Zero-Gravity chair-inexpensive option
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>Char, isn’t the trundle bed where our forefathers put the babies….it >slipped under the regular bed then at bedtime it was pulled out for the >baby or little kid slept in it? donnah
Yes, although there are modern versions that turn a single bed into a double bed. Char "Remember, I’m pulling for ya’. We’re all in this together." Red Green
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I have no comment on the chairs themselves, as I feel such things are very individual. However, I DO suggest waiting until after July 4 or so to place an order. Traditionally patio furniture (or camping or lawn furniture) is seasonal and the season ends with a gigantic bang on July 4. After that, you may well find huge sales with large price reductions. I know, you’re not thinking of these chairs as patio furniture, but if there are some that qualify as that kind of classification, you may get a pleasant surprise in the price with a little strategy. (I’ve only been in the furniture business for my whole life 
) Best regards,
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That’s it: LaFuma! Those are what I have. They were sold as lawn chairs at Home Depot and Rona. But I agree, they are not at all like the standard lawn chairs; they are stable and well built. They can be locked at any position, but most of the time the locking isn’t needed ’cause they are so well balanced. Margo – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > I understand. Maybe you missed the difference in what we said — I said > just a folding *lawn* chair — you said a folding *lounge* chair. From what I > have seen they are different – very different. The links in Google that I > first clicked on were for *lawn* chairs. The pictures of the LaFuma chair do > not look like *lawn* chairs to me. The one at the Sports Authority did. That > is why I asked what I did. > A folding recliner that is a *lawn* chair would not be any of those things — > they are not stable at the very least. > it *is* a folding lounge chair, but the angle of the recline is considered > healthier and more comfortable for people with certain medical problems. > although I don’t think that it should cost so much because it’s not a piece > of furniture, at the time I bought I was willing to pay the price in order > to get the back relief. I don’t regret it. the cheaper ones may not be the > same quality though, and it is important that they are solid, stable, and > not flimsy. > here’s the google link for ‘neutral spine position’ if you want more info: > http://www.google.com/search?q=neutral+spine+position > > Or how about just what kind — that you found for $200 that is not just a > > folding lawn chair? > > > What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > > > Thanks, > > > Jim R. > > > >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that > my > > > >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > > > >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > > > >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > > > >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > > > >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > > > >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > > here’s > > > >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > > > >shopping. > > > >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > > > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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Gave my wife the Lafuma for mothers day a year ago. I sat in it once and told her I was going down stairs and order my fathers day gift. Like no other chair I have ever used they support your whole body. Always had back wile out camping. That is a thing of the past ( the backache ). Paul T
I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy shopping. http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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Char, isn’t the trundle bed where our forefathers put the babies….it slipped under the regular bed then at bedtime it was pulled out for the baby or little kid slept in it? donnah – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Ya know laying down in it >and >the thing closing up into the wall… > That is a Murphy bed. A trundle bed goes UNDER another bed. LOL > Char > "Remember, I’m pulling for ya’. > We’re all in this together." Red Green
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I understand. Maybe you missed the difference in what we said — I said just a folding *lawn* chair — you said a folding *lounge* chair. From what I have seen they are different – very different. The links in Google that I first clicked on were for *lawn* chairs. The pictures of the LaFuma chair do not look like *lawn* chairs to me. The one at the Sports Authority did. That is why I asked what I did. A folding recliner that is a *lawn* chair would not be any of those things — they are not stable at the very least.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> it *is* a folding lounge chair, but the angle of the recline is considered > healthier and more comfortable for people with certain medical problems. > although I don’t think that it should cost so much because it’s not a piece > of furniture, at the time I bought I was willing to pay the price in order > to get the back relief. I don’t regret it. the cheaper ones may not be the > same quality though, and it is important that they are solid, stable, and > not flimsy. > here’s the google link for ‘neutral spine position’ if you want more info: > http://www.google.com/search?q=neutral+spine+position > Or how about just what kind — that you found for $200 that is not just a > folding lawn chair? > > What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > > Thanks, > > Jim R. > > >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that > my > > >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > > >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > > >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > > >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > > >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > > >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > > >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > > >shopping. > > >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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>Ya know laying down in it >and >the thing closing up into the wall…
