Nevlers Lavender Inflatable Lounger | 210T Polyester Air Sofa | No-Pump Blow Up Couch | Inflatable Lounge Chair w/ 450lbs. Cap., Pockets & Matching Bag | Use as Inflatable Couch for Camping & More

While it can be tricky to get this inflated without any wind outside, once you do it’s actually really comfortable and nice to lay in. I like that it has pockets for storing your phone and stuff on the side. It stays inflated pretty good and is so easy to take on the go. My daughter especially wanted it to take to her wrestling tournaments (which are long and all day).

Just great ! Confortable Easier to use Perfect according my expectations

Ok, so it was a little silly of a purchase but I really wanted something comfortable I could lay on while camping because the beaches at our usual camping spot are sort of hard a buggy. I figured I would give this a try and it was actually really comfortable. I also loved that it floated so I used it on the beach, at the camp site, but also just floated off into the lake with it and it never lost air. I was very surprised at how well it maintained its inflation. The ONLY downside is that it is difficult to inflate on a windless day. It took multiple attempts to try and get enough air in it to work right. Once you get the motion down though it gets easier and easier each time and to be honest we all had a good laugh watching me run down the camp road trying to fill her up. I loved that it rolled small enough to transport without taking up too much space. A tip to help in inflate is to make sure you are holding it in a way where once it is inflated you are rolling it away from you not towards you. Was very frustrating to finally get a good amount of air in it just to realize I had it facing the wrong way and it wasnt too easy to roll towards me hah. Over all though I do not regret the purchase!

It was okay. I was going to use it as an easy up bed for sleeping over at a rental beach house during a wedding. It's pretty much no good for that though and here's why. It basically only stays inflated for about two hours and that is only if you don't get up. I laid down in it and then got up two times and the whole thing was basically flat. I stayed laying down in it for about an hour and by the end of that hour my back when laying down nearly touched the floor and my tail bone hit the hard floor as I tried to sit up. Really very unpleasant. If you get this just think of it as a short napping hammock that you will most definitely only want to use on grass or carpet and which won't stay inflated for more than a few hours. Here's the other thing I would give consideration to - You would really think that they made the thing out of durable materials... Like... very sturdy materials that are puncture proof but they are not. Not at all. Your basically laying on a large plastic bag with a tarp thrown over the top of it. the inner lining is not flush with the outer lining and the tarp material is not exactly mesh so if you somehow puncture the plastic bag lining part and it slowly over the course of an hour leaks air into the space between the plastic bag part and the tarp part - the only air release valve available to you is the inside of the plastic bag part so you could end up unable to deflate the dang thing at all in order to put it away! Never use on rocks or in areas with the potential for the thing to get punctured. I only ever used it on the grass or inside the house but from the moment it arrived it deflated very easily and quickly. Imagine if you accidentally punctured it ! anyhow.... It's a fun gimmick but it should be way WAY cheaper for the chintzy quality of what your getting. I would pay 5 dollars for this but not what I actually paid for it. Also- make no mistake its actually not that easy to fill with air either! You really NEED a breeze or a fan to fill the thing up because its LONG and running and holding the opening doesn't really cut it especially since it deflates 1/4th of the air you filled it up with, within like twenty minutes and half the air you filled it up with in an hour; so you need to get as much air in there as you possibly can from the get go..... The length of this thing is almost 7ft and if your trying to fill it all the way up with air when there's no breeze... psh. Good luck. durability features on this product should be zero stars.

I'm a 5' 10" 250lbs 30 year old man. I love this thing! Heck my whole family likes it! My daughter watched 4th of July fireworks in it. I read and took a nap in it. My son plays video games in it. It's great! It is a very neat piece of "furniture". It will loose some air over a day, but usually tightening the end by rolling it down a couple more times the mext morning makes it firm again. So I end up refilling it about once or twice a week. We like to use it inside, but it is perfectly fine outside on sand or grass. I would not risk it on rocks or rough pavement. Refilling it takes some finesse, but a capable adult or young adult should be able to get the hang of it after a little bit of practice. I like being able to pack it into a small bag and take it when we travel to the beach or pool. And yes, It floats, but I don't recommend doing that. It's not as fun as you would think. Get an inflatable vinyl couch for that (one with a 90° bend in it for more stability). If it dies in a year, I'd say it was money well spent for 50 bucks and I'd get another.

Love it! Just arrived today and I loooove it . I bought it just to have in the house ❤️ very comfy

easy to inflate with a fan but won't hold air. deflates within an hour ....

Bought this for a trip to the beach. It was really windy so it was relatively easy to get air into it. The plastic stake isn't long enough to dig into the sand where it will keep it from blowing away. The stake might be sufficient on a beach day where it's not windy or on non-beach/sand surface (ie. grass). I had to use my beach tote or a few towels to keep it weighed down when I wasn't in it. It took me a few tries to get used to getting into it comfortably and figuring how much air to put into it without feeling like I was going to pop it. If you don't roll the strap high enough, you'll end up sitting on the ground. Once I had it inflated to the right amount where it was comfortable, after about 30 minutes or so, you'll notice that the air has slowly leaked out and you have to unhook it and flip the end around another time to get it back inflated again. On a warm spring day at the beach, it got a little sweaty, but I just deposited my legs and body. I also laid a towel on top of it so that was helpful. I'm a 5'1, 125 pound female with short legs so it was a bit challenging to get in and out (especially when the air had deflated a bit). The way I got out: I would sit up, then straddle it, then try to scoot forward, then lung myself forward/up/out. The pockets were helpful for sliding my koozie and phone in it, but I'm short and have short arms, so it took a lot of effort to be able to reach these pockets. Overall, I am satisfied with this purchase.