Gobbler Lounger, how good is it?
#2
I've owned one for three seasons now................................... best i've found - the screw holding the shoulder strap comes loose after a period of time. I bought another one on sale, I'm keeping for the day the first one can no longer travel.
#4
The Gobbler Lounger is very comfortable, but I quit using mine for one reason. Because it has four individual pads that sit on the ground, it has a tendency to sink into soft ground. I went to this chair and have eliminated that problem. The legs go allthe way acoss the width, giving it extra support in soft ground.
http://www.alpsoutdoorz.com/ALPS%20O...hair%20MC.html.
This is their large chair, for those with a bigger frame. They also make a smaller one for smaller framed individuals.
Gman
http://www.alpsoutdoorz.com/ALPS%20O...hair%20MC.html.
This is their large chair, for those with a bigger frame. They also make a smaller one for smaller framed individuals.
Gman
Last edited by Gamblinman; 01-27-2010 at 01:00 PM.
#5
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: NewLowell ,Ontario ,Canada
The Gobbler Lounger is very comfortable, but I quit using mine for one reason. Because it has four individual pads that sit on the ground, it has a tendency to sink into soft ground. I went to this chair and have eliminated that problem. The legs go allthe way acoss the width, giving it extra support in soft ground.
http://www.alpsoutdoorz.com/ALPS%20O...hair%20MC.html.
This is their large chair, for those with a bigger frame. They also make a smaller one for smaller framed individuals.
Gman
http://www.alpsoutdoorz.com/ALPS%20O...hair%20MC.html.
This is their large chair, for those with a bigger frame. They also make a smaller one for smaller framed individuals.
Gman
I've been looking for this sort of thing without a top cross bar...
#6
I've been using the gobbler lounger for the last 2 or 3 seasons. I love it. The strap that comes with it isn't all that hot though, so I added my own out of a longer piece of rubber and wear the thing bandolero style when I move so I don't have to worry about it slipping off my shoulder.
#9
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: NewLowell ,Ontario ,Canada
All I did was ask a question , I would love it if someone could help me for once, after all the typing |I do here for others



