Alvantor Portable Zero Gravity Chair with Ergonomic Design and 440 lbs Capacity

Overall, very nice and comfortable chair. The cushion is not as thick as it appears to be on the picture. I did not use it for 24 hours as advised. The cup/phone holder is very flimsy. It does not "clip" on as stated in the directions. It basically just hangs on the side. One bump and your drink and phone are on the ground.

This is ok. I do not think it could hold 440 lbs as claimed (I'm 130, this isn't a personal issue, it just does not seem durable or sturdy). The plastic locks on the arms seem very flimsy. I am fairly sure I got a used one, as well, as it was dirty and scratched up. The side tray slants down toward the ground, instead of being perpendicular to the chair, and stable. You cannot set any drinks on it at all, because it is tipped. Pretty disappointed.

The Alvantor Foldable zero gravity chair says it has a 440lb capacity which no 440lb person would ever fit in this chair. I got curves and my outer thighs hit the bar because the seating area has the bars on the inside instead of the outside. The placement is strange and uncomfortable. Kind of hard to get to zero gravity at times just takes a bit of getting used to. They were easy to assemble - just took out of the box and put the pad on. These are okay for the price when one chair usually costs over 100 dollars. I see now why these were cheaper. Bought 2 and am satisfied but not in love with my purchase.

This is my favorite zero gravity chair I've had. It's a little hard for me to fold it out but I believe that's just a me and arthritis thing. I highly recommend this chair

Be having trouble sleeping first thing I did was fall asleep in it. Very comfortable fell asleep the second time also..

0 gravity works great. chair is comfortable. however thiner cushion than expected that ripped first day.

Doesn't support larger frame people very well. If you are tall or wide, it has some size issues. For a normal sized human, this would be a steal. But if you are XL, best get a bigger chair. It does support the weight, but it's just small.

Honestly for the price, it is a very comfy chair and I'm 270 lbs and it held me fine. I even recline in it and I feel pretty supported. I paid about 4 times the cost for a different chair last year and it broke so I'm gonna see how this one holds up from the weather.

Terrible design. There are two little protrusions that house the mechanism for the foot rest on the inside of the armrest. I took this chair camping, thinking I was gonna have comfort and I ended up hitting my right hip on the right protrusion on the right armrest and landing with my full weight and that protrusion went right into where my hip goes into my hip socket. It ruined my entire camping trip! The two protrusions leave a narrow opening to sit down. I can barely move my right hip and I've been in excruciating pain all weekend. This chair needs to be re-engineered. Beware if you buy one of these, maybe put a cushion on those little protrusions. I am super not a happy camper. I'm stuck out here in the woods until Monday.

This lounger seems pretty sturdy, feels really comfortable, too. The problem I have with it is the “levers” that are on each side to lock it into position doesn't hold it in place very well. When your laying there with your feet up the lounger will gradually start to release and the end of the lounger where my feet are will start to fall down.