Timber Ridge Oversized XL Padded Zero Gravity Chair With Side Table

We have a couple zero gravity chairs and where-as I agree, they are quite comfy especially when laying back on a warm evening looking up at the stars, they are simply too heavy and bulky. We never use them anymore because of this very reason.

Before leaving on our 5 week trip through the PNW this past summer, I took the trailer down to a Cat scale and weighed it. The trailer was loaded and ready to go and much to my surprise, was waaaay overweight by almost 300 lbs. The truck was pushing the limits as well. Having those heavy chairs would have simply added insult to injury and would have likely been thrown overboard along with a bunch of other unnecessary gear that had accumulated over the years. "A trailer's got to know it's limitations". 

All that said, I'm glad to see you're enjoying them. 

I just took a closer look at your camping photo. Have you ever taken your rig to a scale and weighed it? You too might be a bit shocked. You definitely have a lot of stuff out there.

R&V Spiker posted:

I just took a closer look at your camping photo. Have you ever taken your rig to a scale and weighed it? You too might be a bit shocked. You definitely have a lot of stuff out there.

Yes, I hit a scale in August.  I’m well within the trailer weight and TV tow weight.  The tounge weight was surprisingly high but within range.  

As for the stuff in the photo, I wish I could claim it’s all mine but Flying Flags RV Resort in Buellton, CA provided the fire pit , barbecue, table, and propane.  They even clean the firepit, barbecue and refill the propane daily - GLAMPING!  The bikes, chairs, Ice chest and lantern our mine.

We have two of these exact chairs from Costco!! We absolutely love them.

We have the same chairs, too. We absolutely love them. I wish there was a space in the outside storage to put them. We put the fluffy dog bed standing up between the far side of the bed and the mattress, and the chairs are strapped in between the dog bed and the bed frame. They've never moved, but it isn't as convenient as I'd like.

These chairs have been the best addition to camping! After a day of hiking, it is great to have a place outside to recline.

As much as I like the way mine feels when first sitting in it. It is definitely NOT a chair for folks with long legs. The lower cross bar presses on the Achilles tendon just above the heel on me making it a painful chair to recline in for periods longer than 5 minutes. Ours has been in the garage for years. Sadly not for me.

LeannDi posted:

We have the same chairs, too. We absolutely love them. I wish there was a space in the outside storage to put them. We put the fluffy dog bed standing up between the far side of the bed and the mattress, and the chairs are strapped in between the dog bed and the bed frame. They've never moved, but it isn't as convenient as I'd like.

These chairs have been the best addition to camping! After a day of hiking, it is great to have a place outside to recline.

As far as storage, I have been laying mine flat, end to end, on the floor in front of the dinette. And then I retract the dinette over them when we leave. They have never moved once.