While I was shopping for some extra outdoor seating at Costco I tried out the Timber Ridge Zero Gravity Lounger. The recliner looked sturdy and was quite comfortable but I decided that it wasn’t the right option for me.
Key Features
The Zero Gravity Lounger has an adjustable recline that almost reaches a full horizontal position. The chair has two levers, one underneath each arm rest, that lock the chair into the desired recline position.
This is a slightly oversized chair that has a seat width of about 20 inches and can support up to 350 pounds.
The chair is constructed of powder coated aluminum frame that will will never rust and a thick, padded polyester body. The chair has a built-in adjustable head rest as well as a side table that includes holders for your coffee cup and phone.
When the lounger is set up it has dimensions of 43 x 20 x 21 inches and it collapses down to 31 x 38 x 7 inches.
The chair weighs approximately 22 pounds and, when fully collapsed, should easily fit in you car trunk.
Why I Did Not Buy Them
I was looking for some extra seating for our back deck that I could set up when we had extra guests come over.
While I thought the lounger was much more comfortable than the swinging hammock chairs that Costco was also selling, I also thought that the lounger was a little too oversized for my needs. I am not a small guy but it still felt like the lounger was swallowing me up!
Another issue with the size of the lounger is that it wasn’t particularly easy to collapse and carry. I wasn’t excited about the thought of taking the chairs down and hauling them into our extra bedroom for storage.
I ended up buying a couple of the Timber Ridge Director’s Chairs instead as they were much more portable and still comfortable.
Costco Value
The Timber Ridge Zero Gravity Lounger has an in store warehouse price of $89.99.
I found essentially the same chair from the big online realtor for $149 which means you will save about $60 if you buy it at Costco.
I think that this is a fine lounger at a great price but it simply wasn’t the right product for me.
