I bought two. Very comfortable. Both broke within weeks. The center metal joint snapped. On both. Takes ages to replace. The small chair is solid but not as comfortable.
Great feedback. I had a warranty claim with one of my small ones and they replaced it immediately. I hope I don't have the same experience as you on the lounge chair, though. We'll see.
Thanks for that review! My husband is 6‘2“ and around 180# so I think he’ll do just fine in it. That was one concern. My other concern is that I am 5‘3“ and have a bad back. And we’re both in the super-senior age range. But it doesn’t look like it’s going to be hard to get out of. And when my back’s acting up I have a couple of extra camping chairs that have sturdy arms. Click just sent me an offer for $170 for the lounges so I think I’ll take them up on it and order a couple now that I see how it works in the real world for a tall person. And thanks for the information that it reclines somewhat - I wasn’t aware of that and that means that if we want to sit out and look at the stars, that makes it just that much easier. Great review - thanks!
Tried it and noticed that it was too narrow. The front posts would dig into my lower thighs. Wish the front legs extended like the original Cliq chair. Also noticed that the front fabric is quite squeaky and folds under and not fully support under your thighs. Do you experience the same issues? I ended up exchanging it for the newer and more expensive Riviera model at $240 (when it was on sale from regular $280 price) which brings back the front extender for a wider chair. Really comfortable. Just don’t think it is $240 comfortable. It does have better fabric but miss the pillow, cup holder and bag the Lounge has. Debating on returning it since its price is equivalent to almost 3 original Cliq chairs.
They do sink a bit when directly on the sand, Johnny. When I put the feet on a beach towel or the larger beach blanket we have, they don't sink. It's pretty manageable and not a hassle. Great question!
@evolutionaryTom 6 months ago They do sink a bit when directly on the sand, Johnny. When I put the feet on a beach towel or the larger beach blanket we have, they don't sink. It's pretty manageable and not a hassle. Great question!
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I bought two. Very comfortable. Both broke within weeks. The center metal joint snapped. On both. Takes ages to replace. The small chair is solid but not as comfortable.
Great feedback. I had a warranty claim with one of my small ones and they replaced it immediately. I hope I don't have the same experience as you on the lounge chair, though. We'll see.
hi, what is your weight? thanks.
This is exactly what I needed to make my decision. Thank you for this video.
Just ordered hope it's quality is better than the small one seen bad reviews on it breaking real easy guess I will find out.
Very nice chair. Great for an ebike. I like the way it fits in the bag well.
Thanks, Marilyn!
Thanks for that review! My husband is 6‘2“ and around 180# so I think he’ll do just fine in it. That was one concern. My other concern is that I am 5‘3“ and have a bad back. And we’re both in the super-senior age range. But it doesn’t look like it’s going to be hard to get out of. And when my back’s acting up I have a couple of extra camping chairs that have sturdy arms.
Click just sent me an offer for $170 for the lounges so I think I’ll take them up on it and order a couple now that I see how it works in the real world for a tall person. And thanks for the information that it reclines somewhat - I wasn’t aware of that and that means that if we want to sit out and look at the stars, that makes it just that much easier. Great review - thanks!
I really appreciate the nice comment, Trish. I hope you find it very comfortable. -Tom
I really like that chair. Excellent review.
Tom, no post hurricane e bike ride? I was sure you would have done one.
I knew this comment was coming, Pedro. LOL A few days of travel coming and I swear it's on my list. Hope you're well.
@@evolutionaryTom I saw your other videos , so I know you were fine. Curious to see how the rebuilding is going.
Awesome video thanks. I'm sold
Thank you, FL. Much appreciated. -Tom
Tried it and noticed that it was too narrow. The front posts would dig into my lower thighs. Wish the front legs extended like the original Cliq chair. Also noticed that the front fabric is quite squeaky and folds under and not fully support under your thighs. Do you experience the same issues? I ended up exchanging it for the newer and more expensive Riviera model at $240 (when it was on sale from regular $280 price) which brings back the front extender for a wider chair. Really comfortable. Just don’t think it is $240 comfortable. It does have better fabric but miss the pillow, cup holder and bag the Lounge has. Debating on returning it since its price is equivalent to almost 3 original Cliq chairs.
Awesome
The link is in the description but no one reads the description. Here you go: linktw.in/EvnMcc
Hey Tom, you mention using this at the beach - but do the feet not sink into the sand?
They do sink a bit when directly on the sand, Johnny. When I put the feet on a beach towel or the larger beach blanket we have, they don't sink. It's pretty manageable and not a hassle. Great question!
Size matters, if size doesn't matter there are many cheap and more comfortable options
Hey. Can you please show how these would fit on ur ebike? Seems large.
My I ask how big you are? I'm interested in one however I am 6'6, 275.
I'm 6'3" and 250
@@evolutionaryTom oh nice. Looks good then.
@@thinbluebaseball8521 hope you can make a review video & share your experience. thanks.
Bag looks roomy, you think you can fit 2 lounge chairs in the same bag?
Great question, Jan. It would be really close. If you made me bet money on it, I would say no. -Tom
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Where are these manufactured?
factory, china.
brand, US.
Looks nice but darn, $200!
Yep, about double the price of the basic Cliq chair. It's built very well, I will say.
now price $220 already..
Does it work on the beach. Does it dig into sand to much ty
@evolutionaryTom
6 months ago
They do sink a bit when directly on the sand, Johnny. When I put the feet on a beach towel or the larger beach blanket we have, they don't sink. It's pretty manageable and not a hassle. Great question!
@@247noc2 great idea with the towel . Tyvm
Wish they had arm rests