AlphaBeing Inflatable Lounger Beach Chair Accessories, Air Sofa Hammock Inflatable Couch for Camping Backyard Lakeside with Compression Sacks, Ideal Outdoor Gifts for Adults

This is awesome. It holds the air and is comfortable. If you don't feel like running around to fill it with air, you can use a mattress pump for it. It got rained on, and no water leaked in it and it dried fast! This also supported larger people (I'm little) and held up. It didn't pop from rocks and all the other stuff on the ground while camping.

I was skeptical at first, but this AlphaBeing inflatable lounger is awesome. It really does inflate without a pump—just a few swoops and a quick roll-up. The fabric feels sturdy and the bright pattern looks great. I’ve used it indoors to watch TV and can’t wait to bring it to the park and beach. Packs down small and is easy to carry. Definitely worth it!

Happy I bought this product. It's definitely comfortable for one person to lie down (I am almost 6 foot tall) and two people could probably sit on it like a couch, relatively comfortably. It is very strong and the stake certainly helps as it doesn't weigh very much. However, I saw a video of it being assembled before purchasing, and the real-life inflation and deflation are harder than the video made it look! It took longer than 15 minutes to be inflated enough to use, you have to put in some work and it will not fit in the bag if you don't deflate it correctly and completely. The deflation process is like rolling up a sleeping bag as compactly as you can. The bag is a tight fit, but the strap is convenient. Overall I'm not returning it and don't regret it, just know it's not as seamless as it looks :)

Great product! We love it. It's super comfortable and the material is very robust.

Tested it out in basement first. Easy to inflate in an indoor environment. Much easier outdoors though. This thing is everything I wanted. Compact, light, sturdy, comfortable. I used when camping on uneven and rocky ground. I did check for any large pointy rocks and removed those before placing it. I love that I can sit on it like a couch or lay on it. The little pillow at the end is very comfortable too. The pockets aren’t SUPER usable. I had a drink in the cup holder that I forgot about. When I got up the cup was heavier than the couch and it tipped over with my cup. Same thing happened with my iPad on the net pockets. But they work while you’re sitting in it! Just remember to remove when you get up. I did notice if I get on and off a few times, it seems less full. The less full it is, the harder to get off. I just rolled down the open end one more time to tighten it up. You really just have to practice inflating it. Don’t mind looking goofy. Cuz anyone who laughs at you running back and forth with a huge kite like contraption, will be jealous of your absolute comfort and will ask you where they can one themselves! Awesome for camping. Started using it for movie night. Used on my deck. And Will bring to the lake! Going to buy more. Love love love!!

Imagine being a writer who's planning a retreat to write at the base of Mount Shasta with your faithful k-9 companion, ideally basking in nature and soaking in the fresh air with the comfort of a portable lounger. I watched all the videos and reviews and bought this thing with stupid confidence and ignorant excitability. Now, imagine hiking in Mount Shasta with the added weight and space in your backpack to execute the ideal bliss that is lounging in god's presence that is all around you. Imagine finding an ideal space in a field that overlooks the deepest valley to the south and the magnificence of Shasta to the North... with a balance of just enough sunlight with just enough shade. Luckily, there's a breeze! "This is what it means to have it all," you think to yourself. Imagine taking this out of your hiking backpack awkwardly but proudly. You look at your dog and psychically wish for them to not become alarmed as you are about to create a new, never-seen-before performance. You take a deep breath. You've practiced this moment over and over in your mind. Luckily, there's no audience but your dog, some small wildlife and God. No big deal. Imagine assuming the position, waiting for the right moment to catch the wind. There's a gust and you go for it! You're running, gulping air in your massive air-capturing-mechanism while losing your own breath in exchange... for... nothing. You realize that every opportunity you take to flow against the wind, you're dancing around stupidly desperate to gulp just enough to boost your ego... to show yourself that you can keep doing this little by little, because you're not a quitter. Imagine having just arrived at the base of Mount Shasta with the vigor and determination that got you to hike three miles from your base camp... and here, in this new moment, you've expended all you had left to fill your portable lounger... only to stand in complete sadness that your lounger will not fill up. You are now feeling less inspired to write. You're now hungry, worn out and feeling a bit silly... just to sit on a fallen tree and ask, "Why, God? Why me?" Imagine that don't receive a reply from God because you've given God all your prayers to fill the lounger and even God couldn't provide. So, you pack it up, pat your furry companion on the head and hike the three mile trek back to camp.

The product functionality is... well it works. Of course by that i mean I excitedly unboxed this item because I am going to use it for camping in a few weeks. My first thought was to try it out. I attempted to catch the air in this thing in my living room. Which ended with me stepping on one of my child's dump trucks, falling to the floor and realizing I had caught zero air. Second attempt I take this thing to the yard and open it and move it quickly to catch air... I caught little to none. I finally succeeded only after I realized that I would have to sprint around my yard holding this up like the guy carrying the team flag at a football game when they come out ot the tunnel. After I got the air in it and rolled it (about 6 times) it worked quite well and ended up being fairly comfortable. Morale of the story it's great but be prepared to put on a show for anyone nearby when filling it.

Bought one of these for my grand daughter last summer. She has had it out every camping trip and never a hole or tearing, bought two more for my son and his wife. Great camping chair/air hammock for the younger crowd. Built well.