Homecall 30054 XXL Camping folding moonchair 600D polyester
Homecall 30054 XXL Camping folding moonchair 600D polyester black creamy-white, 95.0 cm*106.0 cm*87.0 cm
| Dimensions: | 106 x 87 x 95 cm; 7.41 Kilograms |
| Model: | 30054 |
| Part: | 30054 |
| Manufacture: | Homecall |
| Dimensions: | 106 x 87 x 95 cm; 7.41 Kilograms |
Good quality large sturdy chair.
Good quality large sturdy chair. Ideal camping. It is a bit heavy but very comfortable.
Comfy relaxing chai
Bought this for my partner, great comfy chair, colour is better than just Blk, we took it to the beach, got sand in the fixings, made it difficult to fold up, once we realise what had happened, all was good
Strong carry cover
Would buy another one
My go to chair after a hard days camping
Camping chair limited space so a fold away chair that’s also comfortable is a must especially when you get older and you can’t get down to the floor so easily
Comfortable folding chair.
Nothing to dislike about this chair. Easily portable for trips/camping/ garden use. Very comfortable.
Just the job
A bit bigger than the average chair so fairly comfortable for a camping chai
Really comfy
Fantastic value really comfortable chair fab for in our sited caravan awning
Amazing product for camping not hiking
It’s very comfy and durable slept in it as it kept me that warm, the way it’s design makes it wind proof almost completely great for sitting with mates or around the fire, the con is that you wouldn’t be able to hike with it and it takes up quite a bit of space
The comfiest camping chairs I ever bought…
We are weekend caddy campers and so fed up of sitting on uncomfortable seats, bought these for change, they are bulky but easy to pack if you have the space, lovely to sit on and super comfy, big enough for the dogs to be up on too.. easy to fold back up into their wee bags. Would recommend and fell asleep on them a few times .
Big chai
Huge comfy chair! I really was surprised by the size of this chair, I could easily sit on it and tuck my feet up on the seat as well, which is what I miss most when camping