ALPS Mountaineering Lay-Z Lounger
Closeouts. The ultimate in comfort by the campfire! ALPS Mountaineering's Lay-Z Lounger has an adjustable headrest, contoured arms, and full range adjustment.
Average Rating based on 34 reviews
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Reviewed by Susan from Michigan on Sunday, May 19, 2013Worst chair! We purchased six chairs and they fell apart as we took them out of the boxes! They are VERY flimsy! Don't waste your money or time because the company will not honor their products.
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Reviewed by pacific northwest from WA on Tuesday, May 07, 2013This lounger arrived with two of the bottom clips broken. Initially called STP about getting some replacement clips, but the chair was lacking in other respects, so I returned it. 1) The reclining action is abrupt, not smooth like other loungers we own. 2) The locking mechanism (to secure your position) is clunky. 3) The colors are busier than they appear in the photo -- in the pic it looks like the tubular steel frame matches the fabric, but the frame is a yellow-green and the fabric is a light tan/khaki. Add in the black cord and black plastic arm pieces, as well as the wood arms, and the combinatiion is not something that quietly blends into an outdoor environment, if that's what you are looking for. 4) Even louder, there is a big, fluorescent yellow ALPS logo on the headrest, which is not shown in the photo either. You can see that on other websites selling this chair. I avoid products which obtrusively brand like that. I'm buying a chair for my deck, not an advertisement for ALPS. The wood arms are nice and the chair is comfortable enough, but this is nowhere near the quality of our similarly constructed wood-armed Faulkner loungers which retail for less. Appreciate STP's ease of returns - they even arranged for pick-up - which is why I continue to shop here.
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Reviewed by Bear on a Mountain from Colorado on Thursday, May 02, 2013First time in this chair, I realized just how relaxed a person can get. Now I just want to lay around a watch the birds.
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Reviewed by Noel249 from New Mexico on Wednesday, May 01, 2013The only downside with this item is the very large logo on the pillow in hard rubber. Not shown in photo here, but it's a tad silly. Otherwise this is an extremely comfortable, supportive lounge chair that folds flat and is relatively light in weight.
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Reviewed by Jjkiam from New Jersey on Wednesday, May 01, 2013Works exactly as advertised and the chair is comfortable
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Reviewed by Barb from NJ on Saturday, April 13, 2013When I received these chairs I read the literature which said not to leave them outside. This was not included in the website description. STP would do their customers a service if they would disclose this. I am a senior living alone and these are very heavy. I had no place to store them except in basement or garage, both of which would be difficult so I had no choice but to leave them on my deck. They lasted one summer!
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Reviewed by Gardening Lady from Brooksville, ME on Monday, April 16, 2012The Easter bunny bought these for my hubby and I....we love them! Very comfortable and I am sure they will get lots of use on both the back deck and the front porch.
- Best Uses: Porch and deck
- Cons: Heavy
- Describe Yourself: Casual/ Recreational
- Pros: Comfortable, Compact, Dries Quickly, Dual use, Easy Setup
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by Relaxed adventurer from Saint Paul, MN on Friday, March 23, 2012I spent a long time sitting up on my deck reading in simple plastic deck chairs before deciding I wanted something more. I am generally a minimalist but this was worth every penny and should I move it will definitely come with me. Due to user-ignorance I did not realize until several months after purchase that the two little levers just underneath the arm rests were actually there so you can lock the position you are sitting in to whatever you wish. I now know I can lock it in a fully upright position, fully reclined, or anything in between. This is a great feature when reading, socializing, or just taking a nap. I think I need to purchase a second one because every time I have friends over that is the first chair taken and whoever grabs it rarely gets up for fear of someone else usurping the throne. Only downside is that I choose to take it inside because I do not want to ruin the wooden handles if it rains. Definitely not suited for lightweight trips.
- Best Uses: Outdoor Events
- Cons: Bulky
- Describe Yourself: Avid Adventurer
- Pros: Adjustable, Comfortable, Easy Setup
- Was this a gift?: No
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Reviewed by Butch from Concord, Ca. on Friday, March 16, 2012The delivery service is excellent. we enjoy relaxing on our chairs while entertaining friends and family.
- Best Uses: Day Trips, Outdoor Events
- Describe Yourself: Casual/ Recreational
- Pros: Comfortable, Compact, Dries Quickly, Easy Setup, Lightweight
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Reviewed by Eileen from New York on Tuesday, June 01, 2010This is a nice light weight folding lounger. The head rest pillow is not as comfortable as I would like.
- Best Uses: Beach, Campgrounds
- Describe Yourself: Casual/ Recreational
- Pros: Comfortable, Dries Quickly, Easy Setup, Lightweight
