Chairs, RV Mats, good online store?

[GRINGOandTICA]

Anyone like their Zero Gravity chairs? Any chair recommendations that recline? What size RV mat are you using with a 19'? Is there a better place to to catch an online sale than CW?

[Fox hunt]

love the tilting chairs i don't like the room they take up when traveling but wouldn't give mine up.

[GRINGOandTICA]

Originally Posted by Fox hunt

love the tilting chairs i don't like the room they take up when traveling but wouldn't give mine up.

How much space do they take up? Where do you store them? We currently just have two soccer parent bag chairs, they are nice but would like to upgrade.

[Fox hunt]

mine folds flat but will not fit in my storage box or and storage places in the trailer. I keep it in the living space in the trailer. I like to keep as little stuff stored in the living area as possible but my chair and my outdoor mat will not fit anywhere else. I bought a very large outdoor mat - should have bought one a little smaller then it wold have fit in a hatch or storage box. My Weber grill, camp fire in a can, and small cooler go in my Highlander.

[padlin]

Got my mat here.
https://www.rvawningmats.com/
9 years fairly hard use and still going.

[Ron in BC]

Love my zero gravity chair, wouldn't leave home without it. But I really wish there was an aluminum frame alternative.

Ron

[escape artist]

Originally Posted by Ron in BC

Love my zero gravity chair, wouldn't leave home without it. But I really wish there was an aluminum frame alternative.

Ron

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escape artist N.S. of Lake Erie

[GRINGOandTICA]

Originally Posted by padlin

Got my mat here.
https://www.rvawningmats.com/
9 years fairly hard use and still going.

Almost all the inventory is out of stock. What size do you use?

[Fox hunt]

I got my mat at camping world they had several sizes and many colors the plastic woven ones wear like iron and are pretty in expensive also very light and water goes right through them. You can get them lots of places lots of variety on line.

[Fox hunt]

The prices of zero gravity chairs has really gone down 60-75$ lots of competition. I got mine a Cabelas but you can get them many places. Just saw one that was only 5pds.

[kmart]

We have a 6x8 mat that we use outside. We could go bigger but find that often in established campsites you are limited in how much flat space you have outside your door. Also, this way the entire mat sits nicely under the awning for rainy days. And when rolled up it fits easily in the under the bed storage accessed from the outside.

I don't remember where we picked it up, probably a Fred Meyer or Target type of store.

Kelly

[padlin]

Originally Posted by GRINGOandTICA

Almost all the inventory is out of stock. What size do you use?

6x9 Mushroom Beige, which does indeed show Out Of Stock, don't know what to make of it. Guess you'd have to call and ask, 866-697-8628. It was probably 8 or 9 years ago we got ours.

[rbryan4]

Originally Posted by GRINGOandTICA

Anyone like their Zero Gravity chairs? Any chair recommendations that recline? What size RV mat are you using with a 19'? Is there a better place to to catch an online sale than CW?

We should buy stock in Amazon considering how many camping items we've bought from them. They have several different brands of zero gravity folding chairs in stock at prices that are hard to beat.

Amazon.com : Outsunny Zero Gravity Recliner Lounge Patio Pool Chair, Black : Patio, Lawn & Garden

Amazon.com : Best Choice Products® Zero Gravity Chairs Tan Lounge Patio Chairs Folding Outdoor Yard Beach New : Patio, Lawn & Garden


http://www.amazon.com/Caravan-Sports...+folding+chair

We also picked up our C-Gear sand free mat there (10 x 10), which we really like, although it looks like they no longer stock our size.

[Daubsy]

I don't have experience with zero gravity chairs. I got a Helinox One chair as a gift, and bought another one for the wife at a discount. They are expensive, but very comfortable, sturdy and ultra lightweight. I can store them easily in the overhead cabinets, or pack them up in a bag for those long hikes.

[Dave Walter]

Originally Posted by Daubsy

I don't have experience with zero gravity chairs. I got a Helinox One chair as a gift, and bought another one for the wife at a discount. They are expensive, but very comfortable, sturdy and ultra lightweight. I can store them easily in the overhead cabinets, or pack them up in a bag for those long hikes.

I use a Helinox chair for canoe camping, but for the Escape, I keep four folding chairs in the exterior hatch.

[Jim Bennett]

I bought a 12x7 Dometic Patty-O-Mat, though I don't remember where now. It fits perfectly under the 19 awning. It is very tough, and water goes through nicely. Not cheap at just over $100, but worth it in my books. My brother still regularly uses one I bought for a previous trailer a dozen years ago, and it still looks great.

For chairs we use Kermit chairs. They are very well built, pack into a small size, have removable leg extensions so work great as festival chairs when needed, and come along with us on canoe trips (sans feet). I can't say enough good about them.
Kermit Chair Company | The Original Touring Chair

I have a zero gravity chair, and while I find it comfortable, it would be a very rare occasion to actually bring it along. They are way to big and heavy for my liking. It is rare for me to be just sitting around lounging outside, though they are great if you like to do this, plus they don't work around a campfire very well either. Who knows, maybe in 20 years or so when I get old(er).