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This is not my mothers rocker! We had one when I was a kid and it wasn't as stable as this one. This is a nice chair. Love the rocker chairs. Pretty blue. I like the fact that it folds up too.

Great chair, but not many alternatives here--the competition is hundreds of dollars and worse.Comes with rubber feet for the front which constantly fall off--wish they had been attached to start.

Adorable chair. It rocks! It is not bulky or intrusive. Very comfortable, and very reasonably priced.

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this chair. Some of the reviews indicated the chair doesn't rock forward, just back. The design is intended to do just that so you don't require a winch to get out of it! Another reviewer said it tended to fold up; mine (I suspect all) have a locking mechanism to keep the rocking legs secured.SO glad I ordered this and would love to have another but didn't get enough Christmas $$ to purchase 2!

We bought three of these, one for my Dad, Mom and I and we all like them. My Dad is about 300+ pounds and he likes his. The only problem is no cup holders, but after going to many stores and trying many cup holders on Amazon, we finally found the right ones. There the ones that have a good review from me.

purchased this chair to sit in our nursery, since i'm not going to have much use for a rocker after the kid is grown, but may have a use for an outdoor chair. and i love it. currently 6 months pregnant and everything is awkward and uncomfortable--but i was about to put MYSELF to sleep rocking in this chair. i should note that i am 5 feet tall, so YMMV if you're very tall.as noted by other reviewers, the chair arrived a bit scraped up, and the caps that are supposed to be on the end of the rocking legs weren't even on. i'll have to glue them on--they're far too loose to stay on for any length of time. but it still gets 5 stars because those are minor aesthetic issues, and not why i chose this chair.

I loved this chair for the 5 months I had it.Until tonight as I sat in it and the plastic connectors between the back of the chair and the legs both snapped dumping me out backwards.I'm well under the weight limit and was just sitting in it rocking gently when the back just gave out and I wound up falling out backwards. Might be a fluke but it's a real bummer of a fluke. And a rather dangerous one at that.Update: I contacted the manufacturer and they shipped me a repair kit no questions asked. New arms and hardware to install them. Upgrading to 4 stars.

My baby will only go to sleep if rocked. We're going on several trips this summer. I shuddered at the mere thought of being stuck in a motel or relative's home and not being able to get her to sleep. Luckily I found this rocking chair. It's obviously not as posh as the rocking recliner I have at home, but it does the job. The fabric is sturdy and it folds and unfolds easily. The only hindrance (in terms of what I need it for) is that it doesn't rock very far backwards. It feels jerry when you rock back. I assume this is a mechanism to keep you from rocking too far back and falling, which I guess could happen given that the chair is so light.

It is a good lightweight yet sturdy folding rocker to take on trips. I keep it outdoors as long as the weather is mild and I enjoy rocking in it to keep my bad knees from being stiff while I watch my dogs play around the yard. I fold it up and store it to protect it from various harsh weather conditions so I can enjoy it for a long time. I am very lucky that I discovered this item while surfing the Amazon site and at that time it was on sale for half its regular price. :)

How nice to be able to ROCK on the deck after a year of fixed chairs - look to be by the same manufacturer.A MUST DO: Get some Gorilla Glue or Silicone Adhesive/Sealer to attach the rubber caps on the front tip of the rocker. They are very loose (were off in the packaging, in fact) and MUST be attached or they're as good as lost.Too, yes, the locking system on these is stiff. Spray the plastic clip and the metal tube with some silicone lubricant, AND, when you're folding them, relax the tension on the chair back or you'll break a fingernail.These chairs do have a smallish seat, and the front of the seat hits you mid-thigh, so unless you're VERY long-legged (read: a giraffe) you might want to consider a pillow in the seat.One reviewer ordered one only, and it was delivered broken (the plastic arms) in a poly bag. We ordered two, and they come in their poly bags inside a sturdy CARDBOARD BOX! It's true, the plastic arms are brittle. Wind blew over our fixed chair and the arm shattered, so reasonable care is advised. - Johnny Long, Western NC

I purchased the chair as a birthday gift for my wife. Of course I added one for myself also. The order arrived as scheduled and in plenty of time before her birthday. The boxes containing the chairs were not as big as some of the reviews commented on. In fact they were rather light and easy to carry. Initially I was disappointed in the size of the chair. After reading most of the reviews I thought the chair would be larger. The chair is actually about the size of a standard folding chair. It was very easy to set up and lock. The chair is light but very well constructed.It does have a steep incline when you sit down on it. My first attempt at sitting on it was an adventure. Getting out of it would have won an award on America's Home Videos. I solved that problem by buying a chair cushion. Now it is easy to navigate getting in and out of the chair.In closing, I love the chair and my wife loves it also. After some practice it is very easy to open and fold the chair. I would strongly recommend a chair cushion unless you have the dexterity of a professional ahthlete. As noted, I was disappointed at the beginning but not anymore. I took the chairs to my grandson's T-Ball game. After the game several people asked me where I got the chairs. I wonder if I get gift cards for endorsing a seller's product ...

