Inflatable Lounger Air Chair Sofa Bed Sleeping Bag Couch for Beach Camping Lake Garden (Blue-2)

Easier to fill on a windy day, but in a few fast steps it inflated to 5+ feet (when tied). I then used my leaf blower to fill more to max and got it to be 6feet in length as advertised. Some may like to only fill half way for a chair size. I felt like I was on a cloud! No pressure points, and almost fell asleep. This inflatable lounger I great for backyard or camping! I was able to elevate my feet after long day! Only bad thing so far is it doesn't hold air (tight) for longer than 24 hours. No biggie, just capture some wind and refasten. Color is pretty and buckles are holding tight. Tested with 300# person and it didn't break or pop. 5***** (I'll see how long it lasts).

Good try. Plus: it’s inexpensive, lightweight and packs small. Negatives: Air closure way too leaky. Even fully inflated, you sink to the ground while surrounded by a large puffy bag of air. Unusable for intended purpose.

I used on my vacation in FL. So comfortable when just wanting to relax outside & I was able to pack in my carry on when returning home. I looked crazy trying to inflate it at first and ended up taking the quick way and used a standing fan to inflate. Once it was inflated I was able to lay on it for hours each day. It stayed inflated for 3 days only needing to roll the end once to add a little more inflation. I even used in the house to watch tv at night. There is no graceful way to get off it though, so just laugh about it and enjoy this product.

I love the idea of the product, but we could not get the air to stay in the chair.

Once we got the hang of filling it, it lasted about 30 mins before it started to deflate slightly. We then figured out to twist the top a couple more times before securing and it stayed inflated! Super comfortable and definitely less expensive than other versions. Worked great for us once we got it figured out!

I’ve had this for a year now and it’s still here going strong. Those of us with weak knees and a bad back knows what it’s like to hurt after standing so long or sitting on a hard surface with no support. I’ve taken it to the park for picnics and a tarp for lawn concerts, even to the beach and even on the cement in my backyard to suntan. There is a learning curve to inflate this. At home I have an air pump or compressor. The best scenario when out and about is to have wind or a pump but if not then I bring a traditional dollar tree hand fan to pack light. You can watch techniques on how to inflate this on YouTube. I enjoy it, and it’s light to take around. For reference on comfort. I am 5’2 and 180. Those who are taller may want to buy a bigger one. I cannot see this fitting a person over 5’8 medium build.

It seemed like a good concept, but the product popped during the first use. It wasn't being used as a trampoline, just wriggling to get into a comfortable position. Now it's pretty much useless.

After figuring out the beat way for me to get the couch inflated, the couch/chair was great. So far I've used it on three camping trips. I'm not sure how puncture resistant the material is, so I try to find grassy areas that are free of sticks and debris to lay on it. It's pretty comfortable and relaxing to lay on. I'm not a small guy, so far it's held up to a combination of about 300 pounds without popping. I purchased mine from the Amazon Warehouse and am super pleased with the product I received.