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Coleman Deck Chair W Table

The Coleman Deck Chair With Table is outstanding for the boat, the backyard, and anyplace you want a comfortable, commodious seat and table. The sturdy polished-aluminum frame supports up to 225 pounds. The chair is built for comfort, with padded seat, back and armrests and an ergonomic design. The side table measures 11″x16.5″ with a built-in cupholder, and is collapsible for convenience. The Deck Chair’s built-in carry straps make it easy to fetch the chair with you; carry weight is 7.7 pounds.

Most helpful customer reviews

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Best chair we’ve ever tried or used
By Kyle Lassiter
My mother has short legs and due to thyroid problems and Muscular Dystrophy has problems getting out of chairs. My mom tried all different chairs and of those available these were the most comfortable for her and as it turned out, for the rest of the family.
The chairs went on a month long trip to Alaska, they’ve been on numerous camping and fishing and hunting trips and have performed admirable. Five years later, they are still going strong and two of them are main furnishings in my nephews college apartment.
These chairs will hold much more than 225 lbs, they will easily hold 325 lbs and have done so many times as the men in our family are wide and muscular and several weigh in the 280 to 325 lb range.
Overall, everyone in our family from the big ones to the skinny ones loves these chairs. I just can’t say enough positives about them.

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
Deck Chair/Table
By Jerome S. Shull
Would give 5 stars but the opening mechanisms are so stiff that I need help when its time to fold the chair up. I’ve used a small metal pipe to hit the folding arms in order to get them started! Otherwise, it’s comfortable, well made, and the table is nice with a recessed cupholder.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Comfy, sturdy, but…..
By Pete
I bought this folding chair as a present from our tennis team to our captain, who always seemed to be uncomfortable in his “umbrella” type fold-up chair. Sure enough, it is VERY comfy, just the right height and the frame is good and sturdy. The side table is a nice touch and quite handy. I was ready to give it 5 stars and a hearty recommendation, BUT… After my pal took the chair on a trip, about the third or fourth time he actually sat in it one of the fabric seams in the seat part sustained about a 5 inch tear! Now he is no tiny guy, but he certainly isn’t huge, and I don’t see a maximum weight limit in the product description. Since I can’t see any other reviewers having this problem, maybe it was a defective sewing job, or maybe “big but not huge” is just too much for this chair. Since the Amazon 30-day return period is over, my friend is going to live with the torn seam as long as he can. Too bad – it is otherwise a good buy.