Timber Ridge Folding Rocking Camping Chair - Portable Outdoor Rocker Chair with Carry Bag - Supports 250 lbs

I just received this chair yesterday. It sets up and folds back down easily. A sturdy carry bag is included. When folded up in the carry bag it is approx. 10-15% larger than those standard, folding bag chairs. The chair seems quite sturdy (gave it a "4" for this, as it has not been time tested) and rocks easily. It is reasonably comfortable. The only caveat is that there really are no arm rests by design. If you look at the photo, you will see that there are lateral side supports - but not really arm rests. These side supports are padded with a a black foam, and you can use them to push yourself up on, but they are not designed to allow you to rest your arms on while seated.

Love this little chair. It is pretty small and low, but quite sturdy and comfortable. Although I think it would support a big guy, its low seat might make it not the best choice for them. I'm actually using it in a bedroom as an extra seat for tv/reading. It is neat and unobtrusive.

I like this chair, and I'm sure it works fine as delivered on soft surfaces like grass, but I use mine on the patio and the sidewalk. So, I happened to have a 26" bicycle tube, an old roll of carpet tape (double sided nylon mesh with adhesive) and some 11" zip ties. My first step was to grind off the "lip" on the rear of the leg. You can see the grind marks. I left the one on the front of the legs, but the rear ones stopped my rocking back just enough to be irritating, so I just made them flat, and now I have that extra inch or so of rocking...makes all the difference for me. And don't worry, you still can't rock back far enough to be at risk for going over backwards. OK, so I cut the 26" tube on either side of the valve stem, and then cut it in half. Note that I did NOT slit the tube lengthwise, so it's actually a double layer of rubber. The two lengths of tube cover the bottom of the rocker with about 8" left over. I zip-tied the flattened tube at the rear, then folded it back and put the carpet tape on (which just happened to be the perfect width!), and as you can probably see, the tube was the exact width of the rocker as well. I stretched it a little as I was putting it on over the carpet tape...not much, just enough to make it conform to the curve of the rocker. Then I zip-tied it at the front (the picture showing 2 zip ties is the front). Now it rocks silently and smoothly no matter what surface it's on...gravel, concrete, wood decking, whatever. And it doesn't interfere with the folding and bagging at all. The only other modification I made was to put a little Velcro strip...the kind used for wrapping around computer cables and such...on one vertical tube of the seat back. It just holds the tubes together very neatly when the chair is folded up. It actually took me longer to write this than it did to do the modification.

comfortable but has no arm rests. hard to get out of and sits very low.

Hello, We like this rocking chair and is very comfortable to sit on. We put it on our, front porch,and is easy to set up. The price is reasonable and light weight to move around. This rocking chair takes up very little space and is good quality.

Great little rockers.

I bought the chair for my Husband, when we open it I was very disappointed it was the size of a child's chair, the chair itself is made very nice and strong, I'm glad I got to see it before I ordered another one for myself.

I'm 5'5" and it's perfect for me, and I don't mind the partial slanted armrests, which are solid enough to help me get up. The chair feels solid, and the seat and backrest are padded. I put one of those gel honeycomb seat cushions on it, and perfection! A little heavier than I was expecting, but adds to the solidity of this rocker. Might copy another person's idea of tie-wrapping a bike tire tube to the bottoms of the rocker rails. If the chair was taller, I'm not sure I would be able to rock much in it without my feet coming off the ground. Would've been nicer if the backrest went up another 6 inches or so, so that I could lean my head on it, although I'm short enough to be able to do that if I slouch and scoot my butt toward the front of the seat. Only problem then is that my back isn't as supported. I like this enough that I bought a 2nd one.

Esta silla mecedora me encantó, no ocupa tanto espacio es fácil de armar viene con una bolsa para guardar y/o transportar, solo le pongo una funda de tela porque trae un químico para la flexibilidad de los plásticos con el que la piel no debe tener contacto que igual trae su nota de advertencia.

Nice chair, very comfortable, I love rocking chair.

la comodidad es de 100, los que hay q tomar en cuenta es que es muy bajita ya q si eres una persona de mas de 170 de estatura es algo incomodo

Well these chairs are great for kids. They're super tiny and no arm rests. I'm disappointed.

Easy to set up and did work.....for a day then it began squeaking like it was its job! It was purchased to rock my baby while at the cottage and worked great the first day. After that it would not stop squeaking even after it was oiled. Also, the product arrived a day later than what was guaranteed. I specifically wanted it on a certain day as I was leaving for vacation and needed it for that. Instead of it coming a day before our trip (as I paid for and was guaranteed to arrive), it came the day of our vacation as we were driving out of the driveway.