If your dining chairs aren't going to cut it for a comfortable place to relax this spring, a pair of sun loungers could offer a more suitable alternative. down from £49.99 now, from Yimbly (owned by Daily Express' parent company Reach PLC). If you were to buy them separately, they'd cost £31.99 each, so the offer does save money.
include a handy feature you don't see on most sun loungers-a canopy that shields your face from the sun and provides shade. This is great if you want to read while lounging in bright sunlight, and the canopies are removable when you're not using them.
You can also adjust the back of to four different levels, from flat to upright, to find your most comfortable position. The fabric and metal chairs are much less bulky than wooden sun loungers, so they fold up neatly and compactly for storage.
There are nine colours to choose from, all are reduced, but the grey shade is the cheapest right now at £44.99.
There are no reviews on Yimbly just yet, but they're also sold at , where they're slightly more each, and shoppers have been leaving their feedback.
One shopper said: "I have never been able to sit in the sun but the shade attached to this sunbed is brilliant. For the price the bed is great."
A second commented: "It is very comfortable but a bit slidey! I have to use a weight to stop it moving around! But overall it is a good buy!"
A third added: "Perfect, ideal for garden in summer or at beach. Shade for face. Looking forward to using."
Alternatively, Wowcher has for £44.99. They don't have sun shades, but they have a cushion that looks comfortable for resting your head on.
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