Does the bar across the bottom of the back get in the way? Uncomfortable?
837734
No. I bought it for my dad (69years old) and he uses it at every grandkids game. He sits in it on average 6hrs a weekend and loves it. Going to buy one for myself.
837735
No that bar that you can see does not interfere with the seating area. It's where the chair fold. The seat and back fabric are supported by support posts on each side...so there is not anything across the back or along bottom where your legs rear. So yes very comfortable and worth the money...built to last and much better than cheaper alternatives.
837736
No it does not. And the seat and back are on the sides...does not interfere with your back or legs. The bar you see is far enough back...where chair folds that it is out of way.
837737
No, it is comfortable. I would suggest the wider chair. My next purchase will be one that is wider.
837738
I bought two of these chairs and we really like them. very comfortable too.
837739
I think it can get uncomfortable when sitting for more than a few hours. I usually pad the seat where the bar is with a towel or jacket.
1237041
i auctually sent mine back because the bar on the back of the chair hit our backs in a not so comfortable place.
709602
There is a bar across the back and does not fully recline; only reclines about 8 inches.
2187528
Not if your coordinated :) You can use a chair with a back if you want to hold on to something but I don't feel the need for the bar.
2087843
I didnt have any issues with mine, however, sometimes the finish is thicker at the end of the bars, make sure this isnt the issue.
1881868
The bar is low enough that it doesn't interfere with the lid of my toilet. The legs are adjustable for bar height.
551020
First, I love these chairs. They are awesome and look great in my kitchen. Occasionally, I will sit back and have never noticed any discomfort. My back touches the top bar. Most times, especially when eating, you are leaning forward or sitting upright, so I don't think it is a real issue. The padding on the chair was more of a concern for me and these are wonderfully padded chairs. They are very comfortable. I hope this answers your question.
517974
You may trip over bottom bar. Doesn't seem to be a problem in the doorway though. Definitely use mounts and not pressure if on stairs.. Ours slips sometimes.
579650
Not really. It's really meant for standing. It would be uncomfortable to use while seated...unless you use a bar stool.
1744777
I would not suggest doing that since it is designed to be collapsible and is uneven due to the different sizes of the bar and the release button in the middle which will show up in your background and damage it. If you do not plan on collapsing it, you could get a piece of PVC pipe (Home Depot, Lowe's etc) to be used as sleeve over the bar.
891831
It's is the full bar that goes across. One thing the didn't say in the description is that the feet support isn't in the middle. They out them in the side. Not a huge deal but just not the way the picture looks
266774
No. There are no crossbars underneath where a person will be lying. It's comfy.
1822034
I got it for my son, he does feel the bar across, he sleeps on one side and puts his clothes and stuff on the other side! I would buy a memory foam mattress for it, if I slept in it...
1067406
No my husband only had to help with connecting the bars because I have a bqd shoulder. The only problem I had was finding shoes with some traction, your feet tend to slip off to the side. I love mine :-)
2272039
The metal bar next is used as a leg rest sometimes by the toddler or you can push it back and it won't hit the leg. Our child never complained about being uncomfortable and we felt the seat was more roomy as compared the Vista.
1833255
Definitely. There's plenty of room between the bar and the mounting point. Unless you're doing extremely aggressive chest-to-bar, you won't be hitting your head on your deck.
1509236
Yes. The issue isn't so much the board, it's the bar you put your legs over. It's to short, I feel it needs to be longer to secure your legs properly.