My mom enjoys sitting in rocking chairs so I bought her this one for our back porch. She likes it so much that she asked for another one for the front porch as well. We had a family gathering the other day and everyone who sat in it said it was comfortable. I will be purchasing another one soon.

Very nice lumbar support! I've had 3 spine surgeries so when I say it's got great support it does. Weight limit is 300 pounds, that's a great selling point. Breathable fabrics and a sturdy frame. Built in pillow for neck support. Also has an extra wide seat. Perfect for any adult with or without back problems

This rocking chair is basically a throne for humans! The steel frame feels sturdy, the extra-wide seat is roomy, and the built-in pillows cradle your neck and back like royalty. Rocking gently, you might even start plotting great ideas-or just an epic nap. Highly recommend!

Fabulous rocker! Well made. Very sturdy. A previous rocker I had purchased used a webbing which got worn due to the weather. This one does not have webbing.

I love that this chair is very durable and can hold up to 300 pounds. It has a nice curved back and headrest, which makes the chair super comfortable. Easy to clean, which is perfect for the outdoors.

I like this chair, it rocks well. This feels durable but I wish the color was more attractive. This would be good for pretty much any event that you are outside. I like it.

I particularly appreciated the curved backrest and built in pillow. which together delivered surprising comfort and support for my neck and lower back. I found the specialized rocking mechanism to function smoothly.

One of the best, most comfortable portable chairs I've ever owned, but heavy to carry. Made spending several hours in an outside music venue SOOO much nicer. Strangers at the event asked me where i got the chair because it looks and feels so comfy!

Bought 2 rockers they both drip rust water from the handles!

This chair is nice overall, it just has one issue for me. It rocks nicely. The fabric is strong. The only issue is if I bend my legs so that my feet sit under the chair, instead of straight down, the bar digs in so my calves and is quite uncomfortable. It's a dealbreaker because I sit like that often.