Kai Shelf Pool Lounger, in-Pool, Use in Pools with Shelves Up to 9 Inches Deep, Built-in Drink and Phone Holders, Chaise Lounge Chairs, Arctic White, Set of 2

Fantastic...super comfy..has room for your biggest phone so no need to worry dropping it in the pool and has a deep cocktail drink lol bottle holder...pricey as they are - I have to say they're great quality and durable offer more than other brands

Very happy with these pool lounge chairs. They are comfortable, sturdy and easy to fill. My pool shelf is usually 8.5 inches of water so I bought the lower version of these chairs that are meant for 9 inches or lower. When we had a big rain that raised the pool water level a few inches the loungers stayed in place and didn't float away. They are rock solid in the normal water depth and a little buoyant in higher water levels but they stayed in place. Very pleased and they look great!

These chairs are good quality and look great.

Great quality. One piece, not two pieces screwed together. Good solid stuff

These look beautiful in our pool, especially at night with the blue lights on. They are comfortable. The only negative thing I can think of is that the seat with the hole in it gets stained easily and is hard to remove. The pool water comes up through the hole, and sits there collecting dirt. We had to elevate our chairs to avoid the water sitting on the chair. Otherwise, perfect chair. Also be careful if ordering a head rest…measure carefully because these chairs are not the same size as the LedgeLoungers.

Received these WAY ahead of the estimated delivery window. Product is high quality and was quite a bit less expensive (and with better features) than the competing brand I originally attempted to purchase. Easy to fill (we removed both top and bottom plugs and submerged them in our pool and rotated until the bubbles stopped escaping). The cup holder and the phone holder are nice touches - as well as the flow hole in the seat bottom that prevents stagnating water and staining. Be prepared for the weight - you really need 2 people to maneuver these into place once filled.

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After a summer season of usage, these are my thoughts on these pool lounge chairs. They were positioned in 8 inches of water on my tanning shelf. Pros: As previously stated, the chairs are nice, sturdy and comfortable to sit in. When filled with water, the lounges are very stable and don't move much. Cons: These chairs have two holes to fill them and empty them with. There are also weep holes on either side of the lounge for water to enter and exit from. As it is fall and time to remove the chairs, I've found pink, yellow and black mold inside the lounges. There is no easy way to remove the mold due to the lack of openings to reach the mold. The weep holes are roughly the size of an ink pen tip and the water fill and drain holes are not positioned where you could spray or even put a bendable brush (such as an appliance brush for cleaning under washers, dryers and refrigerators) in to do a thorough brushing to clean away the mold once you disinfect it. I have tried multiple sprayers to try to spray it clean (after letting it soak with a popular name-brand Green cleaner) but there is not room nor a proper angle to be able to spray it clean and attempts to brush it clean have the same challenges. I know I can't put it back in my pool with mold inside it and I can't get the mold out. I don't have a solution to this problem. The next two issues may or may not mean anything to anyone else, but they are definitely considerations. I have not found the need to put my cellphone in the cellphone pocket at the top as it is awkward to reach. The cupholder sits partially in water and so it affects the drink temperature of any can, bottle or cup you place in the holder. It's a good feature to have if your drink is insulated, otherwise the water temperature will make your drink warm. Additionally, any cup or can or bottle you put in the cup holder will begin to float as you drink becomes empty.... so it is not stable when it is floating in the water. I would appreciate any help regarding mitigating the mold problem.