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Camping Chairs
After some new camping chairs for chilling and drinking in.
What do you recommend?
I've been told the moon chairs are good but there are so many different makes...
18th Jun 2013 9:38 am
epninety
Member Since: 12 Oct 2012
Location: Hampshire
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Oztent King Kokoda gets my vote, spendy but comfy and solidly made.
18th Jun 2013 10:07 am
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I've had two of these for 6 years and they have had some hammer
They have three recline positions and for under £30 take some beating.Club Exped trailer
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18th Jun 2013 10:29 am
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I tried the moon chairs (being 5ft 2" plus having a bad back I find them not very supportive) the bar at the front digs in to the back of my knees (part of being a short and not being able to put my feet on the floor) I tried several ones from £20 - £100 and they where the same.
We brought 2 of these which I found very comfortable
+1 for the King Kokoda or King Goanna..... have one of each....
Both expensive, but VERY comfortable...
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18th Jun 2013 10:43 am
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Can strongly recommend Lafuma chairs.
http://www.lafuma.org.uk/?gclid=COiXz5Ku7bcCFajKtAod_RkAPA
But these are fror relaxing .... not drinking.
Great for posture support, reading and snoozing.
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18th Jun 2013 11:36 am
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+1 for Lafuma.
We came by their production facility in Anneyron two years ago. They have an outlet store there. We bought five normal chairs with cloth seats which saves you from having to bring seperate covers. Also bought a 'relax' chair.
They are lightweight but tough enought and very comfortable. I have been drinking in them as well and must admit that it gives you a headache. But no pain in the ass
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18th Jun 2013 11:52 am
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18th Jun 2013 11:53 am
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18th Jun 2013 7:09 pm
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had my lafuma chairs for 14 years and only had to put new elastic on them last year, not cheap as they say but well worth itTintenter
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18th Jun 2013 7:42 pm
npinks
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My Lafuma chair (non elasticated) came apart at the welded seams were the base, wrapped around the metal post and welded (stuck/glued) together
Lafuma were apologetic that they didn't make spares and got no where with them about a discount on replacement chairs
6 years use though, but still bought Lafuma afterwards to replace
18th Jun 2013 8:54 pm
Richie63
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Location: Kent
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Another vote for Lafuma
18th Jun 2013 9:00 pm
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I always pop into a Lafuma outlet shop in Troyes on the way down and way back up from the South of France, there are two stores there, the chairs are about 30% of the UK price, I have about 12 chairs (RSXA XL, Pop Up, Cham Elps, FGX XL, Orson Directors e.t.c.) bags to put them in, chair drinks holders, tables and even a Lafuma goretex coat for a kid.
18th Jun 2013 9:11 pm
Leesbay
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+1 for lafuma recliners x2, brilliant for sunbathing and sleeping, 10 years on and only 1 elastic change
Oztent chairs for everyday camping, good and strong and compact when folded....................................................................................................
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and not being able to put my feet on the floor) I tried several ones from £20 - £100 and they where the same.
