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Chairs · Comfort on the bank · Our take
Fox EOS Lounger Chair
Fox EOS Lounger Chair · CBC110
A roomy, reclining carp chair with a cracking bucket shape, padded arms and a lovely headrest. Here’s where the Fox EOS Lounger Chair fits on the bank.
- Model CBC110 with a comfy bucket-style design and padded polyester seat.
- Four reclining positions give you useful options from upright watching to full-on lounging.
- Four adjustable legs help level the chair on lumpy banks and uneven swims.
- Fox lists the weight as 7.3kg, while Angling Direct and Total Fishing Tackle list 3kg, so check the supplied product information before buying.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Fox EOS Lounger Chair, model CBC110. There’s conflicting published information on weight: some tackle retailers list 3kg, while Fox lists 7.3kg, so treat the weight figure with caution.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A comfort-led chair with useful recline and adjustment, best suited to settled sessions rather than highly mobile fishing.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality8.8/10
- Performance8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching8.3/10
- Ease of Use8.8/10
- Value for Money8.6/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Carp anglers on longer sessions. The reclining back, padded contact points and supportive bucket shape make it easy to get comfy while keeping an eye on the rods.
- Anglers who like a roomy chair. The 75cm width and 53cm seat depth give you more space than a narrow stalking-style seat.
Maybe skip if
- Mobile stalking anglers. The folded dimensions are fairly chunky, so it’s not the obvious pick when you’re hopping between swims.
- Anyone chasing the lightest possible setup. The listed weight is inconsistent and the chair is designed around comfort rather than featherweight portability.
The lowdown
Introducing the Fox EOS Lounger Chair
A roomy, reclining carp chair with a cracking bucket shape, padded arms and a lovely headrest. Here’s where the Fox EOS Lounger Chair fits on the bank.
- Model CBC110 with a comfy bucket-style design and padded polyester seat.
- Four reclining positions give you useful options from upright watching to full-on lounging.
- Four adjustable legs help level the chair on lumpy banks and uneven swims.
- Fox lists the weight as 7.3kg, while Angling Direct and Total Fishing Tackle list 3kg, so check the supplied product information before buying.
Quick verdict
A very comfy chair for long sessions
The Fox EOS Lounger Chair is all about settling in properly. Its bucket-style seat, four reclining positions and padded microfleece contact points make it a cracking choice for long carp sessions, socials and chilly nights by the rods.
It’s not the smallest chair around, and the conflicting weight listings are a bit naff. Still, if comfort matters more than packing ultra-light, this is a bob-on bit of kit for putting your feet up between bite-times.
A comfort-led chair with useful recline and adjustment, best suited to settled sessions rather than highly mobile fishing.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 8.8/10
- Performance
- 8.8/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 8.3/10
- Ease of Use
- 8.8/10
- Value for Money
- 8.6/10
The padded seat, microfleece touch points and adjustable construction give it a reassuringly well-equipped feel.
Four recline positions and four adjustable legs make it versatile across different postures and swims.
It won’t catch fish for you, but better comfort can help you stay alert and focused through long bite-less spells.
The layout is straightforward, with simple recline and leg adjustments, though the bulky folded size needs planning.
It offers a strong comfort package for its class, but the weight uncertainty and less-mobile design slightly temper the value.
Head to head
How it stacks up
Side by side with the closest kit we've reviewed. This updates as we add more reviews.
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Fox EOS Lounger Chair
There’s nothing worse than settling into a long session and realising your chair is a proper pain in the backside. Too low, too narrow, no support, and suddenly every quiet bite-time feels twice as long. The Fox EOS Lounger Chair takes a different route. It’s built to make the bank a bit more comfortable, plain and simple.
This is a roomy, bucket-style chair aimed squarely at carp anglers who want to get settled rather than perch on the edge of a swim. The padded polyester seat gives it a softer feel, while the shaped design helps keep you tucked in. It’s the sort of chair you take when you’ve got a few hours — or a few days — to spend watching the water.
The headline feature is the reclining back. You get four positions, which gives you a decent spread of options. Sit more upright when you’re keeping a close eye on the tips, watching the margins or waiting for the take. Then lean it back when the rods are quiet and you’re having a brew. Dead handy, especially on those long overnight sessions where comfort soon becomes part of the fishing.
The contact points get a proper bit of attention too. The armrests are padded with microfleece, and the headrest is double-padded microfleece. That should make a noticeable difference when you’re wearing thin clothing in spring or autumn, or when you’re just trying to get your head down for a cheeky kip between bite-times. It’s a more generous setup than a basic padded chair.
There are four adjustable legs, so you’re not stuck sitting wonky when the swim slopes away. That matters on natural banks, towpaths and rough grass where perfectly flat ground is more wishful thinking than reality. Take a moment to set the legs before you settle in. A level chair feels much better, and it stops you constantly shuffling about while the rods are off.
The seat height adjusts from 33 to 48cm. That gives you useful flexibility, whether you prefer sitting lower into the chair or want a little more height to get up quickly for a screaming take. The 75cm width and 53cm seat depth also point towards a proper roomy feel. If narrow chairs leave you feeling boxed in, this should be more your cup of tea.
There is a trade-off, naturally. The EOS Lounger isn’t a tiny stalking perch that disappears into a rucksack. Folded, it measures 75 × 75 × 20cm, so you’ll want to think about where it goes in the motor. That’s manageable for most day-ticket and overnight setups, but it does take up a fair wedge of space alongside a bedchair, carryall and bait.
The weight is the awkward bit because published figures don’t agree. Angling Direct and Total Fishing Tackle list it at 3kg, while Fox’s own site lists 7.3kg. That’s a sizeable difference, so anyone planning to carry it a long way should check the current product information before buying. Better to know exactly what’s going in the barrow than get a nasty surprise halfway round the lake.
