Part 2 of 5: Fit, Finish, Comfort of Tenjam Laylo in-pool lounger vs. Others

Part 1: Assembly
Part 2: Fit, Finish, Comfort (You're Watching This Video Now)
Part 3: Filling
Part 4: Emptying
Part 5: Recap and Conclusion
Tenjam Laylo Lounger:
By far the most comfortable for the entire family (kids to tall adults)
Assembles in 1 - 2 minutes, no tools needed. So Simple!
Easy to disassemble for off-season storage.
Optional snap-in risers are easy to add and they stay attached to the bottom of the lounger when filling and moving it.
Optional coated lead weights are easy to add, making Laylo the most customizable lounger for various water depths.
Optional pillow is easy to add, and it's adjustable while seated in the Laylo.
Multiple color choices for the Laylo Lounger, and the optional risers are made in the same material and colors.
By far the best fit & finish.
Step2 Vero Lounger with Deep Water Riser Kit:
The worst fit & finish of any lounger we've ever tested.
Also not very comfortable due to the "leg hump" design that is similar to Ledge Lounger. More comfortable than Ledge Lounger, but still leaves your ankles hanging above the lounger surface and unsupported.
Large gap between the two lounger pieces is felt on your butt when seated in this lounger. Terrible positioning of the connection point between the two lounger pieces.
Assembles with 7 metal screws, 2 washers, and a threaded metal insert. I personally want to avoid adding metal components into my pool.
Super thin plastic construction. Visible indents on the backrest and leg rest pieces where the "ribs" are added to the back of these pieces as an attempt to add strength to these very thin parts.
The optional Pillow is a joke. The pillow is a small hollow plastic/rubber piece that isn't comfortable, and you can't easily adjust it and the adjustment range is pathetic and won't work for a wide range of people.
The riser is a separate piece (watch the struggle in video 3: "Filling").
The sand filled weight canister is required to prevent this lounger from floating (watch video 4: "Emptying" where this canister falls out of the bottom of this lounger).
One color choice: very thin White
By far the lowest price with the Step2 Vero Lounger, and by far the lowest quality.
It's just so bad in every aspect of our comparison testing.
Ledge Lounger Signature Chaise:
Not comfortable for anyone. Leaves your ankles hanging in the air and unsupported. Leans back very far.
Rough and chalky looking finish, rough edges.
Optional riser has very sharp points that aim upwards and present a safety issue when the lounger isn't installed on top of the riser. Be very careful when placing the assembled riser on the ground or in the pool when it doesn't have the lounger placed on top of it.
The riser only goes beneath the rear of the lounger and this changes the seating position of the lounger, depending on the riser height you purchase.
The riser doesn't attach to the lounger, so you have to move the lounger and the riser independently.
The riser is offered in only three colors, while their lounger is offered in multiple colors. Ultimately, the riser looks low-end and looks even more low-end when the color doesn't match the lounger color.
The pillow is difficult to move up or down while seated in the lounger. The straps of the pillow hug the lounger and the pillow can work its way down the lounger surface and ends up soaking in the pool.
Ledge Lounger is significantly more expensive than Tenjam Laylo and Step2 Vero. You will spend a lot more on Ledge Lounger and you will have the worst in comfort and an absolute back-breaker when filling, emptying, and moving water filled Ledge Lounger products.