Relaxing isn’t the first word to come to mind when one thinks of rock climbing, but that’s just what two adventurers found time to do on a recent scaling effort.

Dallin Smith and Chelsea Katseanes, were recently photographed lounging in chair attached to a rock face more than 350 feet above the ground in Rock Canyon in Provo, Utah.

While climbing in the canyon recently, they found the perfect spot to mount the chair. Once it was attached to the rock face, the climbers were able to individually sit in it, comfortably looking out at their surroundings dozens of stories below.

The chair was designed by Smith, an industrial designer by trade, who made the chairs out of ropes he used to use for climbing.