In reply to Post #30
It is and no dead legs or arse after an hour sat on it,that little lumbar support is a brilliant idea too.The little bag comes in very handy and at night can clip it to your solar bedchair
It is and no dead legs or arse after an hour sat on it,that little lumbar support is a brilliant idea too.The little bag comes in very handy and at night can clip it to your solar bedchair
In reply to Post #31
My sp bedchair came with the same pouch that clips on 👍🏻
My sp bedchair came with the same pouch that clips on 👍🏻
In reply to Post #32
Yeah and mine but only carry the one
Yeah and mine but only carry the one
In reply to Post #33
Big thanks to all for recommending the solar sp low chair came today what a chair lumber support and clip on bag included it's so comfortable and feels solid sat on trakker not in same league
Big thanks to all for recommending the solar sp low chair came today what a chair lumber support and clip on bag included it's so comfortable and feels solid sat on trakker not in same league
In reply to Post #34
The build quality is worth the extra weight imo
The build quality is worth the extra weight imo
In reply to Post #35
I would much rather lug a couple of extra kilos around for a chair thats going to last than some light weight inferior ***** 👍🏻
I would much rather lug a couple of extra kilos around for a chair thats going to last than some light weight inferior ***** 👍🏻
In reply to Post #36
Enjoy m8,so comfy,😎
Enjoy m8,so comfy,😎
In reply to Post #37
👍🏻 The wife has already asked if she can borrow it for her camping trip after sitting on it, she wants one now.
👍🏻 The wife has already asked if she can borrow it for her camping trip after sitting on it, she wants one now.
In reply to Post #38
I've been following this thread with interest . I have had for many years a JRC x-lite recliner and was thinking of upgrading . I was thinking of the fox duralite but it seems that the solar sp is the way to go . It's a little heavier than what I'd probably look at but seems when you weigh it up against the comfort factor , might be worth the little extra weight - I'm not getting any younger 🤣 . As I haven't got my JRC to hand I was wondering how the seat height of the solar sp low compares if anyone can help please.
I've been following this thread with interest . I have had for many years a JRC x-lite recliner and was thinking of upgrading . I was thinking of the fox duralite but it seems that the solar sp is the way to go . It's a little heavier than what I'd probably look at but seems when you weigh it up against the comfort factor , might be worth the little extra weight - I'm not getting any younger 🤣 . As I haven't got my JRC to hand I was wondering how the seat height of the solar sp low compares if anyone can help please.
In reply to Post #39
Im 6'3 and its not to low for me. The back is high enough to rest my head against as well when i lay back so its the perfect size 👍🏻
Im 6'3 and its not to low for me. The back is high enough to rest my head against as well when i lay back so its the perfect size 👍🏻
In reply to Post #39
I have the fox duralite it's very light but it's small and front legs don't adjust high enough if on slope I always feel I am leaning forward I've put wood under front legs to make it lean back I got the solar the other day used it the other night different world the back could be a bit higher but then it might not fit my brolly
I have the fox duralite it's very light but it's small and front legs don't adjust high enough if on slope I always feel I am leaning forward I've put wood under front legs to make it lean back I got the solar the other day used it the other night different world the back could be a bit higher but then it might not fit my brolly
In reply to Post #41
were is t £102
were is t £102
In reply to Post #42
Amazon, but there now £120 so i timed it just right. Been sat in the garden on it today and the lumbar support makes a brilliant pillow when its reclined.
Amazon, but there now £120 so i timed it just right. Been sat in the garden on it today and the lumbar support makes a brilliant pillow when its reclined.
In reply to Post #43
I just picked up an advanta CCX recliner chair , with arms. Very comfortable, well worth a look, touch heavy compared to tracker one but hopefully won't fall to bits like one 😂😂
I just picked up an advanta CCX recliner chair , with arms. Very comfortable, well worth a look, touch heavy compared to tracker one but hopefully won't fall to bits like one 😂😂
In reply to Post #44
Another vote for the solar sp c tech . Using it today for the first time in the low version . It adjusts to a good height if needed and is extremely well made and comfortable. Incidentally, I'm using it without the lumbar pad which seems comfy . I finally decided to get the solar which was a couple of kilos heavier over perhaps a lighter chair as I'm not getting any younger 🤣 so glad I did . If I wanted to be really picky the back rest could do with being 3-4 inch's higher but this isn't really a problem.
Another vote for the solar sp c tech . Using it today for the first time in the low version . It adjusts to a good height if needed and is extremely well made and comfortable. Incidentally, I'm using it without the lumbar pad which seems comfy . I finally decided to get the solar which was a couple of kilos heavier over perhaps a lighter chair as I'm not getting any younger 🤣 so glad I did . If I wanted to be really picky the back rest could do with being 3-4 inch's higher but this isn't really a problem.