The 5 Best Zero Gravity Chairs of 2020

Many people that suffer from back pain have found relief with a zero gravity chair, and having an option that reclines and also has additional padding for your back and legs can go a long way in providing comfort. This zero gravity chair supports users in a comfortable, sturdy position that alleviates pressure on the spine and delivers that "weightless" seating position with a cushioned seating area many zero gravity chairs do not have.

In addition to the cushioned seat, this pick comes with a neck pillow to offer additional support as you relax. And to make sure your lounger stays in top shape through the seasons, rain or shine, it's been treated to be UV-resistant and mildew-resistant.

The point of a zero gravity chair is to provide the ultimate in relaxation and comfort, but this can sometimes be difficult to achieve for taller individuals. This oversized option from PHI VILLA aims to solve this problem with larger dimensions to accommodate people up to 6 feet, 2 inches in height and up to 300 pounds. 

This oversized zero gravity chair has an adjustable back that can be made taller or shorter, depending on the height of the person lounging. It's also padded along the center line to provide better cushioning for your back and neck while you recline.

Have the most comfortable seat around the campfire with the Caravan Sports Zero Gravity Chair. This go-anywhere seating option folds up to only about 6 inches wide, and weighs about 19 pounds—but it has a weight capacity of 300 pounds, making it a sturdy option for anyone that is looking to put their feet up around camp. 

While zero gravity chairs are not as portable as your typical camping chairs, they offer far more comfort if you can find the space for them. You can easily recline to look at the stars and use the chair’s locking mechanism to hold your position.

According to reviewers, this model is often in demand around the campsite, or at the beach—another popular destination for this portable zero gravity chair. However, it isn’t as large as oversized zero gravity chairs, so some users that are over 6 feet tall have found that their feet dangle over the edge. In general though, this chair proves to be a practical, portable option for a zero gravity camping chair.

Want to fully lay back and soak in the sun while you enjoy that signature weightless feeling of a zero gravity chair? This versatile pick from Freeport Park has four reclining positions to choose from, including a fully reclined position you'll be temped to nap in. The lounger can also be rocked, if you find that relaxing.

The seat itself is 82 inches long, so tall individuals will be comfortable sitting in this option. There's an adjustable footrest that pops up if the lounger is upright to brace your feet for increased stability.