It is a tad low to the ground and the seat depth could be a bit deeper as I am a med large man. The material and wworkmanship is fantastic and I love that it folds. When folded it is tilted in one direction so must be stored accordingly. I definitely recommend this to others esp the ladies or medium sized men.

I was very excited to receive these but was quickly disappointed. I ordered two chairs and one of the chairs I ordered was missing a rivet on one armrest and the other armrest rivet was flawed. I easily repaired the missing rivet but will have to drill out the other to replace with blind rivets.Both chairs work as expected and fold fairly flat. The material for the webbing is fairly thin and I'm a little concerned with how well it will hold up.For now they do the job requested of them. If you are wanting a high quality camp rocking chair look elsewhere.

I would give it 5 stars except for the first one I received was missing an end cap for one of the bottom rails (rocker) when I tried to communicate I JUST needed that ONE piece the entire chair was replaced with the expectation I was to return the original chair. Too much trouble for a little plastic piece, of course I was charged for the replacement chair....as I said too much trouble so I kept them both! All and all they are really nice chairs. Easy to clean ( a little warm soap nd water to spot clean), and dry fast.

I read reviews mentioning that. No surprise, my last folding lawn chair did the same. I was being careful, but today it broke where the handle meets the backrest (left side). I'm in the process of repairing and strengthening it. It will be more difficult to do the left side now than it would have been had I done it to begin with. For all the helpless women out there that have no do-it-yourselfer friend, take note.After taking a look at it from the backside... Repairing the connections might be a waste of time. There isn't enough support where the rear legs meet the structure that holds the fabric. It's a design flaw. The whole seat support area gets bent out of shape. That's probably why (The most helpful critical review) says "the aluminum rivets pull through the plastic". So it's not just the connection breaking. I'm going to tie those points together and forget about portability. Perhaps making it so that if I need to move it can be undone and then redone at the destination.I made new handles for it and it's been working okay for two months. It's not collapsible though.

I found this rocker perfect for my application. I often work on computers and wanted a rocker I could use to get up close to my work table yet have a bit of comfort and at the same time be able to stretch my legs. This chair suits me well. The only alteration I made was to purchase a seat cushion and one for my back. They compliment the rocker nicely. Although I just received this rocker, I don't see any reason why it won't continue to serve its purpose both indoors and out during the spring and summer.Update: September 2014, unfortunately I have to revise my assessment of this rocker. I have to concur with other reviewers concerning the plastic arm rests. The stress point of this rocker is the rear portion of the arm rests. The left side has broken through the plastic arm rest completely and the right side has begun to split the plastic arm rest as well. When the rivet breaks in half, the chair will be off to a landfill resting place. Too bad because I still love the chair but since its breaking apart, it's time to look for something else.A nine month life span is not what I consider a solid investment even though its price was reasonable in January 2014.

We bought this folding rocking chair to take to the beach with us; our child was seven months old at the time and he still needed to be rocked to sleep.What we liked about it:It folds fairly flat, so it's super portableWhile rocking, I never felt like it would fall over backwardsWhen you are not using it, it does not try to fold itself flatWhen in use it takes up practically no space compared to a regular size rocking chairWhat we disliked:At the beach our room had tile floors, and anytime you went to sit down, the chair would slide out from under you. This was always pretty scary. On carpet it could probably be fine.It's not very comfortable because the seat and back are just pieces of fabric that pull taunt when you sit down. This makes it super easy light to fold up and carry around, though.The color. Dark blue just doesn't match many modern decorating schemes, at least not at my houseThe rockers, the poles that run along the floor, have two rubber stoppers on the ends. These were immediately lost because they were not secured in any way to the chair

I've owned this chair for about 1.5 months. I've got it set up on my patio and I use it to rock my son (2.5 months old) to sleep when we're hanging outside. I like the chair, it's pretty sturdy and the arms are actually pretty comfortable. The canvas is nice and the color is so neutral that it would probably blend with any kind of setup.But it squeaks, and rather loudly. I've tried greasing up some of the rivets with WD-40, no luck. I think maybe the squeaking is from the fabric, which is very tightly stretched around the bars. Or, perhaps the sound is coming from some of the rivets that are hidden underneath the fabric, which I cannot get to.Either way, I'm not 110% sure I'd buy it again but we do enjoy it. If I could only get rid of the squeaking!Updated 2/2014 - The rungs of this chair started rusting on our coral rock patio. They have left several rusty red track marks. Chair had to be folded up and not left on patio in between usages. Perhaps if you're using them on a wood deck you won't notice the marks but on our lightly colored patio they are very visible. Wah.

