These chairs are a nice step above the stackable ones you can buy. They are wide, sturdy, and comfortable. Not too heavy, but not too light. They were easy to assemble as well.

Very happy with these chairs. They seem to be very sturdy. Easy assembly if you read the instructions. Also they are not as low seating as some Adirondack chairs.

We bought 4 of these and at 59.97 they are an excellent buy. Made well, easy to put together and all weather makes them perfect for us. Now we wait and see if they will fade over time, hopefully not.

for the money they are okay chairs. they are lightweight, not stackable or foldable, so they are hard to store. I bought them for a windy area up north and we have to put them away when we are not at our cabin, they take up a lot of space and if we leave them out the wind blows them around.

These chairs were surprisingly easy to assemble and feel very sturdy once put together. We’ve had our original set for about 3 years now and they’ve held up extremely well through all kinds of weather. The color has not noticeably faded, and they rarely blow over even during strong winds, which was important for us in exposed outdoor areas. They’re also comfortable, easy to clean, and the built-in cupholder is actually useful. We liked the first set so much that we ended up purchasing two additional sets for our vacation rentals. Guests constantly use them and they still look great. Definitely worth the investment for anyone wanting durable outdoor seating with a classic look.

Disappointed. I’d purchased four of these and everyone has broken. All are sitting on our porches. Not abused at all. Plastic is brittle. They break where parts are fastened together. These chairs are my single largest disappointment of hundreds of purchases from Sam’s.

Just got these, and while Theyre a step above a different brands plastic chair, I wouldnt call them "heavy duty" like true Adirondack chairs. theyre light to move(25lbs) which could be good or bad, but hopefully they at least keep their color and hold up better. Time will tell.

The engineer that designed this chair should be nominated for an award. I purchased a couple of expensive adirondack chairs ($250 a piece) that took me as long to put one together as it did 4 of these. Only 10 screws and nuts (ALL THE SAME) and no styrofoam all cardboard packing.

I bought 2 last year and they were great! Ordered 4 more this year and 2 had to be replaced. Before you unpack everything, get the hardware out and make sure the screws and nuts fit because they don’t include extras just in case. The screws in 2 of the boxes stripped out because the nuts were not drilled correctly or all the way through. Other than that, they are heavy, don’t tip over and held up great in the sun.

The "Keter Everest Adirondack Chair" is a decent budget priced Adirondack style deck chair. I received the shipped pair of 2 chairs lightning quick, literally on my porch 1 day after ordering online. Each chair is knocked down in six pieces: two legs, two armrests, a seat, and a back. Plus a bag of hardware consisting of 10 square nuts and 10 machine screws. Assembly is easy, consisting of sliding each nut into a specified slot in the plastic part, which is attached tightly by a paired screw. Assembly took 15 minutes if that with only a Phillips screwdriver. The attachment points and the way the hardware is used in assembly seem fairly durable. The chair is as comfortable as any other Adirondack style chair. The one downside of this chair is very lightweight construction. The photos of the chair in the ad appear to show solid plastic "boards" of some thickness which resemble wood, but in reality, these pieces (all parts of the chair) are hollow plastic. Considering that the listed shipping weight is 25 lbs, at that weight the chair can't be solid material. Therefore the chair is fairly rigid but has a bit of bend when placed under weight/stress. This chair is really a step or two above the molded one piece Adirondack chairs that are widely sold, and for solid material you'd likely need to spend twice as much. At the price it's a fair tradeoff, and I hope to get 5 seasons out of these.