Prodigen Inflatable Lounger Chair, Air Sofa Inflatable Couch Outdoor Anti-Air Leaking Waterproof Portable Inflatable Hammock Air Couch for Pool, Floor, Camping, Beach

I hear there are tons of hysterical videos of people attempting to inflate these darn things on YouTube... and I don’t doubt it a bit. If someone had taped us running around our campsite trying to get them filled with air, I guarantee it would go viral! The people at the site next to us certainly got one heck of a laugh out of it!With that said... Aside from the obvious conundrum of getting enough air into these in the first place, we were really pleased with the quality of the material and comfort once inflated. (If you are at home or somewhere with access to a fan, they work GREAT for inflation! Otherwise, comedy will ensue the old fashioned wind way.)The magnetic end strips on both chambers make “sealing” the hard won air in easier. We have spent tons of time lounging in these and loved every minute. My son even slept in one for a night in his tent!The loops and carabiner/stake attachment are awesome and SMART! If the had not been staked into ground, they would have blown away several times when it got windy. Instead, they just changed direction if no one was in them. No biggie.I bought two and over a five day camping trip, they did deflate a bit on day 3 because everyone wanted to lounge in the “giant orange va-jay-jays” so they got used a lot. Instead of trying to add more air, I simply unbuckled the end, rolled it one more time, and re-buckled it. Didn’t take that much length off, and was plenty supportive feeling afterward.Speaking of the buckles on the end, they are really solid plastic and well designed, I can’t imagine they’d break easily at all.Once deflated and ready to pack back into the bags, all we did was shove them in and they fit perfectly. My daughter mentioned that if they were re-folded, it might have been a challenge to re-pack. I think she just wanted to avoid more work, but whatever. They fit.Oh, be sure to detach the metal stake before repacking! Keeping the carabiner attached would be fine but that little metal stake is sharp and while the fabric is pretty thick, it would suck to puncture the chair accidentally while storing it! I just threw it in on top then closed up the bag after it was all packed in.Truly, quality materials and great design set this apart from others I’ve seen in the past. We will definitely be using them frequently!

It was a little hard trying to get the air in and lost air by morning while trying to sleep on it. However it is comfortable and will continue to use as needed.

Exactly want I wanted and needed. So much easier to carry to the beach than folding chairs and so easy to inflate, so long as you have a breeze! Running to inflate these things is not recommended. It's hard! LolBut I love the pillow part part, the loop to tie down to a stake at both ends and the little pocket on the side to store keys, phone, wallet it.I would say definitely secure this down with stakes in breezy weather. It is so lightweight it'll take off on you like a kite if you don't have it secured.As for the waterproof part, I didn't really try that out, nor did I use it to float on the water with.The only downside is getting it back INTO the carrying case. This is totally doable but can be difficult and tricky (again, especially with a breeze kicking up), made much easier when you have another person helping cram it into the small pouch to store it in.Otherwise, very comfortable, very convenient and very sturdy. This is a purchase I and thankful I made every time I use it. And that's pretty frequently.It seems like it's sturdy enough to stay usable for a few years at a minimum. Not too shabby for this price.I would recommend this style and brand for sure.

Update after 3 uses:Probably the worst and most wasteful purchase I've ever made on Amazon. The window to return is gone, but I may check that warranty. This is absolutely terrible for your spine alignment because it SINKS way too much, even if you get good air (which is almost impossible without a blower). I sunk so low and was all screwed up, I could not move the next day. I'm recovering from a car accident so my injuries were aggravated by this. I'm going to have to see how I feel tomorrow morning (just used it an hr ago). Obviously the concept is useful, but this is novelty item at best. I don't think you get what you pay for either. I think ALL of them on the market have a weight distribution problem that can't be solved unless the material was thick af! And maybe came with an air dispersement mechanism. I'd then pay maybe $50+ for that promise of never sinking. Trust me I spent two years getting treatment for my back, you're definitely not meant to sink like this ughrughgh. Pissed.----------------------------------------------So far, so good. I actually used it for the first time today and didn't have any trouble inflating it. My tip is to run with it and remember: get the top layer first filled with air, and then the bottom layer. There are examples of this on youtube. You do end up sinking into the chair and it's easy to sweat after about an hour in the summer sun. Bring a towel to prevent a slicked up lounger. I'm pleased with the purchase but YMMV.

Super comfy and easy to fill up, but they loose air quicker than I had hoped.

I am almost 75. The directions to run up and down the beach to inflate the two sides might enforce a younger person, or someone with a beach, but it doesn’t work lacking space, speed, or energy. Hence it lies, unused on a porch chair.