Not built to last. Worked fine for a while, but the back pin on the arm rest broke after a few months. I replaced it with a bolt from the hardware store, which later also broke, along with the plastic around it. We used this nightly to rock a child to sleep; never more than about 200 pounds load. We've had it 9 months.

I purchased two July 6th of 2015. They are comfortable. Both were well cared for and not abused. However, both broke within a week of each other in mid September of 2015! Less than 3 months! The plastic arm rests broke at the back where there is less plastic. Poor track record for the price.I was nice and gave two stars.

Bought this chair for using with my newborn. It is the second one like this that broke. The first time I thought it was a fluke because my daughter knocked it over against the wall. So, we ordered a new one because it is very comfortable. It broke in the back right where the arm and chair connect. Well, I bought this a little over a month ago and same spot broke and cannot be fixed. Now I am past the return date so I have to contact the manufacturer. It is perfect rocker if the quality were better.

I bought this rocker for my 90 year old father to use on his covered porch one year ago. He said it was very comfortable, but just this week, two of pieces of plastic broke off and the chair folded up while he was sitting in it. Thank goodness he was not hurt. The chair was put away during the winter and has never been in the sun, so it was not mistreated. My father only weight 175 pounds, so its not like he was too heavy for the chair. When you pay 50$ for a chair one would expect it to last more than one season.

Seat sags into a wallow hole.My 6 year old chair had separate mesh fabric seat and back. No stretching there. Armrests and front extension of rockers could be longer. Since my height is under 5 feet, I like to be able to put my feet on front of rockers and lean back to rock without pushing on floor. Rock is very short. Despite "locks", chair feels like it's collapsing when getting up. It just feels awkward, as if my arms are behind me if I use the armrests to rise from seat. Overall other quality of materials is good, with exception of stretch of fabric. Question strength of locks since they are plastic and will "age" with weather.

Update: arms cracked at joints. See attached pictures. Only used during summer months.Comfortable. Smooth rockers. Locking clips are difficult to unlock sometimes but that's a good thing.

This product supposedly supports people up to 325 lbs. Well, guess what, you can sit in them, but do not lean back or you are taking your health in your own hands.This is the second time I've ordered this chair... the first one's arms, both of them, broke on the back where the rivets (rivets???) are. I took a chance since I've recently lost weight...first time I was at 315! I'm at 300 lbs now. Guess what!... double break with less than 1 weeks use on a wooden deck.What the hell kind of cheap nonsense is this???!!!I want my money back for both of these, I'll send ya back the rubbish on your own damned dime.

I purchased it for my brother for a gift and it broke after only being used for 4 days! I couldn't have been more embarrassed. My brothers weight wasn't even CLOSE to the limit of this chair and it broke. Save your money.

I must agree with all of the reviews that speak to breaking. This is an unsafe product!! I bought two and they both broke. One dropped the user on his back and head. Plastic connection points break. Amazon, please remove from your product line!!

April 2016: Folds and unfolds easily. Great fit. I'm short and the seat fits well and the fabric does not bind up behind my knees.****Added Nov 2016: Originally 5 stars now 1. This chair just broke. Both arms snapped free from the frame where a single bolt was holding it together. The metal bolt snapped free from both arms breaking off the back bit of plastic from the main part of the arm. My brother had just sat in the chair, he weighs about 170 pounds, and fell when the chair collapsed. He also had a finger get pinched in the folding frame when it collapsed. I'm just grateful it wasn't one of my grandchildren with smaller fingers that could have had a serious injury. I've noticed a number of reviewers with the same problem. All the low reviews said the same thing, bolts breaking free from the arms. The chair has only been in use for about 3 months as it was stored for the first few months unused. Only my adult brother has been sitting in this chair and there has been no extreme rocking, pulling on the arms or rough treatment of any kind. This is a dangerous chair do not buy.

It's very flimsy. The caps on the ends of the rocking base keep falling off. When we sit in it it feels like the thing is not going to hold us - it has so far but I'm just waiting for it to collapse. The back end of the rocking base keeps the chair from rocking back too far - which is a good thing if you don't want to tip over, but you'll never even get close with this chair. The arms feel like they're going to fall off at any moment. It slides all over our deck when we rock - so when you sit in it, if you're not careful, if will slide right out from under you. I would NOT recommend this for older people. I don't usually respond to these reviews but I bought this chair for my husband for his birthday in June'14, so he could relax out on our deck on a nice summer day and it's just been a huge disappointment. I'd send it back if I didn't have to pay for the shipping.

After 5 days of use it broke, we only used at night for 30min to rock our baby to sleep, both arm rest broke at the same time, we didn't injure ourselves but I was really mad, is up to you, but I recommend not to purchase this chair instead go to a store and inspect yourself the chair you want to buy, this is one item that I will never buy online again.