Inflatable Lounger Air Sofa, Inflatable Couch anti Leakage Camping Chair for Outdoor, Lakeside Portable Hommock with Compression Sacks Camping Accessories for Men and Women

This was really comfortable to use on the beach, and incredibly easy to set up, although it is a little more tricky to inflate when there is no breeze at all (be prepared to run up and down like a loon a few times). Even a very gentle breeze is enough to inflate it easily though. The provided peg and loop seems a little pointless, so I recommend throwing a towel on it to keep it in place when you are not sitting on it. If not quite fully inflated your backside might touch the floor, but even this was not really uncomfortable, and it is pretty easy to reinflate. Not quite so easy to get on and off of elegantly though, I recommend just rolling off!

I've used this for taking to the park, camping, and music festivals. Nicknamed "my space vulva", I've been using it for over a year now. It has had 7 people sitting on it, 3 either side and one on the end, everyone using eachother as back support.It's very easy to inflate if it's windy, just hold it up and let it fill out like a wind sock. You don't need to get it to a high pressure, just get air in. The pressure comes when you roll the opening side up and clip it.If it's not windy, you have a few options: method 1 is to run in a straight line holding one side open, then run back holding the other side open. Method 2 is a bit lazier - just "gulp" air in by opening the entrance, swinging it across your body, and closing it. This is useful for getting a bit more air in if the bag has been previously inflated, or if running is out (rough terrain, injuries, etc), but I've definitely fully inflated the bag with it before. Both methods work even better when done into any wind or breeze that is present.To get a gauge of how much air is in the bag, run the bag between your arm and your body to push the air from the opening to the end. I think the air being pushed to the end also helps get more air into the bag faster/with less running around, but I've not fully tested that.This does go down slowly. It stays up for a few hours but after a while (I've not timed it, maybe 4 hours) you might find your ass is touching the ground. It's still kinda comfy in that state for a couple more hours but it can be tricky to stand up from without rolling off and. I have had a good sleep on it for several hours one time when I pitched on a spot that was too bumpy for my thin air mattress.

Great product. 100% would buy again. We use on out balcony to relax and it so comfortable

We have 2 of these, great for the beach, really comfy. I looked a bit of an idiot inflating this and I could tell by the looks that those around thought it was going to be an epic fail. How wrong were they….. I’m sure once I was settled with my book and drink that I was the envy of all those lying on the uncomfortable stones.

Very comfortable relaxing..Set up it was a lil hard to get hang of inflation process however, once I got the hang on it was very comfortable to chill in. Only thing I say getting out of it can be bit tricky 😄otherwise overall I really love it does what it say it should. Very compacted.

Super comfy. Hard wearing as I've sat on it with my partner 28stone between us and no problems. Also put it on a nettles and stuff and it's still alive and well.It's a nice parachute feel fabric and looks cute. Inflating it is funny with the running around, if you time it to the windy moments it's way easier. Takes like 5 mins to inflate it I'd say if it's not windy. This would be perfect for families cause it's just a light big chair. I'd recommend to anyone so glad I found it.

Easy to inflate

Super