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There is a particular kind of summer afternoon that only a good lounger can deliver. The pool is doing its blue, shimmering thing. The book is open. The sun has found that perfect angle where it warms you without cooking you. And then the chair betrays you: it digs into your shoulders, it will not lie flat, or it folds up like a lawn chair pretending to be furniture. A lounger is a simple thing, and that is exactly why a bad one ruins the afternoon.
Vevor’s outdoor chaise lounge chair set — two folding loungers in Khaki, on deal at $159.90 against a $246.90 list price — is built around one good idea: a chair that adjusts to the afternoon instead of asking the afternoon to adjust to it. Here is the verdict up front: for poolside and patio lounging, this is a comfortable, genuinely portable pair at a fair deal price — provided you buy the two-chair Khaki set reviewed here, and provided you know the deal ends November 14.
That deal note matters, so get it out of the way early. The $159.90 price is a 35-percent deal price, and the deal ends November 14, 2026. After that, the price moves back toward the $246.90 list price. The two chairs in this review are the Khaki two-pack: Vevor sells this chair in other colors and as a single chair too, and those carry different prices. The $159.90 deal price and the specs below belong to the Khaki two-pack; the 67 reviews at 4.78 out of 5 are counted across the chair range, all colors and combinations together.
What you are actually getting
Two lounge chairs, each with an aluminum alloy frame and a breathable fabric seat that lets air through instead of trapping heat against you. Each chair holds up to 400 pounds, which is a generous number for a folding lounger, and it gets there honestly: six legs spread the load instead of four, so the chair sits steady on patios, pool decks, grass, and sand instead of rocking or sinking at one corner.
The backrest adjusts through five positions, from fully upright to completely flat. That range is the whole review, really. Upright for reading and conversation. A middle notch for the long, lazy stretch of afternoon when you are neither reading nor napping but somewhere pleasant in between. Flat for sunbathing and for the nap that sneaks up on you around three o’clock. The adjustment is a simple mechanism, not a fiddly one, and it holds the position you pick.
Setup needs no tools: three steps, no hardware to lose, and the chairs are ready to sit in. When the day is done, they fold flat — the pair folds down to about 44 by 23 by 4 inches — and at 35.27 pounds for the set, one person can carry both to the garage, the shed, or the car for a beach day. That portability is the quiet superpower here. A lounger that lives outside all season is furniture. A lounger that folds flat and travels is furniture plus a beach bag.
Living with it: the five positions earn their keep
| Position | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Fully upright | Reading, conversation, and keeping an eye on the kids in the pool |
| Middle reclines | The long afternoon stretch — drinks, chatting, doing gloriously little |
| Fully flat | Sunbathing and the nap that arrives around three o’clock |
Owners like this pair for exactly the reasons the specs suggest. The recurring themes across the chair range are comfort, light weight, and easy folding: one owner of the Dark Gray two-pack wrote, “I’m very happy. They fold up small making them easy to carry, but they’re also sturdy and rigid.” Another owner, with the Blue two-pack, put it more plainly: “Easy to set up. Comfortable We will see how they last sitting out by the pool.”
That second quote carries the honest caveat in this review, and it is worth pausing on. “We will see how they last sitting out by the pool” is the voice of someone who likes the chairs and is reserving judgment on the long term — and with 67 reviews across the range, long-term poolside durability is the one question this review cannot fully answer yet. The aluminum frame will not rust the way steel does, and the fabric is made to dry quickly after getting wet, which are both good signs for life near water. But a chair that lives outside in sun and chlorine all season is being asked a harder question than a chair that comes inside at night, and the fair advice is to bring these in or cover them when the season turns.
The fabric deserves its own sentence, because it is the difference between a chair you sit in for an hour and a chair you sit in for an afternoon. Breathable fabric lets air move, so you do not peel yourself off a hot vinyl seat at four o’clock. It dries fast after a swim or a summer shower, and it does not fade quickly in sun. On a hot day, those three things matter more than any spec on the box. The Khaki color helps here too: light enough to stay cool in direct sun, neutral enough to sit happily next to any patio furniture you already own, and forgiving about the odd splash or dusty footprint.
Two chairs, not one — and why the pair matters
Buying a pair instead of a single chair changes how the patio gets used. One lounger is a solo indulgence; two loungers are an invitation. A second chair means the afternoon has company — a partner, a friend, a teenager who will absolutely claim the flat position first. It also means the setup looks intentional instead of improvised: two matching chairs, side by side, turn a stretch of pool deck into a place with a purpose.
The pair also solves the storage math. Two chairs that fold flat stack into a footprint barely bigger than one, and at about 35 pounds for the set, moving both is a one-person, one-trip job. Compare that with two rigid loungers, which need a shed corner each and a second pair of hands to move. If your storage is a garage wall, a shed, or the space behind the pool equipment, this fold-flat pair wins that comparison without trying. And when the season turns, the same flat fold is what makes winter storage painless: slide them behind the deck box or hang them on the garage wall, and they wait quietly until spring without eating a corner of the shed.
And a word about who sits in them. A 400-pound capacity per chair covers nearly everyone, and the six-leg base means the chair does not punish you for shifting your weight to reach a drink or sit up to talk. Cheaper loungers with four legs have a tell: they rock on uneven pavers and dig in on grass. Six legs spread the load wide enough that the chair stays put on all four surfaces this pair is made for — patio, pool deck, grass, and sand.
Who should buy it, and who should not
Buy this pair if you want two comfortable, portable loungers for a pool deck, patio, or beach trip, if a chair that folds flat for storage sounds like a blessing, and if the $159.90 deal price before November 14 makes the decision easy. Buy it if 400 pounds per chair and five real reclining positions cover everyone who will sit in them.
Skip it if you want a single chair rather than a pair — check the single-chair listing on its own, because its price is different — or if you need a heavy, permanent poolside fixture that never moves. These are folding chairs, and proud of it: light, portable, and happiest when they can travel and tuck away. If you want furniture that stays put through winter, buy heavier, fixed loungers and cover them well.
For the pool deck that needs two good chairs before the deal ends, though, the case is simple. Five positions, 400 pounds a chair, tool-free setup, and a fold-flat pair you can carry with one hand. Order the Khaki two-pack, check the deal date, and go claim the sunny corner before someone else does.
BEST VALUE
VEVOR Outdoor Chaise Lounge Chair Set of 2, Khaki
Two folding loungers, five positions, 400 pounds per chair — $159.90 on deal through November 14.
If the patio around the loungers still needs furnishing, our guide to outdoor furniture sets under $2,000 covers sectionals and dining sets. For the evenings when the chairs face the fire instead of the pool, smokeless fire pits for backyards rounds out the setup. And when summer ends, patio furniture covers for winter keep the whole arrangement in good shape.
