KingCamp LEMON C10 Padded Butterfly Folding Camping Chair

We have a cabin in the woods, and I got one of these for the deck. Quickly, it became clear that everyone wanted their own, so now we're up to four of them, and have set up one as a comfy chair in a reading nook. Super comfy, seems very durable, and would be great for car camping, beach, or at home use.

I knew it was oversized when I purchased it but not it really is oversized! Much larger than I expected.
Easy to set up and super comfortable to sit in.
To pack it you take the cushion off the frame and wrap it around the frame and use the Velcro straps to hold it around the frame. It is NOT easy to get it back in the bag. My hands hurt from trying to pull the bag on. I wrapped it as tight as I could. It would be nice if there was a little spare room in the bag so that if you can’t get it wrapped as tightly as they do in the factory you could easily slip it back in the bag. It isn’t a chair you can “make a quick getaway” with if it starts pouring, takes a second to wrap it up and in my case a little bit of time to actually get it back in the bag. Honestly it’s my only complaint. It’s a really nice, really comfortable chair. I just wish the storage bag was a little larger.

This chair is a real powerhouse. It is comfortably oversized, for oversized people. It's super easy to set up, and a little more difficult to break down. I kind of wish that it had arms, but even without them, this chair will be a lot more comfortable to sit in than the seats of my bus while I'm on a charter.

This is a very nice camping chair. It is large and spacious. The padding is very comfortable and soft. It’s easy to set up. The chair frame and pad are separate. I did have a small amount of difficulty fitting the chair pockets over the chair posts while assembling this. After testing it out, the chair does hold 300 pounds. It comes with a sturdy carrying bag with a shoulder strap. It’s a little difficult to squish the chair back into the carry-bag. It comes with Velcro straps to help with this, but the straps aren’t attached to anything, so it’s easy to lose them. I would prefer if the Velcro straps were sewn onto the chair pad. It packs down pretty small compared to how big it folds out, but it’s still a pretty big thing to carry. It also takes up much more space in the car than a regular camping chair.
What I don’t like is that there are no armrests on this chair. It’s very comfortable, but would be more comfortable with arm rests. A cup holder would also be nice, but isn’t essential. This chair is heavy; you wouldn’t want to carry it for long distances. It would be great for a camping trip where you plan to stay in the same campsite the whole time.
I’m pretty pleased with the chair’s comfort level. It’s a luxurious camping accessory.

When I saw another KingCamp chair on my list of items to review, I didn't hesitate because we have had a great experience with our first KingCamp chair. The first one is a bit more of a traditional camping/folding chair, ie: no extra cushion to deal. It's a bit on the heavy side but comfortable and durable.

This oversized padded KingCamp chair is just as robust, also heavy but is even more comfortable than our first! It does take a little more effort to set up because the oversized cushion is a separate piece but if you are staying for a good amount of time, it's totally worth having with you. To be clear, it's not difficult to set up but it does take a bit more effort. We keep our chairs in our RV so they don't have to get carried around too much but when they do need to carry them, we don't hesitate to take them with us because of how robust and comfortable they are.

Fit and finish of the KingCamp chairs are top-notch. The metal frames are coated in some sort of textured paint which I presume helps to prevent corrosion, etc. The plastic pivot pieces on the frame feel durable and strong. The cushion is wrapped in what feels like a very durable fabric (only time will tell) and of course, is super comfortable.

For many, the weight of the chair may be an issue but we look past the weight hoping its durability will benefit more in the long run.