Alpine Adirondack 2 Pack Resin Outdoor Furniture Patio Chairs with Cup Holder-Perfect for Beach, Pool, and Fire Pit Seating, Dark Grey

Great product, great price and quick shipment!

I bought these on Prime Day and feel like I got an outstanding deal.What I love- Easy to assemble. The directions were simple and the hardware was very good quality. Just make sure to push the square nuts fully into their slot or the bolts won't line up.- Very comfortable. The sitting angle is great and the seat is long. I am 6'-3" so the latter is a real plus for me. The back is tall enough that I can lean back and have my head supported.- Cupholders. Cupholders are always a plus and these are large enough for a tervis or a rocks glass. I know its a small thing but these do have a drain hole. No wet mess. I'm a fan.The meh- Color. The dark grey is a little darker than shown on my screen. Closer to a warm grey/black. I actually like it better so I'm still calling this a plus.- Build. These are not solid resin. If I had paid full price I might be a little disappointed that these are molded HDPE. I'm someone who likes to sit on the arms and I wouldn't recommend that with these. That said, the plus side of this is they are lighter to move around. And the molded seat and back do have a little give which makes it more comfortable for sitting. So again I'm not even sure this is a negative.All said, really great product, maybe wait for a sale

I was surprised with the comfort and sturdiness. The cup holder is a plus and a great idea. Easy to assemble, it took me maybe 15 minutes each chair. The only bad thing I have to say, and it's why I gave it a 4 star, is that I was sent a set of graphite/black chairs instead of Light Grey as I had ordered. I was bummed because they came in a fairly large package and it would have been a pain in the rear to return it in my specific location (UPS office building is only open for 4 hours during the day for large return items and it's during my work hours). Asked the wife what she thought about the black versus the Grey and she liked the black as well so all is good.

I have 12 of these and absolutely love them. Perfect for around our firepit.

Update: Months later and still no resolution. Pile of parts collecting dust and wasting space. Save yourself the trouble and don’t do business with this company!Chairs are comfortable and easy to assemble IF YOU HAVE ALL THE PARTS. Keter customer service will gladly send you the parts that THEY failed to include in the package if your willing to wait almost a month from original purchase to actually be able to use the chairs… currently have a $250 paper weight

These chairs look pretty good, and they were easy to assemble. Unfortunately, they arrived cracked in several places. They didn't seem to be in structurally important areas, though, so we just kept them. Didn't want to go through the hassle of packing them back up and returning them. I read some other reviews about them getting loose over time, and I can see that happening. The design on the joints isn't great, and they aren't very sturdy. I guess we'll see if they hold up.

Easy assemble and clear instructions - mainly pictures step by step. Only requires a screwdriver for assembly. The chair has a nice appearance, although it is clear that it is a sturdy plastic resin and not actually wood. The chair has a similar feel and comfort as a real wooden Adirondack chair.Only one minor flaw I found with the chair. The connection technology is solid and easy to work, but being older I pulled up on one arm of the chair to pull myself out of the chair and the front half of the arm popped up in the air. I took the arm off and added a squirt of Gorilla Glue into that joint and now it seems to hold. All the other joints are solid because sitting weight is pushing down.

Amazon delivered to what I thought was a remote area in the Blue Ridge mountains. They were easy to put together. Someone gave these chairs a 1 star review because of the screws. This was the fault of the reviewer. Had he been a little more patient and inserted the screws by hand first and he wouldn't have had a problem. He claims this happened more than once. Again if it happened once he should have known better for the next screws.