That is a Murphy bed. A trundle bed goes UNDER another bed. LOL Char "Remember, I’m pulling for ya’. We’re all in this together." Red Green
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Hi, I’m looking at the Camping World site for the anti-recliner "lawn" chair but not sure which one it is- there are several "folding recliners" listed there. There aren’t any photos showing them in the reclining position. http://www.campingworld.com/browse/categories/index.cfm?deptID=1&catI… ubOf=4 Maybe I will have to email or call Camping World. tks kim
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> the one I got was by LaFuma. after doing a search, I found that there are > loads of sales, different brands, and lots of competition. > just a thought: you can try out the zero gravity type chair at any back > store or I think even sharper image. I don’t know the difference in quality > between the cheaper folding versions and the LaFuma, but I’m thinking that > it cant be that different. a secure locking mechanism would be important > though. there is an x-large size which seems like it would be a comfortable > idea for anyone, and so far I’ve only seen that one in the campingworld.com > site, but it could be elsewhere too. > http://www.mybackstore.com/lafuma.html
http://www.comfortchannel.com/prod.itml/icOid/225?source=googleadword… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> http://www.foldingrecliners.com/recliners/recliners.html > http://www.backsmartplus.com/LaFumaChair.htm > What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > Thanks, > Jim R. > >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that > my > >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > >shopping. > >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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hi, you can tell them apart…the regular ones come straight out in the front. the zg ones curve down. > Hi, > I’m looking at the Camping World site for the anti-recliner > "lawn" chair but not sure which one it is- there are > several "folding recliners" listed there. There > aren’t any photos showing them in the reclining position.
http://www.campingworld.com/browse/categories/index.cfm?deptID=1&catI… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> ubOf=4 > Maybe I will have to email or call Camping World. > tks > kim > the one I got was by LaFuma. after doing a search, I found that there are > loads of sales, different brands, and lots of competition. > just a thought: you can try out the zero gravity type chair at any back > store or I think even sharper image. I don’t know the difference in > quality > between the cheaper folding versions and the LaFuma, but I’m thinking > that > it cant be that different. a secure locking mechanism would be important > though. there is an x-large size which seems like it would be a > comfortable > idea for anyone, and so far I’ve only seen that one in the > campingworld.com > site, but it could be elsewhere too. > http://www.mybackstore.com/lafuma.html
http://www.comfortchannel.com/prod.itml/icOid/225?source=googleadword… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> http://www.foldingrecliners.com/recliners/recliners.html > http://www.backsmartplus.com/LaFumaChair.htm > > What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > > Thanks, > > Jim R. > > >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that > my > > >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > > >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > > >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > > >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > > >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > > >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > > >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > > >shopping. > > >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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I have a picture in my mind of a trundle bed… Ya know laying down in it and the thing closing up into the wall… (that is only joking around here) Ronnie
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> the one I got was by LaFuma. after doing a search, I found that there are > loads of sales, different brands, and lots of competition. > just a thought: you can try out the zero gravity type chair at any back > store or I think even sharper image. I don’t know the difference in quality > between the cheaper folding versions and the LaFuma, but I’m thinking that > it cant be that different. a secure locking mechanism would be important > though. there is an x-large size which seems like it would be a comfortable > idea for anyone, and so far I’ve only seen that one in the campingworld.com > site, but it could be elsewhere too. > http://www.mybackstore.com/lafuma.html
http://www.comfortchannel.com/prod.itml/icOid/225?source=googleadword… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> http://www.foldingrecliners.com/recliners/recliners.html > http://www.backsmartplus.com/LaFumaChair.htm > What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > Thanks, > Jim R. > >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that > my > >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > >shopping. > >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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Or how about just what kind — that you found for $200 that is not just a folding lawn chair?
