You don't have permission to access "http://www.homedepot.com/p/Ostrich-3-in-1-Blue-Aluminum-Folding-Beach-Chair-3N1-1001B/311741444" on this server. We sent our East and West Coast testers to the beach with beach chairs to try out. We had them carry the chairs from their cars (or even the subway) to the beach and lounge in each chair for multiple hours. Our testers used the chairs for seaside picnic date nights and family beach days to test each chair for portability, ease of use, comfort, and durability.

In our selection, you’ll find comfortable, stylish, indulgent and modest armchairs to suit your needs. Most are available in multiple sizes, styles, designs and colours. The many different types of armchair If you’re looking for a chair that can be used for a range of activities, the Kijaro Coast Folding Beach Sling Chair is a solid option. It sits higher up than the common low-profile beach chair, and our tester said it’s “high enough off the ground that I'm sitting comfortably, and low enough that I can recline nicely.” While the chair might be too bulky for a child to easily carry it, the chair folds up and fits into a carrier bag that makes it easier to transport, and there were no issues with unfolding the chair for the first time. The chair includes several built-in accessories like two cup holders, a cooler on the armrest that can fit up to six 12-ounce cans, and a headrest pillow—all of which are ideal accessories for game days, lawn concerts, or trips to the beach. In testing, we thought the beach chair was well built, with our tester noting that it’s “one of those chairs you'll have for a couple decades.”

Sport Brella Recliner Beach Chair: This chair sat too low, with our tester saying that they “can’t imagine” this chair being comfortable anywhere besides the beach, because you have to keep your legs extended in the sand, otherwise your knees would be in your face. Aluminum is a common material in beach chairs, so rusting can be a common occurrence. To prolong the life of your beach chairs, keeping them in a dry, covered area can prevent tarnishing. After using your beach chairs, leave them out to dry when you get home, before putting them away in storage. Storage & organisation Furniture Christmas Shop Textiles Kitchenware & tableware Kitchens Lighting Decoration Beds & mattresses Rugs, mats & flooring Baby & children Smart home Bathroom products Laundry & cleaning Plants & plant pots Home electronics Working from home Home improvement Outdoor living Food & beverages Shop by room

If your chair doesn't have removable covers, you can try cleaning the stain with a damp cloth. Use together with some upholstery shampoo for particularly stubborn stains. Once you've found your new armchair, make sure to read the care instructions for more tips on how to take care of it. Add cushions and blanketsAccidents happen. And spilling food or drink in an armchair could leave an irritating stain in the fabric. To combat this, several of our armchairs and recliners have a removable cover, which mean you can just throw it in the washing machine to remove the stain. We tested 26 beach chairs at the actual beach to rate portability, ease of use, comfort, and durability. The chairs were used for lounging oceanside, beach picnics, and family day trips to the water. Coleman Utopia Breeze Beach Chair: While Coleman is a staple brand for outdoor gear, this beach chair’s height wasn’t low enough or high enough from the ground, making it an awkward and uncomfortable chair to sit in.