They are made out of smaller tubing than my chair I bought at a brick and mortar store. They are very short! I've3 read some answered questions here that state people who are 6 feet tall think they fit just fine. All I can think is that the manufacturer cheapened the chairs since those reviews were written a year ago. My husband is 5'7" and his feet hang over the end of the chair when it's reclined. ALSO, this chair does not recline back as far as real zero gravity chairs! I didn't want to pay to ship them back, so I'm stuck with them. I went shopping and found good ones with sturdy frames and a standard length. Guess I can give one to my nine year old granddaughter. They really do seem like they should be labeled and sold as youth chairs. :-(

We got these in the mail about 2 weeks ago. Took them both out of the box and they are quite heavy for me.
After seeing other bad reviews on here about parts of the chair being rusted or bolts or screws not tightened, I went over these chairs with a fine tooth comb. There was NO rust or lose scews or bolts.

My husband is over 6 ft and weighs about 250 lbs. He fit into his chair comfortably. No bending of the legs of the chair or anything of the sort.

Now we will be taking them camping to the coast. We know they will start to show rust. The best way to keep this from happening too soon we spray Free lubricant on the working parts or metal parts. Also wash the chairs off good of any salt water or sand. Then spray them again with Free lubricant or wd40. It will help any metal frame chair to last longer.

I bought a chair from big lots to take out on the beach for 20 bucks. I do the same with that chair with the lubricant spray and its been down to the gulf on the beach for the last 3 years. It has no rust on it yet.

Great chairs for the price. And they DO come with cup holders if that is important for some people.
Thr material is made of strong mesh that doesn't feel cheap at all. The frame seems very sturdy. Photos enclosed with this review.

I loved these chairs when we first set them up. They looked sleek and stylish and matched our outdoor decor. We noticed right away that they didn't recline as far back as other zero gravity chairs, but we figured we could live with it.

However, both of the chairs began rusting merely two days after setting them up outside. Each connecting point with the rope on the seat is rusted, as well as the sections that fold. It's becoming more and more noticeable. Very upsetting after doing so much research to find quality chairs in a particular color.

These chairs looked nice when I got them and are comfortable, but they are rusting after only a month on my back porch. The rust showed up at the points where the frame is welded to the pieces that hold the seat and at the hinge joints. When we tried to transport them to an event, rusty water dripped out all over us and all over the car. It seems inappropriate to complain too much because I have seen similar chairs for four times the price (I paid $64 for two), but the more expensive, higher quality options are probably worth the extra cost. This one may not be presentable enough to use after only one season.

Update: The bolts holding the arm rests in place came out after the second month because the lock nuts are stripped. We went to the hardware store to buy replacement nuts, but the replacements are bigger and don't fit in the housing, so we couldn't re-attach the arms.

No rust on mine they look good an function as expected. One caveat, they are smaller than my old one. I'm 5'9" and I fit good but if you're over 6' you might have some comfort issues. Also they don't seem to lay back quite as far as my old ones. Still a great bargain