"The Only Thing You Need This Summer," The HuffPost

“The Only Thing You Need This Summer”

The struggle of reading a book or scrolling on TikTok while trying to achieve an even tan is a familiar one, but after trying the Ostrich Chaise Lounge, those problems dissipate. According to a HuffPost editor, Kristen Aiken, the Ostrich chair “has completely elevated my comfort level trying to read in the sun”. You can read the article here.

Best Summer Buy

Life editor Kristen Aiken named her Ostrich Chair as her best summer buy from last year. She says “I don’t know if you’ve ever tried to lie on your stomach comfortably, but for me, it’s an endless struggle to position my jaw in a way that doesn’t get out of alignment, my neck in a way that doesn’t strain, and my sunglasses in a way that don’t dig into my temples.” For beach lovers, this struggle is real— this is why Ostrich was created! 

Different Models

Aiken also pointed out how Ostrich has come out with updated versions like the 3N1 lounger! It sticks out because it can turn into a compact chair: with its adjustable positions, footrest, and face hole. There are models and perks to every chair, so everyone can find their comfort. 

Easy Purchase

Writer Tessa Flores found that the lightweight, foldable chair can be easily purchased on Amazon. The face and arm holes provide the perfect comfort so you can place your face comfortably. The arm holes let you move whatever is below your face, whether that be your book, your phone, or even a drink! 

Reviews

If you don’t believe Flores or Aiken, they found promising Amazon reviews. Customers find the chair easy to read, sturdy, and versatile. One Target Lover said, “I really don’t know why I never bought one of these before. I have always hated laying on my stomach in the sun. This is perfect.”

Overall

The Ostrich Chair creates a solution to uncomfortable lounging. Its goal is to create maximum comfort at the beach, putting convenience and comfort first. The chair's signature face and arm holes allow beachgoers to never dread tanning their backs; there is never an uncomfortable position.