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > Thanks, > Jim R. >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy >shopping. >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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the one I got was by LaFuma. after doing a search, I found that there are loads of sales, different brands, and lots of competition. just a thought: you can try out the zero gravity type chair at any back store or I think even sharper image. I don’t know the difference in quality between the cheaper folding versions and the LaFuma, but I’m thinking that it cant be that different. a secure locking mechanism would be important though. there is an x-large size which seems like it would be a comfortable idea for anyone, and so far I’ve only seen that one in the campingworld.com site, but it could be elsewhere too. http://www.mybackstore.com/lafuma.html http://www.comfortchannel.com/prod.itml/icOid/225?source=googleadword… http://www.foldingrecliners.com/recliners/recliners.html http://www.backsmartplus.com/LaFumaChair.htm
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > Thanks, > Jim R. >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy >shopping. >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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it *is* a folding lounge chair, but the angle of the recline is considered healthier and more comfortable for people with certain medical problems. although I don’t think that it should cost so much because it’s not a piece of furniture, at the time I bought I was willing to pay the price in order to get the back relief. I don’t regret it. the cheaper ones may not be the same quality though, and it is important that they are solid, stable, and not flimsy. here’s the google link for ‘neutral spine position’ if you want more info: http://www.google.com/search?q=neutral+spine+position
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Or how about just what kind — that you found for $200 that is not just a > folding lawn chair? > What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > Thanks, > Jim R. > >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my > >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) > >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and > >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding > >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > >shopping. > >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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What is the link to the specific chair you bought? Thanks, Jim R. >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy >shopping. >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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Gotta now you are talking :-) If you had said beach chair (having lived on the water all my life until 3 months ago) I would have known what you meant. We have alot both for the beach and the boat. Thanks again for saying BC.. Ronnie
> campingworld–mixed in with the other regular ‘recliners’. we used to call > ‘em beach chairs….
http://www.campingworld.com/search/index.cfm?action=search&tcode=11&k… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> =recliner > Where’s the one for $59, please? > Editor > > the zero gravity chair is not the same as the garden variety lounge > chair. > > although the folding model is sold as one. > > it is different design, based on the biomechanical concept of ‘neutral > > spine posture", developed for NASA. the angle of the chair allows the > body > > to be in a position with the least possible stress on the > musculoskeletal > > system. > > I have back and neck pain and muscle fatigue, and sitting in regular > chairs > > often makes it worse. while I would love to have a contoured, massaging > > version, I still find that the basic model is one of the best > ‘investments’ > > I have made in my never-ending search for effective pain management. > > > Wow when I first read about this recliner I thought: Must be some > super > > > duper chair… Go to Wally Word (Walmart) or any discount store, > pick > > > up one of those cheap hard plastic like recliner throw an old doubled > up > > > blanket > > > or buy a chair matt and ya got a good chair.. You can use it inside or > > > outside > > > Ronnie > > > > I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her > that > > my > > > > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to > the > > > > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my > wish > > > list) > > > > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > > > > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding > recliner’, > > > and > > > > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > > folding > > > > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. > but > > > here’s > > > > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > > > > shopping. > > > > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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These recliner deck chairs are great. They have a legg support whose angle changes as you tilt back (unlike a Lazy-Boy type for exampl) so that the weight of your legs do not push against your hips, and past a certain angle, the weight of your torso does not rest on your lower vertebrae. Very comfortable I got the first one about 4 years ago and it is in great shape. Got 2 more to go with it and would like a fourth ’cause everybody wants to sit in them. They are very light and compact when folded so we cart them between the cottage and home all the time, or take a couple with us to outdoor events. Margo (no, I do not sell them nor have any other financial interest in them) Except that I thought $200 was a bit much to pay for a "lawnchair". I’m a believer now though! – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > shopping. > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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campingworld–mixed in with the other regular ‘recliners’. we used to call ‘em beach chairs…. http://www.campingworld.com/search/index.cfm?action=search&tcode=11&k… =recliner
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Where’s the one for $59, please? > Editor > the zero gravity chair is not the same as the garden variety lounge chair. > although the folding model is sold as one. > it is different design, based on the biomechanical concept of ’neutral > spine posture", developed for NASA. the angle of the chair allows the > body > to be in a position with the least possible stress on the musculoskeletal > system. > I have back and neck pain and muscle fatigue, and sitting in regular > chairs > often makes it worse. while I would love to have a contoured, massaging > version, I still find that the basic model is one of the best > ‘investments’ > I have made in my never-ending search for effective pain management. > > Wow when I first read about this recliner I thought: Must be some super > > duper chair… Go to Wally Word (Walmart) or any discount store, > pick > > up one of those cheap hard plastic like recliner throw an old doubled up > > blanket > > or buy a chair matt and ya got a good chair.. You can use it inside or > > outside > > Ronnie > > > I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her > that > my > > > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > > > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > > list) > > > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > > > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding > recliner’, > > and > > > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > > > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > > here’s > > > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > > > shopping. > > > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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http://www.dmartstores.com/zergravshiat.html much better price here: http://www.bed-mattress-pillow.com/perchairclas.html http://www.livingincomfort.com/ec11129.html Regular price: $1,399.00 Sale price: $988.88 http://vitality-web.com/backstore/Chairindex.htm STARTING AT $845.95 This one’s funny: http://www.bozarian.com/fastgravity.htm
