ICECOAdjustable Camping Chairs for Adults, Foldable High Back Camping Chair, Portable Folding Chairs for Outside, Reclining Outdoor Chair with Storage Bag, 400LBS, 10 Years Warranty

My husband is the fussiest guy when it comes to chairs...he's a tall man (6"1") and 180 lbs and has had numerous neck surgeries, so I get it. The backs on most chairs just are not high enough for him to sit comfortably for several hours...at outdoor concerts, picnics, etc. Because this one has the folding back, it is high enough to rest his head; although, as many others have said, the top headrest area is back a bit too far. Right now, the hinge is stiff enough that he can adjust it to the position he likes, and it stays. The arms at at a comfortable height to rest his arms too. He loves that the chair has several reclining positions...he prefers it one click back. The fabric is sturdy, but comfortable on the skin. The construction looks well-made as well. He also loves that the case unzips the entire way to make it easier to pack/unpack and the strap on the chair is convenient to carry without the bag. The first thing he did after trying it out and approving it was to load the accessory bag with his phone, his Takeya water bottle, and his tablet...two thumbs up for that too. We will probably need to order the camping pillow when the hinges no longer permit the headrest to stay in the position he likes, but right now that is out of stock. Once he was sitting in the chair and played with it to get everything just the way he liked it, he proclaimed that "except for the price, I love everything about this chair!" (I told you he was fussy, didn't I?) I think we have finally found the perfect chair for him (there are 4 other chairs in the garage that are just "OK") Five stars for this chair...although if the headrest had an adjustable feature, I think he would give it ten!

Ordered both an Ha1600 and Ha1600L chair for me (6’ 1”) and my girlfriend (5’ 2”), respectively. We both very much like these chairs. Both chairs are exceptionally comfortable and portable and we look forward to having these when we travel. Tons of comfort in a portable and lightweight package.Brilliant design with the reclining feature; touches like the curved arm rests and the caddy for drinks, phones, magazines; easy set-up and breakdown; and lightweight, packable and portable.The reclining feature really is key. Between the canvas material and reclining feature, these chairs remind me of old school deck chairs that I find very comfortable. However, these are a fraction of the weight and pack down to a portable and storable size.The carry bag is quality and the handles that double as shoulder straps to carry the chair like a backpack work surprisingly well and are comfortable.The pillows were also a great addition. When ordering I wasn’t particularly moved by the pillows but figured why not have them in case. But now I’ve got them on the chairs they work very well and it’s unlikely I’d use the chairs without the pillows.One point of note is that I find the Ha1600 L version more comfortable despite being 6’1” (170lbs with 40” chest and 30” hips). This is because of the lower seat height (which does mean you’re sitting quite close to the ground). This is because there is slightly less pressure on the back of my thighs at the seat edge with the Ha1600L. Particularly in the full recline position I feel like the Ha1600L makes me feel nearly flat out as my legs are practically straight vs more of a bend in the Ha1600. But this is a minor preference . . . for me the comfort of the Ha1600L is an A+ and the Ha1600 is an A.Certainly I can see if you planned to use the chairs often in an unreclined position (e.g., at a camping table) the Ha1600 may be a better choice with the higher seat. As well as if you don’t like or have trouble getting in and out of very low seat heights the Ha1600 may be the better choice. Also, note the seat width difference if that’s important.But if I didn’t have the two to compare, I’d have been happy with either one. And my girlfriend at 5’2” also likes the Ha1600 . . . the seat is wide enough she can curl her legs up onto the seat.Only minor point to note is that to push down the seat back brace takes a little strength and more so the first few times as the new fabric has to stretch a tad. So if you have any strength issues you might want to have someone set it up a few times to break it in or be prepared to have someone around to help. Likely the biggest point here is to ensure you know how the back brace works!In summary, very pleased with this purchase . . . and with the 10-year warranty!

I now have 2 Iceco models of this chair, I have the reclining chair and the non reclining. These chairs are built like tanks, heavy-duty materials and quality fabrics. I'm 6-3 235lbs and I fit comfortably in both. Both chairs have the option of high back or low back (I love options) just an easy flip down of the chair back and you have a 2 in 1 chair. The HA model looks identical but has a reclining function (mechanical) just lift the armrest a little and it reclines into 3 different modes. Very sturdy chairs and built to last a LONG TIME. I highly recommend these chairs and even the carrying case for these chairs are sturdy. The chair height for me is perfect, when I sit down I don't have to worry about it falling over or collapsing. Also, it has a nice cell phone holder or?? On the armrest, nice touch, same quality as the chair. Also chairs have a rubber pad on the feet for different surfaces...

I've had this chair for about a month now and have no complaints. The chair is comfortable and well built, easy to set up and put into it's carrying bag. One of the things I like most is the fold down upper back portion. If sitting upright while wearing my cowboy hat, the brim hits the chair back. Fold that upper portion down and no problem. When I want to lay back and take a nap, off comes the hat and up comes the high back. Perfect for relaxing.

I’ve been searching and searching for a sturdy, compact and reclining camp chair. This is not it!! Head rest kept popping forward, definitely feel the back bar when reclining, flimsy and not comfortable. I doubt very much it holds the weight it claims. lol

Would purchase again.

I like it. It's sturdy AF. Buuut it tilts back, that function needs a lock I'm always setting it back up after I get up and sit back down.

We purchased two of these camping chairs for our motorhome. We needed a chair that was big enough for a full sized man, tall enough to support his head (when napping), and folds down to be compact for stowing in our limited storage space. This chair does it all. We are very happy with our chairs and hope they will see us through many of our motorhome journeys. A note when unfolding -- be sure to push down on the back lever so everything is firmly in place.

Loved ervything about this chart...until we sat in it. There is a metal support that runs along your spine area making it totally uncomfortable. Clearly the designer never sat in it!