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COSTCO Rio Swinging Hammock YMMV - $15.00
$15.00
My local Costco has the Rio Swinging Hammock.
Originally $60
Now $25 plus $10 instant savings = $15
https://www.costco.com/rio-swingi...60750.
Originally $60
Now $25 plus $10 instant savings = $15
https://www.costco.com/rio-swingi...60750.
Created 09-26-2022
at 05:43 PM
by Ace00
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Also, I remember seeing a recall notice last time I was at the returns desk for these chairs. Hopefully they we're all pulled and replaces with a updated version. Here is some recall info: https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2022...s-Provided
I disagree, there is a risk... a bad product is a bad product.
Imagine camping, watching your kids at a sporting event and the chair falls apart.
Sure all chairs run the risk of doing that, but if this chair is as you state, there is a higher risk.
Also, I remember seeing a recall notice last time I was at the returns desk for these chairs. Hopefully they we're all pulled and replaces with a updated version. Here is some recall info: https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2022...s-Provided
Thanks for the heads up. Looks like I got the updated one. It just has more reminders to ensure the pins are inserted.
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We've been using them camping for a couple of years now, and we absolutely love them. People routinely ask us about them and some family members that have tried them have gone right out and bought their own. We certainly have not experienced feeling like we're "falling out" of the chair like the other person mentioned. A few thoughts.
- It's super comfortable to be able to recline the chair and relax or watch the stars. When doing so it significantly increases comfort to have a foot rest. They sell attachments for this style chair, but we prefer just to use a cooler or footstool or whatever else is around.
- Using it as a regular chair (like for eating) is a bit of a mixed bag. Being able to rock is nice but you can bump into the table. There are two places to rest your arm (either on the chair itself or the top mounts). For my taste one is too low and the other too high. Neither is a huge problem.
- The chairs are big. They take up significantly more space in use. Packed up they're not massive but definitely take up more space than your average camp chair. Set up and break down takes a few moments longer than a traditional chair, but isn't bad. Just make sure you get the two pins in the right place or you're going to have a very bad time.
All in all they are our favorite chairs. Durability has been pretty good through probably 2 dozen camping trips, and we're not small people. I did manage to partially tear one (trying to recline the chair while I was sitting in it--something I'm pretty sure they explicitly tell you not to do), and we replaced it immediately.So... maybe not for everybody, but there's definitely a reason they have good reviews on both Costco and Sam's Club.