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> the zero gravity chair is not the same as the garden variety lounge chair. > although the folding model is sold as one. > it is different design, based on the biomechanical concept of ’neutral > spine posture", developed for NASA. the angle of the chair allows the body > to be in a position with the least possible stress on the musculoskeletal > system. > I have back and neck pain and muscle fatigue, and sitting in regular chairs > often makes it worse. while I would love to have a contoured, massaging > version, I still find that the basic model is one of the best ‘investments’ > I have made in my never-ending search for effective pain management. > Wow when I first read about this recliner I thought: Must be some super > duper chair… Go to Wally Word (Walmart) or any discount store, pick > up one of those cheap hard plastic like recliner throw an old doubled up > blanket > or buy a chair matt and ya got a good chair.. You can use it inside or > outside > Ronnie > > I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that > my > > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > > shopping. > > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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the zero gravity chair is not the same as the garden variety lounge chair. although the folding model is sold as one. it is different design, based on the biomechanical concept of ’neutral spine posture", developed for NASA. the angle of the chair allows the body to be in a position with the least possible stress on the musculoskeletal system. I have back and neck pain and muscle fatigue, and sitting in regular chairs often makes it worse. while I would love to have a contoured, massaging version, I still find that the basic model is one of the best ‘investments’ I have made in my never-ending search for effective pain management.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Wow when I first read about this recliner I thought: Must be some super > duper chair… Go to Wally Word (Walmart) or any discount store, pick > up one of those cheap hard plastic like recliner throw an old doubled up > blanket > or buy a chair matt and ya got a good chair.. You can use it inside or > outside > Ronnie > I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > shopping. > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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Where’s the one for $59, please? Editor
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> the zero gravity chair is not the same as the garden variety lounge chair. > although the folding model is sold as one. > it is different design, based on the biomechanical concept of ’neutral > spine posture", developed for NASA. the angle of the chair allows the body > to be in a position with the least possible stress on the musculoskeletal > system. > I have back and neck pain and muscle fatigue, and sitting in regular chairs > often makes it worse. while I would love to have a contoured, massaging > version, I still find that the basic model is one of the best ‘investments’ > I have made in my never-ending search for effective pain management. > Wow when I first read about this recliner I thought: Must be some super > duper chair… Go to Wally Word (Walmart) or any discount store, pick > up one of those cheap hard plastic like recliner throw an old doubled up > blanket > or buy a chair matt and ya got a good chair.. You can use it inside or > outside > Ronnie > > I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that > my > > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > > shopping. > > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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Kim, I meant to send this to you…it was someone else awhile ago who asked too – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Dear Gotta, > I think I’m the one that asked you- in the arthritis group- > thanks for the link- I will check it out. > kim > I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > shopping. > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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Dear Gotta, I think I’m the one that asked you- in the arthritis group- thanks for the link- I will check it out. kim
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > shopping. > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy shopping. http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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Wow when I first read about this recliner I thought: Must be some super duper chair… Go to Wally Word (Walmart) or any discount store, pick up one of those cheap hard plastic like recliner throw an old doubled up blanket or buy a chair matt and ya got a good chair.. You can use it inside or outside Ronnie
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > shopping. > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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>Char, isn’t the trundle bed where our forefathers put the babies….it >slipped under the regular bed then at bedtime it was pulled out for the >baby or little kid slept in it? donnah
Yes, although there are modern versions that turn a single bed into a double bed. Char "Remember, I’m pulling for ya’. We’re all in this together." Red Green
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I have no comment on the chairs themselves, as I feel such things are very individual. However, I DO suggest waiting until after July 4 or so to place an order. Traditionally patio furniture (or camping or lawn furniture) is seasonal and the season ends with a gigantic bang on July 4. After that, you may well find huge sales with large price reductions. I know, you’re not thinking of these chairs as patio furniture, but if there are some that qualify as that kind of classification, you may get a pleasant surprise in the price with a little strategy. (I’ve only been in the furniture business for my whole life ) Best regards,
