10 Best Outdoor Chaise Lounges to Chill in ALL Summer Long

Contributing writer Kelsey Mulvey says that this high-quality, sturdy chair is a steal at under $75, especially with features like the face cavity and room for arms to slip through when lying on your stomach. Plus, it comes with two cup holders as well as two zippered pockets. You can even pack it up and bring it with you anywhere, including the beach. "My beach chair's back was adjusted to about a 20-degree slope, providing a great vantage point for my laptop without feeling like I was hunching over my work," Mulvey says. "I might've used my Ostrich beach chair while I was working, but I imagine avid readers or tanners would also get a lot of mileage out of this seat. (I spent hours lounging here, and I'm sure you could, too!)"

For those who want something sleek and simple, these neutral chairs will really pop against the blue of your pool. "These chaises are narrower than most, so you can fit more of them on a small deck, which is nice at my family's small backyard pool at the Jersey Shore," tester Elyse Moody says. "They're really lightweight to move around (plus there are wheels on legs at the head of the chair to help you), and it's easy to adjust the angle while you're sitting in the chair. I especially like the little pillow. You can flip it over onto the back if you don't want it, but I like it. The material is this waterproof mesh that sprays clean really easily, so the white always looks pristine."

For a one-and-done set, snag this major deal on Amazon. Four rattan chaise lounges cost just over $600, which is how much just one chaise lounge would typically cost. "This set of lounge chairs frames the pool in my aunt's backyard, and I never would've guessed they came from Amazon," Associate Shopping Editor Janae McKenzie says. "The dark brown rattan is a classic, sleek choice for outdoor furniture. It blends in well with so many other picks that you could buy accompanying tables and storage from another store, and it still wouldn't clash. The curved, ergonomic design invites both relaxation in the lower back and support behind the knees. It's the ideal chair for napping poolside or sunbathing."

Don't blame us if you fall asleep while sinking into this plush chaise lounge. They're totally nap-friendly, but you won't have to run to cover the cushions when it rains. "My parents furnished the upper deck off the primary bedroom in our former house with these ultra-comfy lounge chairs, and I remember sneaking up to the deck just to sit on them when they were out of the house," McKenzie says. "They're extra long and the cushioned back was perfect for taking in summer rays. They also held up to Ohio's fickle weather pretty well, so it was less of a scramble to run and cover them during a storm. The original leg-less design is sold out, but the same frame and cushion material is available, and now there's clearance underneath to store things!"

The last thing you want is to invest in a great set of lounge chairs, only to have nowhere to put them during the off-season. This Amazon lounge gets rid of that issue with its stackable, flat frame and breathable mesh. "During the pandemic, my dad renovated an old fishing cabin into the lake house of our dreams and these were one of the first purchases he made," Delish Digital Director Katelyn Lunders says. "We have six of the chairs and three of the side tables on our deck, and they’re as good as new four years later. I love how sturdy yet light they are, so you can easily pivot them to face the sun if you’re trying to get a tan. Plus, they have wheels so you can roll them inside and stack them during cold months. Although they don’t have cushions, it’s actually a huge plus when people are wet from the lake (no fear of mold!) and they are super easy to wipe down and keep clean."