Nevlers Lavender & Gray Inflatable Couch 2 Pack | 210T Polyester Inflatable Lounger | Blow Up Couch Set w/ 450 lbs. Capacity, Pockets & Matching Bag for Use as Festival Essentials & Beach Must Haves

So far it works . I plan on using it this weekend for a camping trip . I decided to make sure I knew how to inflate it BEFORE my trip , and it went well . No holes detected as of yet in the ONE of two I bought . Everything is in the places it’s supposed to be 🙂 . I weight almost 200 pounds (194) , 5’7 , & female , I fit comfortably, feet hang off but not too much . Going to test lounging in the water when I get there lol . Back from camping , 1 week later . they lasted through the beach day in the water , and the same night we ended up using them as a “mattress” , our cot broke out of nowhere . But it was actually comfortable ! And it had dried with no problems . It was also really hot outside so that helped . The running to get air in it is funny looking but it does actually work lol . ** March 2021 -took one of two camping again and inflated it. It did not stay inflated, I kept them in their bags so I'm not sure how but I guess there may be a hole .

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).

Terrible. First time it was sat on, the seam blew out immediately. 165lb, did not jump on it, was not rough. Had them replace it with the exact same hoping it was a lemon. Unfortunately we didn't try it right away, because the exact same thing happened with the replacement. Unfortunately we are about 10 days outside the return window.

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!

Well i did love it but it is hard to get blown up and my daughter used hers 3 times before it started to not hold air

Just great ! Confortable Easier to use Perfect according my expectations

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.

I'm returning it. I'm not happy. My friend has a similar one that was less expensive and is three years old but it is hands down better than this. Based on the picture and description,this one looked as if it comparable if not better and that was not the case. It is super hard to get it to fill with air; ultimately you end up making it super short because the tubes will only catch so much air. No this is not a user problem this was a device issue. In order to secure it in place there's an elastic band on the bottom side and a stake to beat into the ground....you have to lift it up to secure it to the ground so doesn't work out real well for obvious reasons.. The thing I was most disappointed with is that there was zero headrest or backing. I had to use a towel to prop my head up but there was no sitting in this thing it was just laying there that's it