EVER ADVANCED Oversize XL Zero Gravity Recliner Padded Patio Lounger Chair with Adjustable Headrest Support 350lbs (Olive Green)

Extra wide,very steady and comfortable!!

I was looking for a very comfy chair that I could use to read on my patio, and I discovered this gem. It seems a bit expensive for an outdoor chair, but the ability to lay down comfortably plus the versatility of being able to take it camping, by the pool, or to the beach quite easily justified the price tag in my mind. It is a bit heavy, so I probably wouldn't bring it anywhere where I'd have to haul it too far, but the weight is pretty manageable for a short jaunt.The chair was already assembled upon delivery, so all I had to do was remove the packaging and unfold the chair. The directions are on the tag underneath the seat part of the chair (which is brilliant, honestly), and setup was quick and easy.The chair itself is very comfortable. I am a curvy 5'9" and fit into this chair with minimal limb overhang. My 6'5" friend fits into this chair with what he considers a tolerable amount of limb overhang. The extra width is nice too. Reclining this chair back turns it into a heavenly experience. It feels like a hammock, but with way more back support. I typically don't go ALL the way back, but even if I do, the movement locks on the chair are sturdy and effective.I really love the slide out table, and I really appreciate that it has a little notch on the front of the chair to connect it to for additional stability. The table has a cup holder that is large enough to hold a 32-40 ounce hydroflask/yeti/thicker cup, which is great. The table is large enough to hold a beverage vessel, a smaller portable speaker, a phone, and a kindle sized device or something slightly larger, like an iPad mini.All in all, this is a fantastic chair. I haven't had it for very long, but it seems well made, and is quite sturdy thus far. I'd love to pick up another if they ever go on sale.

My chair did break, and despite my being slow to email and respond to Ever Advanced, they have been very quick to respond and resolve my problem.This is the most comfortable piece of furniture I've ever owned and very close to the most comfortable I've ever used. I would like it if the foot rest was 6 inches longer, but that's not really possible since it's already sticking forward an almost uncomfortable amount for normal sitting, but where this really shines is as a bed especially for myself and everyone I know with back problems who tried this. This is not a cure for back problems, I still have them and in a normal bed, it takes me roughly 30 minutes to get myself able to stand up, and close to 2 hours before I can do it with out extra pain (most people with back problems will understand this). Since I'm not completly flat when fully relined, I don't get the morning super back pain.The zero gravity part (I think) is actually a description of the reclining mechanics and a skill you will quickly pick up allowing for you to simply shift your weight a little to go from sitting to reclined or with a very small amount of practice anywhere in between. There are some levers that lock the chair in it's current reclined state, but I haven't used them in months since if I startle awake, I get some very bad sounding noises from the level locks sliding. It's much better and quite easy to just get the knack of shifted weight to hold the chair at whatever level of reclining you want. There's even a tray/cup holder that slides out from under it and snaps into a locked position on the right side of the chair (sorry lefties, as far as I can tell, you can't change it to the left side).I do get some sweating from this when used as a bed, but normal heavy use during the day has just enough movement that there is not enough heat buildup to cause it (on me). This is not a sweat proof chair, but that's from insulation on the seat and back (added comfort) holding in body heat all night without my shifting enough for the heat to escape like what happens pretty much all day. I wouldn't be surprised if I didn't spend at least 18 hours a day in this chair including sleep. This is not an occasional use piece of furniture and I will eventually have at least 5 of them in my house, 4 for dining room table/guest use in living room (they are folding chairs, so moving them around is quite easy)

I got two of these in different colors and I really like them. They're comfortable, albeit difficult to get to recline. But that's a minor issue. All I know is, I could probably fall asleep in one of these in the evenings... If it weren't for the mosquitoes when the sun goes down.Worth the money, imo. YMMV.