Favorite Camping Chair?

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Apparently not made any more --- as is with so many 'big box' solutions ---

About 3 years ago, we picked-up a couple of bass-pro (boy I miss old cabellas!) of eclipse chairs.

Comfortable and holding up surprisingly well. Most camp chairs we've had rip out or fall apart...so far these have been pretty good. We added a really small folding camp table we set between them and it makes for quite a comfortable afternoon :D
 
Van_and_Terri said:
We have 2 Kermit Chairs from our motorcycle riding days. Certainly high quality and a conversation starter.
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I've been tempted to buy one of those for years...primarily for motorcycling, but I've also wondered about using them with the trailer. Do you find them comfortable for extended periods of time? Do you get tired of assembling and disassembling them?
 
Mike & Lisa said:
I've been tempted to buy one of those for years...primarily for motorcycling, but I've also wondered about using them with the trailer. Do you find them comfortable for extended periods of time? Do you get tired of assembling and disassembling them?
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Mike, I am in the same boat as you. Been looking at these Kermitt chairs for years. At $319 each for the Walnut ($640 for 2) it's a bit much so I shy away from it. I want to make sure that they are comfortable and that I don't get "tired" of putting them together. I can see on a motorcycle where there is limited room. Heck I used to tow an escapade trailer behind my bikes so even then I could take folding chairs.

If you do get a set, let me know your thoughts. Only 22 hours until the Blonde Walnut chairs go on sale at Kermitt.
 
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Mike & Lisa said:
I've been tempted to buy one of those for years...primarily for motorcycling, but I've also wondered about using them with the trailer. Do you find them comfortable for extended periods of time? Do you get tired of assembling and disassembling them?
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Assembling and disassembling is a breeze after a few times. They are comfortable, but lower to the ground. They do offer leg extensions.
 
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campdude said:
Mike, I am in the same boat as you. Been looking at these Kermitt chairs for years. At $319 each for the Walnut ($640 for 2) it's a bit much so I shy away from it. I want to make sure that they are comfortable and that I don't get "tired" of putting them together. I can see on a motorcycle where there is limited room. Heck I used to tow an escapade trailer behind my bikes so even then I could take folding chairs.

If you do get a set, let me know your thoughts. Only 22 hours until the Blonde Walnut chairs go on sale at Kermitt.
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We bought ours from Kermit. Much cheaper those days. But most everything was!
 
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We decided to give our Costco anti-gravity chairs to our son and his wife...while extremely comfortable, they are a little bit of a pain. We replaced them with these:

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They're light but sturdy, and they have that nice old-school look that goes oh-so-well with the Camp-Inn trailers. Super comfortable, too.

Photo attached from a previous Montana trip showing them in action. We absolutely love them, though we're always on the lookout for better options (possibly the Kermits?). Caution: LIVE NUDE LAWNCHAIRS!!!
 

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Zero gravity chairs are my favorite camping chairs. They are super love.
 
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