4PCS Replacement Cord for Zero Gravity Chair, Universal Elastic Repair Cord for Recliners Replacement Laces Rope for Lounge, Bungee Beach Chair (Brown)

I'm over 70, female, and I ordered these, got the package and installed the fix to my broken chair in a jif. It works and is perfect. Cost is a lot less than buying a new lounge. Plus, there is plenty to have more left over for another patch. This was a big $$ save and super easy to repair the broken chair.

You may think they are not going to be enough, but once you stretch them on properly they look and work great. It takes a little work, but better than throwing a prefectly good set of chair frames and slings. About a third of the cheapest chair replacement price. So if you are OK with a 30 to 60 minutes of work to save a few bucks these will do the job.

Just what we needed to fix our anti gravity chairs. Easy to replace and saves a ton of money compared to replacing the chairs. They last a couple of years before having to replace again

I was so happy to find this product. Thought the chair was history! The laces on the bottom of the chair broke when I sat on it. It had been stored in the garage for several years after being put in their during hurricane prep. I just put the bottom laces on yesterday, so I can't speak to durability. The product did not come with instructions, so I watched a few You Tube videos of how others did the repair. Since the old ties broke, I did not have a complete pattern to follow. First video said to start at the top, next one said the bottom. I recommend starting at the bottom. I took mine out a few times to restring and found the bottom first worked the best. My suggestion to COITEK would be to provide some instructions.

These have rescued my zero gravity chairs on multiple occasions. I honestly thought the chairs were done for. So glad I came across this product. The weather and sun are hard on the chairs and the straps seem to need replacing every couple years. They are easy to string up too.

They worked very well. Very easy to do it just took maybe one hour to string my gravity chair.

Great replacement product for my antigravity chairs. Chairs feel like new.

The cords on my wife's LaFuma zero gravity chair finally started breaking after 18 years! I managed to tie two breaks back together to get through a camping weekend, then started looking for a fix when we got back home. Considering her chair originally cost about $100 and a new LaFuma would run us $250+, figured it was worth trying to replace the cords first. It was a bit difficult to determine the length I needed because the existing cords were so stretched out, but I went with these figuring... a) free returns and b) if they were too long I could double up when wrapping. These turned out a little long but that was better than too short! They were the same style as the original cords, and I just followed the threading pattern on the opposite side of the chair as I wrapped. Since they were a little long, I had to unwrap once or twice and double-wrap a few areas to make them work, but that just added extra support to the chair. This included a full set of cords, 2 for the seat and 2 for the back of the chair. In the end, my wife is happy she has a rejuvenated chair and it only cost $10.