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That’s it: LaFuma! Those are what I have. They were sold as lawn chairs at Home Depot and Rona. But I agree, they are not at all like the standard lawn chairs; they are stable and well built. They can be locked at any position, but most of the time the locking isn’t needed ’cause they are so well balanced. Margo – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > I understand. Maybe you missed the difference in what we said — I said > just a folding *lawn* chair — you said a folding *lounge* chair. From what I > have seen they are different – very different. The links in Google that I > first clicked on were for *lawn* chairs. The pictures of the LaFuma chair do > not look like *lawn* chairs to me. The one at the Sports Authority did. That > is why I asked what I did. > A folding recliner that is a *lawn* chair would not be any of those things — > they are not stable at the very least. > it *is* a folding lounge chair, but the angle of the recline is considered > healthier and more comfortable for people with certain medical problems. > although I don’t think that it should cost so much because it’s not a piece > of furniture, at the time I bought I was willing to pay the price in order > to get the back relief. I don’t regret it. the cheaper ones may not be the > same quality though, and it is important that they are solid, stable, and > not flimsy. > here’s the google link for ‘neutral spine position’ if you want more info: > http://www.google.com/search?q=neutral+spine+position > > Or how about just what kind — that you found for $200 that is not just a > > folding lawn chair? > > > What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > > > Thanks, > > > Jim R. > > > >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that > my > > > >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > > > >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > > > >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > > > >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > > > >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > > > >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > > here’s > > > >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > > > >shopping. > > > >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > > > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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Gave my wife the Lafuma for mothers day a year ago. I sat in it once and told her I was going down stairs and order my fathers day gift. Like no other chair I have ever used they support your whole body. Always had back wile out camping. That is a thing of the past ( the backache ). Paul T
I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy shopping. http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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Char, isn’t the trundle bed where our forefathers put the babies….it slipped under the regular bed then at bedtime it was pulled out for the baby or little kid slept in it? donnah – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Ya know laying down in it >and >the thing closing up into the wall… > That is a Murphy bed. A trundle bed goes UNDER another bed. LOL > Char > "Remember, I’m pulling for ya’. > We’re all in this together." Red Green
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I understand. Maybe you missed the difference in what we said — I said just a folding *lawn* chair — you said a folding *lounge* chair. From what I have seen they are different – very different. The links in Google that I first clicked on were for *lawn* chairs. The pictures of the LaFuma chair do not look like *lawn* chairs to me. The one at the Sports Authority did. That is why I asked what I did. A folding recliner that is a *lawn* chair would not be any of those things — they are not stable at the very least.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> it *is* a folding lounge chair, but the angle of the recline is considered > healthier and more comfortable for people with certain medical problems. > although I don’t think that it should cost so much because it’s not a piece > of furniture, at the time I bought I was willing to pay the price in order > to get the back relief. I don’t regret it. the cheaper ones may not be the > same quality though, and it is important that they are solid, stable, and > not flimsy. > here’s the google link for ‘neutral spine position’ if you want more info: > http://www.google.com/search?q=neutral+spine+position > Or how about just what kind — that you found for $200 that is not just a > folding lawn chair? > > What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > > Thanks, > > Jim R. > > >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that > my > > >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > > >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > > >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > > >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > > >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > > >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > > >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > > >shopping. > > >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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>Ya know laying down in it >and >the thing closing up into the wall…
That is a Murphy bed. A trundle bed goes UNDER another bed. LOL Char "Remember, I’m pulling for ya’. We’re all in this together." Red Green
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Hi, I’m looking at the Camping World site for the anti-recliner "lawn" chair but not sure which one it is- there are several "folding recliners" listed there. There aren’t any photos showing them in the reclining position. http://www.campingworld.com/browse/categories/index.cfm?deptID=1&catI… ubOf=4 Maybe I will have to email or call Camping World. tks kim
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> the one I got was by LaFuma. after doing a search, I found that there are > loads of sales, different brands, and lots of competition. > just a thought: you can try out the zero gravity type chair at any back > store or I think even sharper image. I don’t know the difference in quality > between the cheaper folding versions and the LaFuma, but I’m thinking that > it cant be that different. a secure locking mechanism would be important > though. there is an x-large size which seems like it would be a comfortable > idea for anyone, and so far I’ve only seen that one in the campingworld.com > site, but it could be elsewhere too. > http://www.mybackstore.com/lafuma.html
http://www.comfortchannel.com/prod.itml/icOid/225?source=googleadword… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> http://www.foldingrecliners.com/recliners/recliners.html > http://www.backsmartplus.com/LaFumaChair.htm > What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > Thanks, > Jim R. > >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that > my > >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > >shopping. > >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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hi, you can tell them apart…the regular ones come straight out in the front. the zg ones curve down. > Hi, > I’m looking at the Camping World site for the anti-recliner > "lawn" chair but not sure which one it is- there are > several "folding recliners" listed there. There > aren’t any photos showing them in the reclining position.
