The Original Zero Gravity Chair Cushion for Foot Rest Allows You to Relax in Total Comfort – Great for Antigravity Outdoor Folding Camping Recliner, Standard, 15.75"

I was so glad that they had accessories for this chair. Because putting your feet on the metal can be harsh at times. I also got their arm covers, I got a memory foam padding. I made my chair ultra comfortable.

Fits perfect, nice and thick cushion. Saves my ankles and feet from the hard metal footrest, now I can fully enjoy my Zero gravity lounge chair.

Works great supports your ankles with the cushion.Easy to install.Really helps as you recline back, other wise all you have is the cold, hard steel of the support.Even with low cut shoes it makes a great addition to the chair, campfire or movie night.

This is a great add to zero gravity chairs. Makes them so much more enjoyable than trying to rest your feet or legs on the metal bar. Got one for each of my chairs

When I got this I couldn't believe how heavy duty it was. Every detail is super quality. Like other folks, I had tried the DIY pool noodle with duct tape, which not only looked really tacky but also wasn't really all that comfortable, at least the way I made mine. For less than a six-pack, these babies are super comfortable to the achilles tendon which is where my legs hit the cross-bar. The join is at a slight angle so that with the strong velcro it never rips apart even if you step on it to get in and out of the chair. Wish I has done it years ago!

Both my husband and I use our zero gravity chair, now equipped with this cushion, and he is 6'3" and i am 5'4". It makes a world of difference in comfort and it looks nice too. It takes less than a minute to attach and seems like it should wear well as it is well and solidly made. A clever idea that fulfills a real need...before getting this cushion we were going to return the chair as it was uncomfortable for the lower legs or ankles. This inexpensive cushion saved the day. Highly recommend.

This fit my reclining chair perfectly. My only issue was that my feet rested on the metal bar and I had to keep changing positions or put a towel over it. Installation was a breeze and it's totaly comfortable. I can't comment on the sturdiness since I haven't had it that long. This was a great addition to my chair!

The Velcro that holds it onto the leg bar that you are using is sized to fit a smaller circumference than the zero gravity chair that I have affords. It works, but sometimes it will spin over to the side that has exposed Velcro and it will scratch your ankles. Again a smaller circumference should alleviate this issue. I have zero gravity chair that I spent over $350 on, and I guess it’s made more sturdier than some chairs. Considering there aren’t a lot of options out there, and the price, you might as well buy this one.