Big Agnes Big Six Armchair - Deluxe Comfort with Built-in Cup Holders | Tall Back, Wide Seat | Packable & Quick Setup | Lightweight Backpacking & Camping Chair

Love how sackable this chair is. Very easy to put together and built with that quality that will last. If angled on a downward incline you can feel like you are going to slip out of the chair, but on flat surfaces or if you just turn the bloody thing around, very comfortable!

The chair is great. I had a chance to use one without the armrests and the owner said, 'I live it, but wish I got the one with arms. So obviously, I got the one with arms.So easy to put together, very light, comfortable, except...The armrests just connect on a loop and keep slipping towards you, ultimately falling down. Why, when it's such a great design, is there nothing to really good them in place? It's an easy fix though, just wrapped some vinyl tape around the metal component and those armrests stay in place.

This is the second Big Agnes Big Six Armchair I have purchased. The first one was from REI, which they no longer carry. This chair is very comfortable for sitting at a table or reading a book, relaxing by the fire. Not for reclining. It's light weigth and small. Not backpacker light or size. It does not take up a lot of room in truck bed. Only cons are the price, and the chair tends to get blown over in high winds.

This is an actually comfortable chair, not just comfortable for how light/small it is. I wouldn't carry it for more than a few miles, but great for shorter distances. It really is super comfy. Assembly isn't hard but can be annoying if you use this chair frequently, as I do. Still, really worth it.

I was unable to assemble this chair. Unfortunately I missed the return deadline by 3 days due to an injury and Amazon customer service said it was up to the third party seller whether or not the chair could be returned. The third party seller said it was up to Amazon; so I'm stuck with the chair. (It took me ages to find a phone number for Amazon customer service, and then way too long to communicate with the representative, partially due to language differences. The entire process was entirely unsatisfactory.)

Pros:1. Compact2. Comfort - Wide base seat so I can spread legs out. Back rest has a lean to it, so you're not sitting straight up. Arm offer good support3. Large Cup HoldersCons:1. Assembly - Putting frame together is easy. Attaching the fabric to the frame is really tight. You have 6 attachment points: 2x Back rest, 2x Seat, 2x arm rest. The Seat attachments is where the difficulty lies and took some effort. They probably needed an inch more fabric because I had to really muscle the fabric onto the frame.2. Price - Because assembly is a little difficult, that's why I think it's overpriced. For as much as this cost, it should be very easy to put together.

Really nice comfortable chair, although rather large it’s great to take backpacking if you’re only going a few miles

I have another chair this size that is a major brand that starts with the letter "H". There are two significant differences between the two chairs. The first thing I noticed was how this chair naturally leans back more which is what I was wanting. The second thing is this chair is a harder, less stretchy material than the major brand that starts with an "H". I like the leaned back position of this chair but I like the stretchy, softer feel of the other major brand. I wish they could mix the two. I like the the arms and the cup holders on this chair. Overall, the only negatives I can find about this chair is that its squeaky and the material isnt as soft and stretchy as the "H" brand chairs. Im hoping the squeak will eventually go away once the chair breaks in. The material is pulled super tight on the poles and they squeak when I move. Overall, I would say this is a good chair but its less refined than the "H" brand. Its like they were in a hurry to get it to market so they let a few things slide instead of correcting them.