so your stuff doesn't get sandy. Great chair for big people.

Very comfortable and sturdy. I sit in my chair for about an hour and a half every day. It’s my Cigar chair it is very comfortable and relaxing to sit in. I love how it leans back so I don’t ruin it leaning back when it’s not meant to. It’s very sturdy and appears as though it can hold up a lot of weight. I’ve been using mine for about six months now and it’s held up fantastic! I am about 300 pounds also so it holds up. The one drawback is I’m not quite sure how to fold it back up to put away. To be honest I have a head injury and so easy things are much more difficult for me so it might be easy to do and I just can’t figure it out. Either way though I would definitely buy it again

Got 3 of these use them for park and beach a little heavy but not too bad. It’s been almost 3 years since I bought them. I weight 280 and my spouse is about 220. Chair is comfortable wide enough for me. The cup holder is good for a water bottle but not for a can soda. The can will fit, now it’s a bit of a hassle to get the can out when it’s time to take that sip. If you get a longer/taller can that will be better and easier. I like the pockets on the side they can hold my keys or any small items you want. It’s easy to open up but at times can be difficult to close. Or maybe it’s just that I forget how to close it at times hmm? The frame is heavy duty I can say this as I’ve sat on it for hours and it hasn’t past out yet. The material is not rough and feels comfortable to the skin especially during that hot sun blazing summers kind of weather. When used for beach and I come out water and sit right on this it does get wet and take a bit to dry. I have closed these and placed back in bag it comes with while seat fabric is wet so far no odors. I dislike sitting on the sand on a blanket on the sand sitting on the park grass even with a blanket it’s just not for me. I need a chair. Not just any chair it can’t be too low like most of the beach chairs are. I have a bad back. I just can’t do it. If I get one of those low chairs I will need assistance getting up out of it. With these chairs here I can sit and get back up without issues now I’m old but not old old late 30s old in case your are wondering. Back to the heaviness I did say it’s not too bad depending how you carry it and for how long. I push this in a shopping cart unless I have my spouse that’s willing to carry one or two. When I carry it with strap over my shoulder I end up getting a mark like a bruise or pressure mark. I would not recommend carrying this for long and too me this happens from the walk of the parking lot to the beach close to the waters yes I like to sit up front close to the shore to enjoy the view. The bag it comes in has held up very well my experience with other beach chair covers is that they usually tear away and are not useful anymore leaving the chair naked without it’s cocoon. I’m 5’4 and my feet do not dangle or swing. Which I’m glad for as I don’t like feeling like a toddler, and my legs won’t for asleep/go numb. The armrest are decent they do not hurt they feel just right. I do wish it was more of those lay back lounge chairs. But some of those chair aren’t made very well. The way this one is made it will be perfect and they also made these to lay back kick your feet up and knock out enjoying that nice breeze that comes from time to time. I would recommend this chair for comfort to anyone. No matter their size. My other family members like them and also my small children. Oh yeah I forgot to mention when it’s windy they don’t tip over fall nor fly away. They stay In place.

The frame is very sturdy, easy to stand up from quickly using the firm armrests without fear of chair turning over. The back is free moving allowing changes in positions while sitting & gives great support. I do not get stiff when sitting for long periods. Though it may be slightly heavier & a little more difficult to fold, the positives are worth it for the quality of comfortable seating.

I’m 6’2” 270lbs and require a chair with above normal useful load. This chair is quite strong and very comfortable. The chair is bulky, which is expected with a heavy duty chair. Folds ok and comes with an attached strap for easy placement in provided chair cover. The chair fits just fine and has an attached strap for ease of transport.

Very pleased with our purchase. Chair is easy to set up and comfortable. It is heavy duty, well made and has a nice case. We ordered a second chair!

It's summertime, and that means long afternoons and evenings on the deck in my backyard. I ordered this chair because I'm fit, thin, but a hair over six feet tall. Small chairs don't do it for me. This chair came well-packed, and required no setup. I just unfolded it, and was sitting in it within a minute. The chair has good padding, feels well-made, and comes in an agreeable and classy Earth-tone color (I like that a lot). I don't agree with the reviews that say the recline feature doesn't work or that it scooches you forward in the seat of the chair. To me, the reclining back felt very natural, and I can see it being nice when you don't want to sit up exactly straight. That being said, don't expect a true lounger or Lazy Boy recliner. It's a subtle recline. Overall, I'm very happy with the chair. I will say that the chair-- even went folded-- is huge. This is not a backpacking chair or a camp 300 yards from the car/RV/trailer chair. I wouldn't want to carry it more than 50 feet if I had other stuff in my hands or arms. But if you've got room in your home or vehicle for this chair, it's great overall. For me, it's going to be my go-to deck chair, and I'll take it in at night so it doesn't get exposed too much to the elements.

Literally have had this chair for a little over 2 months and the chair busted!! Totally not worth the $70!!

A very comfortable chair with useful storage pocket and cup holder. Plenty of storage for carry bag in zippered pocket behind seat back. Unfortunately for anyone under (5'5") the bagged folded chair is large, heavy and uncomfortable to carry with the single over-the-shoulder strap. The other problem is the fact that the material is NOT flame resistant or retardant whatsoever. The manufacturer warns about prolonged exposure to fire/sparks/heating sources as material may ignite.

I purchased these last year 2024, and absolutely love them. I had an issue with one of the chairs, I reached out to the company as the return window was closed. I explained my issue and they sent me a new chair. They are comfortable and easy to setup. The carry bag makes them easy to transport, pack and protect. My bf and I highly recommend if you use these types of chairs often. We use them just about every day. Get yourself a set!

I returned it. The reclining mechanism was awful - only the top part of the chair back reclined so very uncomfortable

When sitting in it you tend to slide forward. The reclining back tends to push you forward in the chair

I'm 6'6" and 243lbs. What I like: This is a very sturdy chair. The seat is deep and comfortable and so is the back. Beautiful material and padding. The cup holder on the right is ok, and so is the pouch on the left (though I wouldn't use it). The attached zipped carrying pouch on the back, is meant for the carrying bag (I think). I didn't find the chair heavy considering how solid, sturdy and well-made it is What I didn't like (and why I returned it): the back of the chair incorporates a strange design, where it doesn't recline but tilts (the seller shows the pictures of this). And when it tilts the bottom of the back pushes your back and butt forward. I think they explain this as lumbar support. But no matter the angle of tilt, my head cannot rest on the top of the back, which is nicely padded and meant to be a headrest. Less important but significant given the odd tilting, is the rather rough material used on the arms. Your elbow skin will complain. Finally, the chair is a chore to fold up. One might learn how to do it quicker with practice, I hope, but doubt it. There is an attached strap for circling the legs in order to cinch and keep the legs together, which you need to do if you want to use the carrying bag. It's a core and a bother. I kept the chair for one day, sitting in it, trying things, packing it up, setting it up. But considering the tilt flaw along with other annoyances, I decided to return it. Too bad, I had high hopes this would be the chair to enjoy.