Folding Adirondack Patio Chair with Cup Holder, Weather-Resistant HDPE, Grey

I recently upgraded my patio with this grey Adirondack chair, and honestly, I’m kind of kicking myself for not doing it sooner! The thing is built like a tank – it’s made from this HDPE material that’s way more durable than my old wooden chairs that kept splintering every season. What surprised me was how it has a bit of give to it – like, it flexes slightly when you sit down but bounces right back to shape. It’s pretty sturdy too – my brother-in-law who’s close to 300 pounds sat in it during our last BBQ, and it didn’t even creak (the weight limit is 350 pounds, so no worries there).
Living in Florida, I needed something that wouldn’t fall apart after one hurricane season, you know? This chair has apparently passed some fancy SGS lab test for durability. All I know is we had some wicked storms last month, and while my neighbor’s plastic chairs ended up in the next county, this thing didn’t budge! The grey color hasn’t faded at all despite sitting in direct sunlight most days. To be fair, I’ve only had it for about 3 months, but it still looks brand new. Clean-up is super easy too – just wipe it down with a wet cloth and you’re good to go.
The comfort level is not bad at all! The backrest sits at this 103° angle which feels just right for my back – not too upright, not too reclined. I’m 6’2″ and finding comfortable outdoor furniture has always been a nightmare, but this chair’s 20-inch width gives me plenty of room. The seat height (14 inches) is perfect for my long legs, and I don’t feel like I’m doing squats every time I try to get up!
One feature I absolutely love is the cup holder on the right armrest. It’s about 3.5 inches across and fits my morning coffee mug perfectly. The armrests themselves are nice and wide (5 inches), which is great for balancing my phone or a small plate of snacks while I’m relaxing.
Here’s what really sold me though – this thing folds up! My storage shed is already packed with holiday decorations my wife refuses to part with, so being able to fold this chair down to just 6 inches thick is a game-changer. You just pull out these little pins on each side, and the whole thing collapses in seconds. I took it to my buddy’s lake house last weekend, and it fit in my trunk with room to spare.
Assembly wasn’t too painful either. It took me maybe 25 minutes to put together while watching the game. All the hardware was included, and the instructions were actually helpful for once. Lining up the pins with the holes was easier than I expected – you just pull the armrest forward a bit and they slide right in.