The two pack comes fully assembled and is shipped in one box highlighting how effectively they fold. Upon unboxing and merely putting the drink trays on, we were sitting and enjoying in a minute. I am tall and 205lbs and it was very comfortable and sturdy with several sitting positions to choose.

I like the adjustable stops , so you can limit the degree of rock. Very comfortable, actually slept in one a couple nights

Got this as a gift for my son. He really liked it. I sat in it and it is definitely comfortable. Love that it can rock and also has a cup holder.

We had a zero gravity swing that was "meh" after one year. The rust and the seat fabric started to rip so we went with these individual chairs.The chairs are comfortable, don't make you think you are going to tip over backwards, and dry relatively quickly after the rain.The kids like them and the with an umbrella, my wife and I can sit for hours.

This was a gift to my dad who has walking issues, hard to get up and down from a chair. This was perfect for his front porch. Comfortable and still in great shape color wise, quality.

This is heavy. They said it would be. But the manipulations and gee-gaws one must deal with to open/fold or convert from standing to rocking, well...it isn't intuitive! The little pins that lock the front legs to the lower rockers are not the easiest to assemble/disassemble.Also, the rings that lock/unlock the reclining mechanism aren't for small hands. The easiest way to work them is to grasp the lower seat frame with the fingers and then insert the thumb into the rings, then squeeze. This works OK for adult hands, but younger/smaller hands won't be able to make the span between frame and rings, leaving the only choice: fight with each ring separately or find a way to leverage the rings to unlock/relock them. I can't help but wonder if a more straightforward lever like one on a bicycle derailleur hub or whatever might not be the better way to go?Update after a month's use...A very comfortable device, even in direct sun. The seating material is strong and suspended from the frame by grommeted cord that allows the material to move as I do. I don't/probably won't use it as a rocker, so I can't review that feature. But overall with a couple of exceptions, the recliner/rocker is quite comfortable and seems durable even after being caught in a downpour or two. It dries quickly, to boot.Now the exceptions, and they're the add-on caddy/drink holder and the plastic footrest tubular cover. The former is clearly an afterthought and can't be installed securely on the frame where it's designed to fit. It conflicts with the mounting between the seat frame and leg frame and whether on the left or right, it simply isn't well designed. If it were made to sit a couple of cm's (an inch) above that mounting, it just might be a winner. As it is, I wouldn't trust it with an expensive cell phone or an open drink.The latter, the plastic 3/4 tube that covers the footrest, pops off easily whenever I try to recline the seat. One naturally tends to press with both feet on the footrest to force the recliner into a back and down position. This often causes that tube to pop loose from the footrest bar. It can be snapped back on, but it won't be long before the nipples that are meant to hold it to the footrest are gone. What ever happened to good-old-fashioned anodized, color-matching pop rivets?But if you're willing to use a separate table for drinks, phone, etc. and can do without the inevitably destroyed footrest cover, the Sunny ?rock-liner" is a good bet. Oh, and as a final assembly step, take a 7/64" or 4mm Allen wrench or T-handle and tighten all of the leg braces and brackets, or you may wind up missing some nuts/bolts after a bit of usage.Update #2 after a year: a simple issue with the headrest that keeps sliding down and won't stay put. The addition of "hook and loop" straps right where the existing headrest band loops around the frame on each side to pinch the band enough to make it snug around the frame, but still up/down adjustable. One can use aftermarket "Velcro" to make one's own as I did, but a nice touch would be to include two ca. three-inch weather-resistant "self-adhering" (but not to clothes!) straps with the chair--a simple, low-cost touch that would be very appreciated, especially if they are either black or color-matching..I can only wish that there were a simple fix for the virtually useless side tray!

Received in 1 day. Extremely comfortable and I love that I can go from rocking to stationary with just a flip of the legs. The tray is a little on a slant but it works. The pillow adds extra comfort. I also love that it has a locking mechanism on the handles so you can lock your position and don’t have to go from sitting up to laying down. There are many positions in between.

The foot/bottom of the actual chair hits the ground when it is not in the reclined position! This is NOT a Rocking Chair!!! If slightly reclined it can rock back and when you come forward that foot section hits the ground! If that part was 2-3 inches shorter it could rock when sitting. When it's in the zero-g position it will rock if you heave your body forward which is very awkward and it immediately stops back in that zero-g reclined position. The overall comfort is fair but not great. It does seem to be well made except the plastic covering at the foot rest comes off every time if you have shoes on, it's barely attached and there's nothing to really hold it in place. Since it does not rock the rocker-feet are pointless and only make the footprint bigger. Very Disappointed! If you want a chair that actually rocks stay away from this one!!!