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Easy to set up and barely noticeable in your pack, the NEMO Moonlite reclining camp chair is a go-to for every adventure—from backyard barbecues and picnics in the park to camping in the mountains.
Features
Multiposition reclining system allows you to lean forward or kick back and relax
An inclusive seat height and extremely durable frame makes the Moonlite comfortable, supportive, and easy to get in and out of for folks of all sizes
Seamless seat construction is made possible by custom-engineered mesh that conforms to your body when you sit
Intuitive design makes assembly a breeze with shockcord throughout the frame and ball-and-socket snap connectors
High-quality, well-fitting hardware builds confidence and offers a sleek aesthetic
Premium, forged 6061 aluminum hubs and tubular 7001 aluminum frame are refined, lightweight and sturdy
Circular and oval tubular aluminum poles offer a just-right blend of rigidity and flexibility for rock-solid support
100% postconsumer recycled materials are used to build asymmetric mesh, edge binding, webbing and ball-and-socket connection panels
Asymmetrical mesh and reclining hardware are bluesign® approved
Includes a compact carrying case; total weight of chair with carry case is 2 lbs. 2 oz.
Protected by the NEMO lifetime warranty
Imported.
How to Choose a Camp Chair
How will you use the chair?
If you plan to take it backpacking, weight and packed size are key.
For car camping, picnicking, or sitting in your backyard, pick a premium chair that’s bigger and as plush as you’d like.
Chairs for backpackers
Camp stools: the lightest and simplest option of all— light but with no back rest.
Two-legged chairs: Your feet act as the front feet of the chair, which saves weight and lets you rock a little.
Pick a camp chair style
Classic camp chair: has four legs, a straight back and a flat seat. Afforable, stable and typically high enough to sit down and stand up with ease.
Low chair: a chair with four short legs that’s good on uneven ground.
Suspended chair: a newer, more pricey style; sitter suspends from the chair frame.
Scoop chair: resembles a sling. Good compromise between lightness and comfort.
Other features to consider:
Price often reflects the quality of the frame and fabric material.
Pay attention to extras such as cup holders, footrests, head and lumbar pads.
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