http://www.campingworld.com/browse/categories/index.cfm?deptID=1&catI… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> ubOf=4 > Maybe I will have to email or call Camping World. > tks > kim > the one I got was by LaFuma. after doing a search, I found that there are > loads of sales, different brands, and lots of competition. > just a thought: you can try out the zero gravity type chair at any back > store or I think even sharper image. I don’t know the difference in > quality > between the cheaper folding versions and the LaFuma, but I’m thinking > that > it cant be that different. a secure locking mechanism would be important > though. there is an x-large size which seems like it would be a > comfortable > idea for anyone, and so far I’ve only seen that one in the > campingworld.com > site, but it could be elsewhere too. > http://www.mybackstore.com/lafuma.html
http://www.comfortchannel.com/prod.itml/icOid/225?source=googleadword… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> http://www.foldingrecliners.com/recliners/recliners.html > http://www.backsmartplus.com/LaFumaChair.htm > > What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > > Thanks, > > Jim R. > > >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that > my > > >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > > >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > > >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > > >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > > >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > > >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > > >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > > >shopping. > > >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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I have a picture in my mind of a trundle bed… Ya know laying down in it and the thing closing up into the wall… (that is only joking around here) Ronnie
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> the one I got was by LaFuma. after doing a search, I found that there are > loads of sales, different brands, and lots of competition. > just a thought: you can try out the zero gravity type chair at any back > store or I think even sharper image. I don’t know the difference in quality > between the cheaper folding versions and the LaFuma, but I’m thinking that > it cant be that different. a secure locking mechanism would be important > though. there is an x-large size which seems like it would be a comfortable > idea for anyone, and so far I’ve only seen that one in the campingworld.com > site, but it could be elsewhere too. > http://www.mybackstore.com/lafuma.html
http://www.comfortchannel.com/prod.itml/icOid/225?source=googleadword… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> http://www.foldingrecliners.com/recliners/recliners.html > http://www.backsmartplus.com/LaFumaChair.htm > What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > Thanks, > Jim R. > >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that > my > >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > >shopping. > >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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Or how about just what kind — that you found for $200 that is not just a folding lawn chair?
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > Thanks, > Jim R. >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy >shopping. >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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the one I got was by LaFuma. after doing a search, I found that there are loads of sales, different brands, and lots of competition. just a thought: you can try out the zero gravity type chair at any back store or I think even sharper image. I don’t know the difference in quality between the cheaper folding versions and the LaFuma, but I’m thinking that it cant be that different. a secure locking mechanism would be important though. there is an x-large size which seems like it would be a comfortable idea for anyone, and so far I’ve only seen that one in the campingworld.com site, but it could be elsewhere too. http://www.mybackstore.com/lafuma.html http://www.comfortchannel.com/prod.itml/icOid/225?source=googleadword… http://www.foldingrecliners.com/recliners/recliners.html http://www.backsmartplus.com/LaFumaChair.htm
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > Thanks, > Jim R. >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy >shopping. >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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it *is* a folding lounge chair, but the angle of the recline is considered healthier and more comfortable for people with certain medical problems. although I don’t think that it should cost so much because it’s not a piece of furniture, at the time I bought I was willing to pay the price in order to get the back relief. I don’t regret it. the cheaper ones may not be the same quality though, and it is important that they are solid, stable, and not flimsy. here’s the google link for ‘neutral spine position’ if you want more info: http://www.google.com/search?q=neutral+spine+position
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Or how about just what kind — that you found for $200 that is not just a > folding lawn chair? > What is the link to the specific chair you bought? > Thanks, > Jim R. > >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my > >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) > >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and > >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding > >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > >shopping. > >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner > To send me email remove "REMOVETHIS" from my address.
