But there certainly is, and it’s by one of our favourite brands for good value camping gear – Asteri. Focus on Details: Extra straps on the bottom of the camping chair enhance the tear strength of the fabric and improves the overall weight capacity of 113kg. Large seat area with 600x 300D padded oxford fabric and padded armrest ensure the comfort of this large chair Extra Storage Spaces: Armrest with a durable mesh cup holder makes your hands free. Admittedly there’s a little bit of roll together, but not many camping chairs have such flexibility.

When seated in the chair, there is a flimsy little drinks holder in the right arm – we would have preferred to see a little more substance there because we feel it could break after extended use. We highly recommend the Zempire Roco Lounger Chair for your camping excursions if you appreciate a great design and not-so-common look to your campsite furniture.

For the second part, the fabric section of the chair must be stretched over the base frame – this takes a bit of strength, but is not too taxing. Differential Design: Two cup holders, one holds a larger 32-ounce drink, the other holds a standard cup size.

However there are numerous reports of these cheaper chairs letting air out quickly and not being large enough for a typical adult.On the right arm it’s even better – there is both a standard circular drinks holder and something we’ve not seen before anywhere – a wine glass holder! The chair consists of a good quality fabric back and seat which is permanently connected to a collapsible set of legs. In use, we found it comfortable and rugged – there doesn’t seem much chance of legs breaking or material wearing away. Let’s face it, there’s not much point going camping to a campsite if you haven’t got a chair of some sort to sit on. No real downsides with the Zempire Roco in our opinion - yes it's not quite as cheap as some of the plastic imports, but the German beechwood frame offers a style and aesthetic appeal you don't get from those.