Three set positions cover most of what an outdoor chair gets asked to do: sit up to eat, recline to watch the water, or drop flat and nap like a camping cot. The backrest takes 4 angles and the footrest 2, and a removable headrest supports the neck in any of them. Powder-coated steel tubes resist rust and water, U-shaped legs with non-sink footpads spread the load on soft sand, and the raised seat keeps the body off wet ground. The chair holds 265 lbs, weighs 13 lbs, and folds in seconds to 23.5 in x 29 in for a trunk or closet shelf.