How would these chairs do on the beach? Would they sink into the sand?
165774
I haven't had them on the beach but I would imagine they would to some extent. They are wonderful chairs - super roomy and the "table" attachment is so handy. They fold up nicely to insert back into the bag. No to heavy to carry.
165775
I have not used it at the beach but each of the 4 bottom 'feet' hold 2 legs (because of the X legs) and therefore has an ample flat bottom that is probably 1.5"x1.5". I am guessing that larger footprint would make it more stable on sand and less likely to sink than just a single leg would.
1443544
If the chair sits very low to the ground it will work and any normal beach chair will not fit in side
2043441
Not sure - we actually used it for a wedding - the flower girl wasn't walking yet so we covered it all over with lace and flowers to make it look like a carriage for her to be pulled in for the wedding - I think it may work for the beach - I would probably try it - as long as its not loaded down I don't think it would sink in the sand - its pretty sturdy and well made
2221749
I live in Orange County, CA (between LA and San Diego). They do not hold up under direct or indirect sunlight. Chairs under covered patio are OK, those that have any exposure to sunlight have fell apart after one year. Only buy these if you live in the polar regions of the country, or have them inside or covered at all times.
2160718
I have not has that experience with these chairs. I think they are very comfortable and they even hold-up well with teenagers tipping backwards on them! Also, easy to clean.
1700680
Hello,I don't think the chairs would blow of your porch, unless it was a hurricane. They are sturdy. Good value for the price.
290186
In my family's experience using these chairs, I'd have to say no. But if you were sitting in the sand and tightened the straps? It's a possibility. Just haven't tried that.
815474
Actually, they are quite wobbly..and even worse on carpeting. Cosmetically they are very nice chairs...but IMO if you have a few drinks with these being as wobbly as they are, Id be careful....I would not seat someone over 200 lbs in them...they don't seem too sturdy...
1309486
I don't think so. They would not be that stable, but it would depend on the chair and the type floor.
1487276
I've packed them up for the summer but I can tell you this- they don't sit as low as some sand chairs, but they are a comfortable height. I am only 5'1" and my husband is 5'10", both of us sit comfortably in them. We like the height. You don't sit with your knees in your chest. They must be pretty popular because I've noticed most locals like us that beach it every weekend in warm weather have these chairs.
532123
Hi, not much. We got them more for a booster seat and they work well for that. It sinks but conforms to your seat. It is more comfortable than the hard spa seat.
1192117
Definitely! Perhaps it would be even more stable if the legs settle into the sand a bit.
1336926
The chairs I have are on concrete, so they can rock. I imagine the chair would be fine on rocks, but it may not roll forward as much. If you are agile, this shouldn't be a problem.
1667796
No, I don't feel they are stable. And the backs of the chairs are quite low. I regret this purchase and wish I would have returned it. :/
755460
It would probably work on hard-packed sand. The legs have kind-a protectors on them at an angle. Also liked that they are lightweight to carry, so that would probably work out well for you. They fit in a sling-bag (with a bottle of water and sunblock), or also have carry-strap. So, yes - I would get them and use on the harder-pack sand.
1938526
Keep in mind this chair is just like any other folding chair except its wider. It would be a lot higher than a regular beach chair
2179957
The chairs are not very heavy but they would probably not hold up with heavy use (the cushion covers can tear fairly easily).