The footrest is what turns this hammock chair from a seat into a place to actually stretch out. It slides out on a retractable range of 25 in to 40 in, so legs of different lengths all land supported rather than dangling, and the 16.5-in by 8-in by 16-in rest detaches entirely when an upright seat is wanted instead. Behind it the seat angle adjusts, taking the chair from a near-upright 47-in footprint to a laid-back 63 in and swinging the height between 31.5 in and 42 in as it goes. The seat itself is a broad 27 in by 17 in hung 15.5 in from the ground, with a head pillow measuring 8 in by 4.5 in by 1.5 in supporting the neck at the top. Fabric across the whole thing is a mesh weave that promotes air circulation, so the back and thighs stay cool in the spot a solid panel would trap heat, and the material is high-grade PVC polyester chosen to resist tearing and fading through a season outdoors. Carrying all of that is a heavy-duty rustproof metal frame rated to 330 lbs and built for high stability under a swinging load. A cupholder on the side keeps a drink upright where it can be reached without sitting up. Assembly is simple with the clear instruction sheet supplied, and the folding design drops the 14-lb chair into a carrying bag measuring 34.5 in by 10 in by 7.5 in for easy storage. It comes in black and navy.