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What is the link to the specific chair you bought? Thanks, Jim R. >I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my >$200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the >better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) >well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I >discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and >many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding >chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s >the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy >shopping. >http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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Gotta now you are talking :-) If you had said beach chair (having lived on the water all my life until 3 months ago) I would have known what you meant. We have alot both for the beach and the boat. Thanks again for saying BC.. Ronnie
> campingworld–mixed in with the other regular ‘recliners’. we used to call > ‘em beach chairs….
http://www.campingworld.com/search/index.cfm?action=search&tcode=11&k… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> =recliner > Where’s the one for $59, please? > Editor > > the zero gravity chair is not the same as the garden variety lounge > chair. > > although the folding model is sold as one. > > it is different design, based on the biomechanical concept of ‘neutral > > spine posture", developed for NASA. the angle of the chair allows the > body > > to be in a position with the least possible stress on the > musculoskeletal > > system. > > I have back and neck pain and muscle fatigue, and sitting in regular > chairs > > often makes it worse. while I would love to have a contoured, massaging > > version, I still find that the basic model is one of the best > ‘investments’ > > I have made in my never-ending search for effective pain management. > > > Wow when I first read about this recliner I thought: Must be some > super > > > duper chair… Go to Wally Word (Walmart) or any discount store, > pick > > > up one of those cheap hard plastic like recliner throw an old doubled > up > > > blanket > > > or buy a chair matt and ya got a good chair.. You can use it inside or > > > outside > > > Ronnie > > > > I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her > that > > my > > > > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to > the > > > > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my > wish > > > list) > > > > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > > > > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding > recliner’, > > > and > > > > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > > folding > > > > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. > but > > > here’s > > > > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > > > > shopping. > > > > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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These recliner deck chairs are great. They have a legg support whose angle changes as you tilt back (unlike a Lazy-Boy type for exampl) so that the weight of your legs do not push against your hips, and past a certain angle, the weight of your torso does not rest on your lower vertebrae. Very comfortable I got the first one about 4 years ago and it is in great shape. Got 2 more to go with it and would like a fourth ’cause everybody wants to sit in them. They are very light and compact when folded so we cart them between the cottage and home all the time, or take a couple with us to outdoor events. Margo (no, I do not sell them nor have any other financial interest in them) Except that I thought $200 was a bit much to pay for a "lawnchair". I’m a believer now though! – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > shopping. > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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campingworld–mixed in with the other regular ‘recliners’. we used to call ‘em beach chairs…. http://www.campingworld.com/search/index.cfm?action=search&tcode=11&k… =recliner
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Where’s the one for $59, please? > Editor > the zero gravity chair is not the same as the garden variety lounge chair. > although the folding model is sold as one. > it is different design, based on the biomechanical concept of ’neutral > spine posture", developed for NASA. the angle of the chair allows the > body > to be in a position with the least possible stress on the musculoskeletal > system. > I have back and neck pain and muscle fatigue, and sitting in regular > chairs > often makes it worse. while I would love to have a contoured, massaging > version, I still find that the basic model is one of the best > ‘investments’ > I have made in my never-ending search for effective pain management. > > Wow when I first read about this recliner I thought: Must be some super > > duper chair… Go to Wally Word (Walmart) or any discount store, > pick > > up one of those cheap hard plastic like recliner throw an old doubled up > > blanket > > or buy a chair matt and ya got a good chair.. You can use it inside or > > outside > > Ronnie > > > I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her > that > my > > > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > > > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > > list) > > > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > > > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding > recliner’, > > and > > > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > > > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > > here’s > > > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > > > shopping. > > > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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http://www.dmartstores.com/zergravshiat.html much better price here: http://www.bed-mattress-pillow.com/perchairclas.html http://www.livingincomfort.com/ec11129.html Regular price: $1,399.00 Sale price: $988.88 http://vitality-web.com/backstore/Chairindex.htm STARTING AT $845.95 This one’s funny: http://www.bozarian.com/fastgravity.htm
