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Likeshrek's Review of Eagle's Nest Outfitters Lounger DL Chair
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, bottles, and lidded drink ware. Solo type cups or anything with an "open mouth" is pretty sketchy since it literally is a cup sitting in a sack. At the end of the day it is only a cup holder so it worked fine, but it definitely looks like an after thought.
Bulk: I say bulk, but it isn't anything outside of the normal bagged fold up chairs. I think I just expected a little more compactibility, since I am use to everything from ENO being able to fit in a sock. Even though everything breaks down like tent rods, when it is all said and done, it is not much smaller than other chairs on the market that simply fold up. So it its a little more effort for the same result.
Overall it seems to be another great ENO product. It suits me perfect and I will probably purchase another one eventually. It is great for camping, games, lawn events, and things of that nature, but definitely not for a quick pop-a-squat.
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, bottles, and lidded drink ware. Solo type cups or anything with an "open mouth" is pretty sketchy since it literally is a cup sitting in a sack. At the end of the day it is only a cup holder so it worked fine, but it definitely looks like an after thought.
Bulk: I say bulk, but it isn't anything outside of the normal bagged fold up chairs. I think I just expected a little more compactibility, since I am use to everything from ENO being able to fit in a sock. Even though everything breaks down like tent rods, when it is all said and done, it is not much smaller than other chairs on the market that simply fold up. So it its a little more effort for the same result.
Overall it seems to be another great ENO product. It suits me perfect and I will probably purchase another one eventually. It is great for camping, games, lawn events, and things of that nature, but definitely not for a quick pop-a-squat.
Would Recommend:
Yes