a GearTrade - ALPS Mountaineering - Chill Out Chair, Gray, Fair
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Product Condition:The Chill Out Chair is in fair condition. The chair is clean and free of holes. It is being sold at a steep discount because the arms are broken. The chair still functions as it's designed, but the arms are not attached properly.

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Color: Gray

Retail Cost: $49.95

Relax in the compact ALPS Mountaineering Chill Out Chair and stay comfortable as the campfire stories stretch through the night. A sturdy, powder-coated aluminum frame supports the durable Honeycomb fabric seat and keeps this ALPS Mountaineering chair in shape for many camping seasons to come. When you're packing up, simply fold up the Chill Out Chair, slip it into the included carry case, and store it away for your next camping adventure.
Stay comfortable while you serenade your friends with cowboy campfire songs. (ALMB003)
Price: $16.46
MSRP: $49.95
67 % off of retail
Item: 58294
Brand: ALPS Mountaineering
Model:
Type: Closeout
Size:
Condition: Excellent
Quantity: 0
Tech Specs:
Armrest: Yes
Cup Holder: No
Pillow: No
Dimensions: [Seat] 24 x 24 x 36in
Weight: 8lb (3600g)
Capacity: 250lb (11400g)
Manufacturer Warranty: Lifetime

Shipping Rate

Flat Rate: $10.11

Questions submitted for this item.

Question: Are the arms on the chair repairable? Are they still with the chair?
Answer: Hi, I have emailed you. Thanks.

Question: I am asking the same question. Is the arm easily repairable?
Answer: I have taken a look at this chair and the arms have snapped off at the plastic joint. They are still with the chair and I believe that it is repairable. It may take some glue and some tape, or if you are good enough, I think that you could possibly melt the plastic back together. When I set it up and put the arms in place it was still very comfortable and moved around a little bit, it could be dealt with, but I think a fix would be so minor it does not even matter. Thanks, and if you have any more questions please let me know.
Question: The Tech Specs says that it has a Lifetime Warranty. Doesn't that cover broken arms?
Answer: It just may. I would check with the manufacturer if you are interested in purchasing this item. Thanks for looking.