I'm considering buying the Nash Indulgence Ultralite chair. It's not the lightest of the small chairs but so far I found it to be the most comfy. Does anybody on here have any experience with this chair?
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Very comfy chair.
Clips to my Korum backpack without issue and still comfortable on my back.
Only minor negatives are no locking clips when you unfold it like some other chairs have so it can collapse at the back if you move backwards and forwards in a certain way. It's happened once or twice when on a slight slope. The spring loaded adjustable legs can also pop out randomly sometimes.
Very comfy chair.
Clips to my Korum backpack without issue and still comfortable on my back.
Only minor negatives are no locking clips when you unfold it like some other chairs have so it can collapse at the back if you move backwards and forwards in a certain way. It's happened once or twice when on a slight slope. The spring loaded adjustable legs can also pop out randomly sometimes.
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Thanks for your reply. It seems a decent chair despite the minor negatives.
Thanks for your reply. It seems a decent chair despite the minor negatives.
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My first one of these lasted many, many years. I've had my latest one for about three years and it has one nice improvement over the original. If you fold the back legs up, but extend the front legs, you can use it as a bed buddy type of thing. The frame will span a standard width bedchair.
Personally I found both sets of legs far too easy fold/unfold, which could lead to an unintended folding/collapse. This was simply remedied by tightening the nuts and bolts on the hinges.
The spring loaded legs are a bit of a pain in the arse at times, I haven't come up with a solution for that yet.
My first one of these lasted many, many years. I've had my latest one for about three years and it has one nice improvement over the original. If you fold the back legs up, but extend the front legs, you can use it as a bed buddy type of thing. The frame will span a standard width bedchair.
Personally I found both sets of legs far too easy fold/unfold, which could lead to an unintended folding/collapse. This was simply remedied by tightening the nuts and bolts on the hinges.
The spring loaded legs are a bit of a pain in the arse at times, I haven't come up with a solution for that yet.