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Elite Quad Blue Patio Chair Set your store to see localavailabilityHome is Where You Park it ChairThe sun is shining and the long range weather forecast is good, so we are off to the beach, but why do we always take so much gear? We need beach towels, parasols, footballs, sun hats, sunglasses, sand shoes and a windbreak. Oh, and don’t forget the picnic, sunscreen, swimming costumes and trunks Just months ago, we decided to ditch our heavy wooden deck chairs, we said it was time to invest in a couple of beach chairs with backpack straps. The kids are only young, so they can sit on the sand; however, adults need comfortable seating. But who sells lightweight backpack beach chairs and are they expensive? We looked online and found plenty of affordable beach chairs with backpack straps. The high back chairs looked comfortable, the backpack loungers looked a little impractical and the wooden beach seats looked smart, but heavy. I liked the beach chairs with padded seats and canopies and the kids loved the colourful canvas beach chairs.
However, common sense told me we should buy beach chairs with backpack straps. My wife had never set eyes on a backpack chair, so it was up to me to convince her I was right. I looked online and found a royal blue polyester backpack seat. I decided to describe the product to my wife and this is what I told her. A backpack chair is a folding seat with carry straps. You fold the seat flat; place the carry straps over your shoulders, enabling you to transport the chair with ease. In fact, you could easily manage to carry the picnic basket and the beach holdall at the same time. I chose a lightweight chair with a durable steel frame and wide padded shoulder straps. The aluminium beach chairs were smart but expensive and the backpack loungers looked comfortable. We both needed a beach chair with a padded headrest, a seat that could be folded flat and carried like a backpack. This smart beach chair also has solid wood arm rests and a natty cloth cup holder. So, could we warrant ordering two beach chairs with backpack straps?
The sturdy beach seats would last for years. The family also enjoy walking, camping and fishing, so the portable seats would be well-used. In fact, we recently bought tickets for an outdoor concert, so I am thinking of ordering a steel backpack chair with a cooler, so handy for carrying a picnic.Are pets allowed at the festival? There are NO pets allowed in the festival grounds. Are backpacks or large purses allowed? Backpacks and large purses are not allowed in the festival area. Can we bring our own food/beverages and coolers into the festival? No outside food/beverages and coolers are allowed into the venue area. We will have many vendors selling food, and beer/bev. tents set up for all your needs. Are chairs allowed at Beach Town? Standard size lawn chairs and folding chairs are the ONLY acceptable chairs. No lounge chairs, foot-rest style chairs or blanket seating will be allowed. No wagons, chair caddies, etc. will be allowed into the concert. More information on camping for Beachtown Festival in 2017 will be available soon.
If you are preparing for a day at the beach, you will need an awesome beach chair. Sure, you could just take along your favorite beach towel and hope the sand isn't so hot that it scorches you through the fabric. And you could worry about constantly washing your towels and dragging two or three along so you can lay on one, dry off with the other, and possibly take along a spare in case of disaster. You could do all of that, or you could invest in a quality beach chair to keep you and your belongings off of the hot sand. A good beach chair allows you to lounge in a reclined position while you read your favorite book, or lays flat so you can work on your summer tan. Some beach chairs come with amenities such as an attached pillow that flips to the back of the chair when not in use, pockets or slings for your drinks, books, or cell phone, and even small attached coolers for snacks and quick access to drinking water. The right beach chair will fold and be easily portable. Many come with attached straps that make them easy to carry on your shoulder so you can carry your beach bag as well and still have your hands free to wrangle the kids.
You might even choose to invest in a beach chair that has a built-in canopy to shade you from the sun and protect your skin. This is great for people who plan to be outside for hours on end or who have fair skin and are especially prone to sunburn. There are multiple benefits to taking a trip to the beach with your brand new beach chair in tow. Besides the obvious excitement of getting away from work and spending time with sand and ocean, your mind and body can tangibly benefit. Whether you are splashing in the water, running along the shore, or simply kicking back in the sunshine to enjoy your favorite book, music, or get a tan, a day on the beach will wear you out. The great thing about this is that you will sleep like a baby when you get to your bed. You will get your daily allotment of Vitamin D just by hanging out on the beach for ten minutes. Be careful not to spend too much time in the direct sunlight. Bring a form of shade and always use sunscreen! If you're hesitant about jumping into the water, don't be!
The iodine in salt water is a great way to boost your immune system. So wade up to your knees or waist and splash around with the kids or your significant other. You will start feeling rejuvenated in no time. This one might seem obvious, but you tend to get more exercise when you're outdoors. Don't spend your entire time sitting around on your beach chair. Get up, splash around in the water, or take a stroll along the sand. You will feel better if you do. Your skin will thank you for your beach trip. The sand exfoliates, while the sun detoxifies, and the salt water has antibacterial properties. If you have trouble breathing, ocean air can do wonders for your lungs. You naturally breath deeper when you're outside in fresh air. A day at the beach can exercise your lungs and increase the amount of oxygen you get. Finally, time at the beach is great for your mind. You practically have no choice but to relax and enjoy yourself. This can be replenishing and restful for your mind and help your focus when you finally do have to get back to the regular grind.
The modern beach chair most closely resembles the butterfly chair which was invented in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1938. It was designed by three architects named Antonia Bonet, Jorge Ferrari Hardoy, and Juan Kurchan. It was originally made from two steel rods that bent to hold a large leather sling, creating a chair that could be folded and carried anywhere. The butterfly chair is a version of the Paragon chair that was invented in the 1870s to create seating for campaigns. It appears that this design was expanded on to eventually create modern day portable camping chairs and beach chairs. The original beach chair was also known as the Strandkorb. It was invented in 1882 by Wilhelm Bartelmann who was a German basket maker. They were designed to shield beach patrons from the elements by providing surrounding protection on the sides and top. It kept people dry in the event of rain and also provided shade when the sun became too hot. The original Strandkorb design only seated one person, but it was eventually expanded to seat two or more people.