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Ozark Trail Folding Chair w/ Cup Holder (Green or Raspberry) Expired
$5.40
$8.97
+ Free In-Store Pickup
Walmart.com has Ozark Trail Folding Chair w/ Built-In Cup Holder on sale for $5.37. Select free in-store pickup to save on shipping, otherwise, free shipping on orders $35 or more. Thanks brisar
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This Ozark Folding Camp Chair is made from durable polyester fabric wrapped around a steel frame w/ a built-in cup holder. A carrying bag is included for easy storage/transport - Discombobulated
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Edited January 10, 2018
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Green or Raspberry colors
Ozark Trail Folding Chair w/ Cup Holder
Green [walmart.com]
Raspberry [walmart.com]
$5.37
In store pick up or free shipping on $35+
Green or Raspberry colors
Ozark Trail Folding Chair w/ Cup Holder
Green [walmart.com]
Raspberry [walmart.com]
$5.37
In store pick up or free shipping on $35+
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about 10 years ago i went to cabelas and bought one of their heavy duty extra wide chairs for $40. that thing is still rocking and 100% solid... no tears, no worn out joints, or feet. just a few burn holes from the campfires.
my friends literally go through one of these chairs a year. they buy a few of them at a time.
just on a financial standpoint, they have spent probably $100 over the time i have spent $40.
additionally, i have not had to go chairless when a chair breaks mid weekend(ive seen it numerous times), i also have the advantage of a wider, more comfortable seat with bigger insulated cup holders and a decent pouch on the side, and biggest of all, i can sit my 240# butt in one without easing into it like im sitting on an antique chair from the 1800s.
so ask yourself... are you really saving money on these piece of junk seats? if you cant afford $40, you cant afford $40, and there is nothing wrong with that. if you are buying a few for kids who will likely loose them or grow out of them, ok. im sure there are reasons to buy these.... but in many cases, if you have an extra $35 to spare, it will save you money in the long run. cheap does not always equal a deal.
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about 10 years ago i went to cabelas and bought one of their heavy duty extra wide chairs for $40. that thing is still rocking and 100% solid... no tears, no worn out joints, or feet. just a few burn holes from the campfires.
my friends literally go through one of these chairs a year. they buy a few of them at a time.
just on a financial standpoint, they have spent probably $100 over the time i have spent $40.
additionally, i have not had to go chairless when a chair breaks mid weekend(ive seen it numerous times), i also have the advantage of a wider, more comfortable seat with bigger insulated cup holders and a decent pouch on the side, and biggest of all, i can sit my 240# butt in one without easing into it like im sitting on an antique chair from the 1800s.
so ask yourself... are you really saving money on these piece of junk seats? if you cant afford $40, you cant afford $40, and there is nothing wrong with that. if you are buying a few for kids who will likely loose them or grow out of them, ok. im sure there are reasons to buy these.... but in many cases, if you have an extra $35 to spare, it will save you money in the long run. cheap does not always equal a deal.
about 10 years ago i went to cabelas and bought one of their heavy duty extra wide chairs for $40. that thing is still rocking and 100% solid... no tears, no worn out joints, or feet. just a few burn holes from the campfires.
my friends literally go through one of these chairs a year. they buy a few of them at a time.
just on a financial standpoint, they have spent probably $100 over the time i have spent $40.
additionally, i have not had to go chairless when a chair breaks mid weekend(ive seen it numerous times), i also have the advantage of a wider, more comfortable seat with bigger insulated cup holders and a decent pouch on the side, and biggest of all, i can sit my 240# butt in one without easing into it like im sitting on an antique chair from the 1800s.
so ask yourself... are you really saving money on these piece of junk seats? if you cant afford $40, you cant afford $40, and there is nothing wrong with that. if you are buying a few for kids who will likely loose them or grow out of them, ok. im sure there are reasons to buy these.... but in many cases, if you have an extra $35 to spare, it will save you money in the long run. cheap does not always equal a deal.
about 10 years ago i went to cabelas and bought one of their heavy duty extra wide chairs for $40. that thing is still rocking and 100% solid... no tears, no worn out joints, or feet. just a few burn holes from the campfires.
my friends literally go through one of these chairs a year. they buy a few of them at a time.
just on a financial standpoint, they have spent probably $100 over the time i have spent $40.
additionally, i have not had to go chairless when a chair breaks mid weekend(ive seen it numerous times), i also have the advantage of a wider, more comfortable seat with bigger insulated cup holders and a decent pouch on the side, and biggest of all, i can sit my 240# butt in one without easing into it like im sitting on an antique chair from the 1800s.
so ask yourself... are you really saving money on these piece of junk seats? if you cant afford $40, you cant afford $40, and there is nothing wrong with that. if you are buying a few for kids who will likely loose them or grow out of them, ok. im sure there are reasons to buy these.... but in many cases, if you have an extra $35 to spare, it will save you money in the long run. cheap does not always equal a deal.
FWIW, I have two Ozark chairs that are 10 years old and are the strongest folding chairs I've had over the years. I have no idea if these new ones are the same but they look the same.
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about 10 years ago i went to cabelas and bought one of their heavy duty extra wide chairs for $40. that thing is still rocking and 100% solid... no tears, no worn out joints, or feet. just a few burn holes from the campfires.