Snooze The Day Away In This ‘Awesome' Zero-Gravity Lounge Chair From Walmart — Grab 2 For Under $70
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During those warm and sunny summer afternoons, all you want to do is kick back and relax in a comfortable chair to snooze the day away. And now you can do just that in ultimate comfort because there's a set of zero gravity chairs on sale at Walmart right now, and reviewers say that relaxing in them is like lying on a cloud.
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The Lacoo Zero Gravity Chairs, which come in a set of two, are made with breathable fabric that's stretched with bungee cords to the chair frame, creating a cradling effect. When you recline the chairs, your upper body goes back, and your legs kick up into the ultimate relaxation position. You can lock the chair into place in the perfect recline, or keep it loose to get up fast and easily.
And although the chairs are lightweight, they can each hold up to 300 pounds. They even come with a cup holder that has spots for drinks, electronics, and more. Grab the navy color now for just $70 for the set of two.
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'These chairs are awesome,' one Walmart shopper wrote. 'Love love love them. And the best thing is [that] they were already put together. All I had to do was pull them out and sit on them. I did not want to get up, LOL I highly recommend these chairs, great quality for such a great price.'
'These chairs are super comfortable!' another person wrote. 'I put them in the living room just to check them out, love them! Very easy to recline [and] very easy to set up. And the cup holder attachment [is] a major bonus. The pillow is excellent, it slides up or down depending on how high upper low you need it. Love these chairs.'
And someone else added, 'OMG!!!! The best outdoor lounges I've ever bought! I so recommend to buy these while you can!! They are great, and the side trays are awesome, and the color I got just complements the pool deck!!! What an amazing price!'
Grab a set of two navy Lacoo Zero Gravity lounge chairs while they're 50 percent off at Walmart and get ready to snooze away your summer totally kicked back and relaxed. You'll be kicking yourself for not buying these chairs sooner!
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