Fortunately, you can lock it into position to ensure against unexpected tipping, and the head- and footrests extend far enough in both directions to support taller users. We especially like the Infinity zero gravity chair, which reclines nearly flat if you’d rather stare at the clouds than at your fellow campers.
That being said, if you’re mostly car camping out of your truck or driving to a friend’s BBQ, you’ll love the extra size and support these chairs offer. The flatpack style of chair doesn’t lend itself well to extreme portability.
Think of it this way: Would you rather pay $30 every year for five years, or $110 once? If the chair lasts for several years, the initial cost is well worth it in comparison to a cheaper camp chair that might tear or break after just a couple of seasons. While more durable options are often more expensive, keep the upfront cost of the camp chair in context with its long-term durability. The fabric should also be strong enough to hold significant weight-likely a rigid yet flexible woven material like the seat on our top pick, the Yeti Trailhead chair. This can help prevent the fabric from damage and fading over long periods of use. The durability of the seat materials is paramount, since a torn seat can render your chair useless. The seats should be at least partially water resistant and treated to stand up to harsh UV rays. Durable camping chairs, which are often more costly, come with sturdy frames made of steel tubes or other metals that stand up to heavy weights, repeated folding and unfolding, and occasional moisture.
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