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JimK-NY

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Posted: 08/28/22 03:02pm

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We used zero gravity chairs for the first couple of years. Unfortunately the only good spot I had to carry them was hanging from ladder brackets. They were heavy and a real nuisance to get up and down. They did not get anywhere near as much use as we anticipated. There were other downsides such as really difficult to use near a campfire and really difficult to use when trying to eat. Finally we got rid of them and switched to light weight folding aluminum chairs. They work great but not for taking naps. We do have a couple of small hammocks that get occasional use for heavy duty napping.

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Posted: 09/01/22 02:21pm

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