In use, the EOS Lounger makes most sense for anglers who value comfort over minimalism. It’ll suit a steady carp session, a social with mates or any swim where you can get your gear in without a long trek. It’s less suited to mobile fishing, but for settling down, getting the bivvy sorted and keeping your feet up, it looks spot on.
The materials are sensible rather than flashy: a 100% polyester outer fabric and polyurethane padding. That’s a practical combination for regular tackle use, though you’ll still want to keep the chair reasonably clean and dry. Brush off lake-mud, let damp fabric breathe and don’t chuck it wet in the back of the van. Do that and it should stay a useful bit of kit for plenty of sessions.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Model
- Fox EOS Lounger Chair, CBC110
- Seat design
- Comfy bucket-style chair with padded polyester seat
- Recline
- Four reclining positions
- Legs
- Four adjustable legs
- Dimensions
- Width 75cm; seat depth 53cm; back height 75cm; seat height 33–48cm
- Folded size and materials
- 75 × 75 × 20cm folded; outer fabric 100% polyester; padding 100% polyurethane
Specs checked with Fox, Oct 2026.
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Our take
Comfort first, compact second
The EOS Lounger Chair makes a strong case for choosing comfort over a tiny folded footprint. The reclining back and supportive shape are the big attractions, while the adjustable legs help you get settled on uneven ground.
It’s best viewed as a proper session chair rather than a quick perch for stalking. Take it when you’ve got time to relax, watch the water and wait for a screaming take.
Comfort on the bank
A roomy lounger with useful adjustment
The EOS Lounger Chair is shaped like a proper bucket seat, rather than a flat folding chair. That gives you a more supported feel around the sides and makes it easier to relax without constantly sliding about. The padded polyester seat, microfleece armrests and double-padded headrest all push it towards long-session comfort.
Four reclining positions let you change your posture through the session. Keep it more upright when you’re watching the spot or waiting for a bite, then lean back when the water goes quiet. The four adjustable legs are equally useful, especially on sloping or uneven swims where a fixed chair can leave you sitting at a daft angle.
Worth knowing. Published weight figures conflict. Some retailers list 3kg, while Fox lists 7.3kg. If you’re carrying kit any distance or have a tight barrow setup, confirm the current figure before you part with your quid.
Best session match
Made for settling in, not racing between swims
This is a strong fit for carp anglers who spend long periods in one swim. The wide 75cm frame, 53cm seat depth and adjustable seat height give you space to get comfortable, while the recline is handy for those slower periods between bite-times. It also makes a good social-session chair when the kettle is on and the banter is flowing.
For mobile stalking, it’s a bit more of a faff. The folded 75 × 75 × 20cm package is fairly bulky, and the chair’s appeal comes from its padding and support rather than being barely there. If you mainly fish the margins and move every half-hour, a lighter, simpler seat may make more sense.
On a longer session, set the leg heights before you get fully settled, then choose the recline that lets you see the rods without hunching. Keep the chair away from standing water and dry the fabric properly after a wet night. Small bit of care, less chance of the padding getting manky.
The bank-side answers
What you need to know before buying
Yes, that’s where it makes the most sense. The bucket shape, padded arms, double-padded headrest and four recline positions are all useful when you’re spending serious time in the swim. It won’t replace a bedchair, obviously, but it’s a comfy spot for watching the rods or enjoying a brew.
The four adjustable legs give you a good chance of getting it level on ordinary rough ground and sloping swims. You’ll still need to choose your position sensibly and make sure each leg is secure before leaning back.
It folds to 75 × 75 × 20cm. That’s fine for most carp setups with a barrow or decent-sized car, but it’s not especially compact. Plan your load space rather than assuming it’ll squeeze into any spare corner.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Properly comfortable bucket-style shape for longer sessions.
- Four reclining positions are handy for both active fishing and relaxing.
- Padded microfleece arms and a double-padded headrest feel generous.
- Four adjustable legs make it easier to sit level on rough ground.
- Wide seat and useful back height suit anglers who dislike cramped chairs.
Worth knowing
- The folded size is fairly bulky for a chair, especially in a packed motor.
- The published weight is inconsistent, so don’t rely on the lighter 3kg figure without checking.
- Its comfort-led design is more chair than minimalist stalking seat.
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01Does the Fox EOS Lounger Chair recline?
Does the Fox EOS Lounger Chair recline?
Yes. It has four reclining positions, so you can sit upright for watching the water or lean back when the rods are quiet.
02What are the Fox EOS Lounger Chair dimensions?
What are the Fox EOS Lounger Chair dimensions?
The chair is 75cm wide, with a 53cm seat depth and 75cm back height. Seat height adjusts from 33–48cm, and the folded size is 75 × 75 × 20cm.
03How much does the Fox EOS Lounger Chair weigh?
How much does the Fox EOS Lounger Chair weigh?
There’s conflicting information. Angling Direct and Total Fishing Tackle list 3kg, while Fox’s own site lists 7.3kg. Check the current packaging or retailer listing before ordering if weight matters to you.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: a very comfy chair for long sessions. The strongest reasons to choose it are properly comfortable bucket-style shape for longer sessions. and four reclining positions are handy for both active fishing and relaxing.; the main trade-off is the folded size is fairly bulky for a chair, especially in a packed motor..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Properly comfortable bucket-style shape for longer sessions.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Carp anglers on longer sessions: The reclining back, padded contact points and supportive bucket shape make it easy to get comfy while keeping an eye on the rods.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “The folded size is fairly bulky for a chair, especially in a packed motor.”
Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.
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