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> the zero gravity chair is not the same as the garden variety lounge chair. > although the folding model is sold as one. > it is different design, based on the biomechanical concept of ’neutral > spine posture", developed for NASA. the angle of the chair allows the body > to be in a position with the least possible stress on the musculoskeletal > system. > I have back and neck pain and muscle fatigue, and sitting in regular chairs > often makes it worse. while I would love to have a contoured, massaging > version, I still find that the basic model is one of the best ‘investments’ > I have made in my never-ending search for effective pain management. > Wow when I first read about this recliner I thought: Must be some super > duper chair… Go to Wally Word (Walmart) or any discount store, pick > up one of those cheap hard plastic like recliner throw an old doubled up > blanket > or buy a chair matt and ya got a good chair.. You can use it inside or > outside > Ronnie > > I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that > my > > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > > shopping. > > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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the zero gravity chair is not the same as the garden variety lounge chair. although the folding model is sold as one. it is different design, based on the biomechanical concept of ’neutral spine posture", developed for NASA. the angle of the chair allows the body to be in a position with the least possible stress on the musculoskeletal system. I have back and neck pain and muscle fatigue, and sitting in regular chairs often makes it worse. while I would love to have a contoured, massaging version, I still find that the basic model is one of the best ‘investments’ I have made in my never-ending search for effective pain management.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Wow when I first read about this recliner I thought: Must be some super > duper chair… Go to Wally Word (Walmart) or any discount store, pick > up one of those cheap hard plastic like recliner throw an old doubled up > blanket > or buy a chair matt and ya got a good chair.. You can use it inside or > outside > Ronnie > I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > shopping. > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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Where’s the one for $59, please? Editor
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> the zero gravity chair is not the same as the garden variety lounge chair. > although the folding model is sold as one. > it is different design, based on the biomechanical concept of ’neutral > spine posture", developed for NASA. the angle of the chair allows the body > to be in a position with the least possible stress on the musculoskeletal > system. > I have back and neck pain and muscle fatigue, and sitting in regular chairs > often makes it worse. while I would love to have a contoured, massaging > version, I still find that the basic model is one of the best ‘investments’ > I have made in my never-ending search for effective pain management. > Wow when I first read about this recliner I thought: Must be some super > duper chair… Go to Wally Word (Walmart) or any discount store, pick > up one of those cheap hard plastic like recliner throw an old doubled up > blanket > or buy a chair matt and ya got a good chair.. You can use it inside or > outside > Ronnie > > I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that > my > > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard > folding > > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > > shopping. > > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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Kim, I meant to send this to you…it was someone else awhile ago who asked too – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Dear Gotta, > I think I’m the one that asked you- in the arthritis group- > thanks for the link- I will check it out. > kim > I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish > list) > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, > and > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but > here’s > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > shopping. > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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Dear Gotta, I think I’m the one that asked you- in the arthritis group- thanks for the link- I will check it out. kim
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > shopping. > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy shopping. http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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Wow when I first read about this recliner I thought: Must be some super duper chair… Go to Wally Word (Walmart) or any discount store, pick up one of those cheap hard plastic like recliner throw an old doubled up blanket or buy a chair matt and ya got a good chair.. You can use it inside or outside Ronnie
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I don’t remember who asked me about this chair, but I had told her that my > $200 brand name chair felt great, and was an inexpensive option to the > better back chairs which were over a grand. (and are still on my wish list) > well, I had been searching the web under ‘zero-gravity’, and today I > discovered that it its also called just a plain old ‘folding recliner’, and > many different brands exist as camping, sporting goods or backyard folding > chairs. and they are as little as $59.00. boy was I ripped off. but here’s > the google search anyway, just to make it one click away here. happy > shopping. > http://www.google.com/search?q=folding+recliner
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