Kijaro XXL Dual Lock Portable Camping Chair - Supports Up to 400lbs - Enjoy The Outdoors in a Versatile Folding Sports & Outdoor Chair

This chair is so big and comfortable. I got the biggest size and I love pink. I found a matching cooler set to go with my new chair. This is my early birthday present and I absolutely love it! I can’t wait to enjoy summer. Very sturdy and good quality.

Awesome chairs for larger individuals, very comfy fit.

These chairs are incredible for tall people. I did a ton of research on size, support, durability, and price and these were the top of the lot. They allowed me (5’11”) and my husband (6’5”) to sit comfortably the fire on our camping trip for hours! I was even able to sit cross legged!

Easy to open and close. Comfortable to sit in, especially if larger or taller built. Good value for money.While transportable and has carry case and straps, I’d consider this more for concert or barbecue use than true hiking purposes.

Very sturdy and very comfortable chair. Great for us big guys. The locking feature and carry strap means you can tote the chair around and not have to fight with the carrying bag - and we all know what a hassle that can be. The strap could be a little longer, and be aware that it's about 3 lbs heavier than the standard (and also very comfortable) size chair. I like it.

This chair is sturdy and well made and has held up well. I wanted something with a wider seat and that was comfortable while providing air flow through the material and this chair fit all the qualities I was looking for. One of the best foldable chairs I have found.

I've had these for about a week now and really like them.A few things to know:PROS— They are built with strong steel tubes and that makes them sturdy but also HEAVY (at least, when compared to normal folding chairs).— They sit a bit funny. The back of the seat is lower than the front, making it raise your knees. I'm 6'1" and it makes my feet light on the ground. Not *off* the ground, but barely touching.— The color is fantastic. We got the green ones and they're bright and beautiful.— They have both a bag and a carry strap attached to the chair itself. You can choose to bag 'em or carry them without stowing them in the bag.CONS— They don't stand up when folded. The font legs and the back legs are not on the same plane, so it tilts forward and falls when collapsed. I just leave them sitting normally on the ground until *everything* else is ready to go then I can fold them and go.— The locking mechanism (holds the chair closed when closed and open when open) can be finicky, but it does work.I would definitely buy these again, so long as they hold up. If it's been a few months since June 2025 and this review hasn't been updated, you can assume they help up as well as I expect them to.A+ product

I've owned a few Kijaro chairs over the past several years, not including this one. I've frequently been an advocate for their products to friends and family.If I were to keep the current one, I'd be on my 3rd XXL dual lock chair in the span of around 10 years... but sadly it's going back, even after requesting a replacement.The good: The XXL doesn't sag at all when you sit on it. It's got a comfortable, but firm seat. The recline is comfortable but not too upright or far back. The back is also fairly high, so if you're a little taller then your shoulders will mostly rest on the back of the seat rather than be exposed like most chairs. You can comfortably slouch a little bit in the chair to give yourself a headrest too.The bad: The quality of Kijaro's products have gone down significantly over the past 10-ish years. My first chair lasted over 7 years, and that includes taking it to the beach several times and submerging the legs in water. It served as both a beach chair and a camping chair for many trips. It finally had to be put down due to poor handling on my part; putting it away wet and forgetting about it, leading to mold growth. The second XXL chair lasted a short 2 seasons, quickly growing rust in all the rivets, and finally snapping when trying to open it due to the lock feature being stuck constantly and the rust just overtaking the metal. It's clear that Kijaro stopped using any kind of rust inhibitor, or just started using a coating that wasn't rust resistant.The third XXL chair I'd ordered came with so many loose threads, loose and bent cup holders, and a lock that was difficult to secure and unlock. Thinking this was a fluke, I ordered a replacement, only to find the same issues on my replacement chair. As such, they're both going back and I'll stop buying and recommending Kijaro products for the time being.It's a shame that this used to be the PERFECT chair, but I can't see investing money in a chair that's now being delivered to customers in such a poorly built state.