Fold-out rocking lawn chair

p32220_500.jpgYou can buy a cheap fold-out chair, complete with nylon beer pocket, at any Walmart for a couple of fins. This rocking variety is about four times as expensive at $40.00, but it adds rocking into the mix.

A killer addition indeed: if only I had a lawn upon which to unfold this, rocking back and forth on a hot summer day, surrounded by discarded beer cans as I shake my drunken fist at neighborhood children and heap obscenity-laced affirmations of territorial ownership upon their blasted heads.

Portable Rocking Chair [Taylor Gifts via Book of Joe]


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I can hear them scoffing at you down the street sir!
At one point I believe I may have heard a barely restrained chortle, but the acoustics are funny at that intersection.

Fear not. I'm sure the retention of their flying disk will no doubt dissuade them from any further jackanapery.

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the cup holder ain't big enuff fer a jug and there's no damned shotgun scabbard.

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#3 posted by Yep , August 7, 2008 1:43 PM

Wow, you just described my weekend.

BTW, would be made better by the addition of a fold out food rest.

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#4 posted by Yep , August 7, 2008 1:46 PM

oops...meant FOOT rest. But a food rest would be good, too.

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My wife and I camp a lot, and have a collection of the folding canvas/sling-type chairs, including this very rocker. It's actually quite comfortable, if you like rocking chairs (kind of an acquired taste, I think; the wife likes it, I can do without). It seem to work best on soft ground (turf); there's a little bump where the back upright attaches to the rocker, at least on ours. We also have a pair of folding recliners that DO have footrests, adjustable from "just putting my feet up" to full passed-out in the sun, tongue-lolling recline (I'm very fond of this chair). They all fold up into the pretty standard 10" tube, easily stashed in the trunk. We keep a pair in every vehicle at all times. The recliners, by the way, are the perfect seat for air shows.

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#6 posted by O_P , August 7, 2008 4:56 PM

I can just imagine taking this one to the ski fields and using it as a sled.
Nothing better than a cup holder on a toboggan.
Those rocking additions look pretty slick.

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#7 posted by dove , August 7, 2008 5:55 PM

We've had one of these for a couple years. A pain in the ass to fold/unfold, but comfy.

I didn't really think it was BBG-worthy, though.. huh. Maybe cause it's one of the only things so far I've owned.

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