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Gaivota Rocking Chair

The classic Gaivota Rocking Chair, winner of various design awards, was revamped by Brazilian designer Reno Bonzon. With an ergonomic design the sleek, contemporary rocking chair with rounded shapes has been designed to be comfortable whatever the size of the person sitting. This beautiful piece of furniture is available from Bodie and Fou.



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Filson x Helinox Savanna Chair - Image

Filson x Helinox Savanna Chair

The Filson x Helinox Savanna Chair is the perfect blend of high performance and classic design. Wrapped in Filson's signature Otter Green colorway, this is a must-have for any outdoor adventure. Weighing just over four pounds and with a high-back design, this chair is both compact and strong, boasting a 320-lb. weight capacity. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, the Savanna Chair features DAC aluminum legs, which are shock-corded into nylon-resin st...
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Helinox Chair Zero High-Back

Helinox has introduced a new ultralight camp chair just in time for summer. The Helinox Chair Zero High-Back is designed to minimize weight and maximize comfort, it features a taller, stronger back to enhance neck and shoulder comfort, giving you that delicious armchair feel at the end of a long day. And weighing only 1 lb 8 oz, it has unrivaled lightweight packability that makes it comfortable to carry and a new essential to backpacking and any adventure....
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BOMBWATCHER SURFBOARD CHAIRS

Bombwatcher Surfboard Chairs are unique fold-to-flat surfboard styled chairs. Designed by Clinton Underwood in Cocoa Beach, Florida, the beautifully handcrafted chairs are very strong and durable. The chairs feature an exclusive and innovative folding design, making them easy to carry and store. You can choose from several styles or even make a custom order....
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