Reviews & Ratings for Eagle's Nest Outfitters Lounger DL Chair — 6 reviews — Page 1

I have tried few and this one is the most comfortable because:
- Tall enought to "hug" your back, just like a racing seat
- Cushioned head rest (non-removable)
- Cushioned side (non-removable): when you rest your arm on the side for long, it won't give your arm any marks
- Adjustable height (with legs or retracted)

Few other advantages:
- Tiny holes on the bottom of the fabric: rainwater will be drained and no gathered
- The frame is very easy to setup with tension cord connecting all parts of the frame
- Come with only 3 parts: bag, frame, and fabric. So you will never lose anything in the field. And easy to pack (roll frame over fabric)
- Come with non-removable cup holder: although it made from fabric, it just works
- Bag with shoulder strap, easy to carry around
- Relatively small when packed, about 24 inches long

Overall, it has very thoughtful design. My only complaint is poor color choice.

I absolutely love this chair. It’s design is perfect and just the right comfort. When I sit down, I don’t want to get back up! I also love how it packs into a very small bag for transport. It took me a little time to set the legs the first time but I’m sure that will get faster the more I do it.

So far, I have only used the chair once for camping. I love all ENO products and this one meets expectations.
Pro:
Assembly is Straight Forward: The rods are on elastic bands, so they all fit together like "Tent Poles"
Sturdy: I believe the weight limit is 250lb and I am on the low side of 240lb and it held me up, no problem. I never felt like the chair was under too much stress or that it would fail
Comfortable: Its a nice lounger. Pretty easy to get in and out of and it has a swing feel too it. I am not sure if it was on purpose, to go along with their hammock roots, but when you sit in it, it has a suspended feel to it and you can semi rock back and forth.
Good Material: Like most of ENO's equipment, the chair canvas is made of pretty durable material. It was torrential rains when i used it and it wicked water pretty well and dried pretty quickly.

Con:
Take Down: This is definitely a chair you want to use and leave out for a bit. Since it packs down into a bag and all parts are elastically tied together, it takes a minute to pull everything apart and wrap up to get back into the bag. Since it is not a "fold up" chair, you are forced to take all the poles apart before packing or else you will be stuck solid frame of a chair. It is not ideal to pack in a hurry trying to get it in a car or SUV.
Cup Holder: It is pretty much a sack sewn to the side of one of the arms. It gets the job done for the most part, but definitely meant for cans, ...
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I was looking for a chair that would rest my whole back and neck while exhibiting at art festivals. This one fits the bill. The only thing I wish for is the legs to be a little longer. At first I thought the tall setting was the short setting!

Awesome chairs!! My wife and I both got one, and we barely have a chance to sit in them because our friends are always in them! They basically put themselves together, and the fact that they pack up so nice is definitely a plus for outdoor events. Can't think of any other chair I would want. Buy one, and you won't regret it!

Very comfortable and big enough for someone my size six foot two. Also packs down small enough to fit in a sea kayak hatch.