The Nash Indulgence Moon Chair is aimed at one thing.
Comfort.
Instead of the upright shape of a conventional fishing chair, the deep circular seating area wraps around you.
For relaxing around the bivvy, it’s brilliant.
For getting up rapidly when a bite alarm screams, opinions may vary.
Moon chairs also tend to occupy more packed space than simple low chairs.
That’s the main trade-off.
If you drive to your swim or fish several nights at a time, bringing a large comfortable chair makes sense.
If you’re walking long distances and moving repeatedly, you’ll probably start resenting it.
They’re also lower than many conventional recliners.
That can be an issue for anglers with knee or mobility problems.
As with bedchairs, sit in one before buying if possible.
Comfort is far too personal to judge entirely from specifications.
Would you choose a Moon Chair or a conventional Nash Indulgence recliner?
