Caravan Sports Infinity Zero Gravity Chair, Burgundy

Love relaxing on my zero gravity chair.

Used this for the beach! Light enough to carry and heavy enough that it stays in the sand & doesn’t blow away! Now use it on the back patio!

So comfortable I had to get another for my wife!

It's hard to know how to rate this chair, because for my uses, it has several cons, but it does appear to be a well-made and sturdy item. Just in case some of your needs overlap mine, here are my cons:(1) No lumbar support. Hard for me to imagine all the people who said it would be comfortable for hours without this. While deciding whether to keep it, I'm using the headrest as lumbar support--it is separate from the chair and attaches securely via a velcro strap, wherever you want it, and stays put. A bit too big for that purpose, but it'll do.(2) This really is a RECLINER, just like other listings for this call it (not this one, though), and not a substitute for a chaise lounge or a normal wall-hugger recliner, where you can have your legs up but still be sitting up. If you want your legs up fully, you'll be laying down; you have no choice.(3) It is awkward to get into for shorter people (I'm 5'4"), something I imagine would be a complaint of all of these anti-gravity type chairs. The two bars on the ground at the front of the chair mean you have to step on one of the bars in order to sit down. Not great when barefoot or in thin flip-flops.(4) It is HEAVY (25 pounds); a plus if your other chairs have blown away, but a big minus if you're "camping" in an RV--or living full-time in one--and every pound counts. I'm honestly not sure we can spare 50 pounds just for two outdoor chairs.(5) Burgundy color not really as rich and red as it looks online; it's actually a faded-looking off-red. Not that important, but while I'm busy complaining I thought I'd mention it.One of the unexpected pros of this model is that, while reclining, it occurred to me that if one were also planning to carry along a hammock, this might do the trick instead. A chair and a hammock in one?It also reclines smoothly and easily, once you get the hang of using your feet to maneuver it rather than your hands on the armrests.If this had lumbar support, I'd probably not even have bothered to write this review, so I'm only subtracting one star for what I think is missing. It's a good and relatively comfortable chair overall.

Being 6'4" and 260 lbs, I was pleased to find this "gravity chair" which is rated for 300lbs. However, it's a bit on the small side for a larger person, even though it does have the weight-bearing capacity. All in all, a decent chair for the price ... just wish it was about 4" longer / wider.