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(More customer reviews)Mostly using for kids sports events. Not as heavy as I thought, making it a great backpack too. The insulated pocket works pretty good using a freezer pack (haven't tried ice yet). There are two mesh pockets that are accessible while sitting in the chair!And most important this is stout - it's obvious right away that this is going to outlast all the camping chairs of my past.
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Product Description:
This is the ultimate chair for sports spectating and recreation. Like all Blue Ridge Chair Works furniture, this beautiful piece is constructed using durable Ash hardwood, stainless steel hardware, and heavyweight polyester components, and finished with penetrating Danish Oil. This unique chair will provide style, beauty, and comfort for many years and is loaded with features:* Adjustable from fully upright to fully reclining for maximum comfort.* Easy to carry using the convenient handle on top of the chair or carry on your back using the fully adjustable backpack shoulder straps for maximum ease of transport keeping both hands free.* Huge cargo pocket on the back is big enough to carry all you need for your day's activity. Beach towel, extra clothes, picnic supplies or even a small cooler can be carried in this oversized pocket.* The clever designed top pocket system offers many useful features. Two mesh pockets offer easy access to smaller items like Ipod , cell phone, sun care products, and keys. The inner pocket is insulated to keep your favorite beverages convenient and cold and also shaped to hold a hydration bladder.* Large or long items like swim fins or collapsible beach umbrella can be stored by slipping them in behind the insulated pocket all the way down into the big cargo pocket.The chair weights 13lbs. The boxed weight is 16 lbs. The footprint of the chair is 24" wide x 26" deep x 34" tall. The box measures 27" x 31" x 5"
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