The Sun Soaker is built for RV campers, tailgaters, and outdoor enthusiasts who want genuine reclining comfort at the campsite. A powder-coated steel frame, heavy-duty 600D polyester fabric, and three lockable recline positions make this chair a step above the typical folding camp chair -- and it packs down into an included carry bag when it's time to roll out.
Most camp chairs give you one position: upright. The Lippert Sun Soaker changes that with three distinct reclining positions so you can sit up for meals, lean back for conversation, or go nearly flat for an afternoon nap under the awning. The padded back and seat add genuine cushioning, while the hard armrests provide stable support without sagging over time.
The powder-coated steel frame resists rust and surface corrosion from morning dew and occasional rain exposure. The 600D polyester fabric is weather-resistant and holds up to repeated UV exposure better than lighter-weight fabrics common on budget chairs. At 11 lbs total, it's substantial but still manageable for one person to carry with the included bag.
Lock into upright, mid-recline, or full-recline to match your comfort level throughout the day.
Heavier-denier weave resists weathering, UV fading, and everyday abrasion better than standard camp chair fabric.
Corrosion-resistant finish keeps the frame looking clean even after seasons of outdoor use in variable conditions.
Folds compact and stows in the included bag -- slides under a bunk, into a basement compartment, or a truck bed easily.
The Sun Soaker is sized for typical adult use up to 250 lbs. It fits naturally into RV camping setups -- compact enough to store in a basement bay or cargo compartment, sturdy enough to hold up to the stop-and-go life of full-timing and weekend trips. It's equally at home at a tailgate, beach site, or backyard fire pit.
The steel frame is fully powder-coated, not just painted, which means the corrosion barrier is baked on and substantially more durable than spray or brush-applied coatings. The 600D polyester rating refers to the thread count density -- higher denier means a tighter, heavier weave that resists tearing and holds its shape under load across multiple seasons.
The padded back and seat panels are stitched into the frame rather than hanging loose, which prevents the shifting and bunching common in hammock-style sling chairs. Hard armrests (not fabric slings) give you a firm push-off point when getting in and out of the reclined position.