Browning Camping Directors Chair XT
April 24, 2019 - Comment
The Directors Chair XT (Extra Tall seat height) is composed of a sturdy powder coated aluminum frame, making a well-built, strong chair that you can count on when you’re enjoying the great outdoors. It folds flat for easy storage and transporting and “pops” back open when you’re ready to sit down and rest. The padded armrests, wide seat, and tall back provide maximum comfort time and time again. SKU#: 8532121
Product Features
- Pro-Tec powder coated aluminum/steel hybrid frame for added strength and durability
- Easily folds flat, making transporting and storing a breeze
- Padded armrests, wide seat, tall back and flip-down footrest provides all your sitting needs
- The Directors Chair XT is on our best sellers list
- Dimensions: 25″ W x 13″ D x 39″ H, Weight: 9 lbs., Weight Capacity: 325 lbs.
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better than hoped I cant use standard folding chairs anymore due to bad knees and about 100lbs too heavy. When this chair arrived I was surprised by the quality. I looked at every joint upside down and backwards and couldn.t find a single flaw.. It is comfortable too. The seat is wide and does not give that sinking feeling so many have. It is also very sturdy, not a hint of wiggle. I may lose my curmudgeon license for this review but I love this chair and highly recommend it.
Has it’s strong AND weak points. Strong chair! I needed a comfortable, stable, lightweight chair for my hobby/workbench that can be used for hours at a time. As far as the weight rating is concerned, it’s built well enough to hold The HULK. The backrest is lower than I would have liked (I’m 5′-7″ tall), and REALLY feels more like a strap than a backrest after a very short time. And old, fluffy bath towel over the strap (with wife’s permission slip) worked wonders on that.Retired kitchen chair seating pad keeps seat…
Worthwhile purchase for tall folks Bought this for booth seating at merchant fairs. Nice and tall, which makes it easy to get out of as I have bad knees and hips (I am also tall, so getting into the chair isn’t bad at all. The problem I usually have with folding chairs is they are so squat that getting up again is a two-person process; with the Browning chair I can stand on my own every time.Now, the edge of the crossbars press into the back of my thighs after a while, but since I usually use a coxyx cushion I think…