Boha Inflatable Lounger Bag Air Sofa Lounge Hammock and Pool Float, Perfect for Hiking Camping Beach Hangout Music Festivals Pool Parties, The Most Comfortable Air Lounger!

Almost impossible to fill with air if there is no wind. I purchased this for lazy days on the beach, so I don’t think it will be a problem there. While at home I wanted to lay out in the sun to soak up some sun and couldn’t get air into it. I took it to the garage and use the air hose. Took 3 seconds and done. The picture makes it look more comfortable that it really was. Maybe I have to get use to it, however I did fall asleep. I think the material should be a different fabric, your skin sweats to the plastic material.

Before you buy this thing, know that it is massive. Way bigger than I expected. Here are a few things I like and don't like.*If you're about 9 foot tall you could flop it open like a trash bag to fill it, other wise you need to run around like a jackass to fill it with air.*That being said, once you get it full and twist the opening shut, it stays full.*I bought this as an alternative to how ridiculously expensive bean bags are. But, if you have pet hair in your house this thing is a magnet.*The material is thick and sturdy. I don't think you'll run into an issue with punctures.*It would be ideal for lounging around in a campsite, or float in a pool or river. It certainly seems buoyant.*If you've seen Summer Rental with John Candy, this thing reminds me of how he attaches his pants as a top sail.*Lastly, I was about to roll it up easily and stuff it into the carry bag. I had to put pressure on it with my knee but it wasn't nearly as bad as a sleeping bag.

After probably a week of looking at a ton of these bags from different suppliers, I decided to take a chance a buy two of these. I bought the weird plaid one and the orange one. I took both to the Bahamas at the end of July. They both worked wonderfully well. Inflating them wasn't too bad, but I expected the worst reading reviews of these products in general. Still, I had to do a bit of running, but it was fine. I weigh about 180 lbs at 6ft tall. Floated fine. Didn't really notice any air seeping out after floating in the ocean for about 30-45 minutes. Held air much better than I had expected. I thought these were great for the price. I can't imagine the more expensive alternatives could be much better. Quality product. Thanks.

Open arrival I was excited about this lounger. The print looked great, and the double-wall construction felt great. Upon inflating it, though, I quickly realized the construction was poor. First day of use, the bag had a slow leak that would go from inflated to on the floor over ~45-60 minutes. I kept trying to use it, being on a backpacking trip, and things went from bad to worse. On day two, I set it up on soft sand on the beach and sat on it. It tore, immediately. Right down the seam. I am ~175 pounds. This bag didn't survive a full 24 hours of use.Because I liked the design and look, though, I thought maybe I just had a bad one. I attempted to contact the seller online, twice, to exchange for a new one--as their Amazon page only offered returns and not exchanges. They never responded. Returning for refund, purchasing another lounger from a different company.

Bought 2 of these inflatable loungers as an Easter gift for my kids. They both loved them and thought they were super cool. This past weekend we had some friends spend the night and they pulled these loungers out to watch movies on the projector screen. We used out battery blower to inflate in a snap. However, even after checking the “seal” and making sure we rolled things as tight as possible, it would not stay inflated? We could not keep these units inflated long enough to make it through the movie. Maybe we got a bad batch? Email Boca company with this information so we will see what they have to say?

Bought it. Didn't read instructions. ran around like an idiot trying to fill the thing. then watched youtube video. duh. it works for what I bought it for (my kids at a picnic). has two vents. close one side and fill the other first, then close the other. I don't feel like it stays inflated very well. but we'll put it to the test this weekend. if I have to inflate more than once in a four hour span, it'll be going back.seriously though, watch a youtube video if you can't get it to fill up.

I liked the idea of NOT having to use a pump to inflate the bag. That said, you do need some wind. It is almost impossible to inflate the bag if you are in an area that is void of wind (e.g. Enclosed backyard). I'm not able to run fast enough to get it up to the recommended 70% level. Once it was inflated we put it in the pool and found it to be really comfy. The most unique float we have ever bought.

Clever design and appears well made. I am 79 years old and the knees don't work as well as they used to, so I didn't inflate it by running (used my air compressor). I bought 4 of them, primarily for our grand kids to use as floats when they come to visit (we live on Lake Texoma) and my grandson inflated it by running, then using it as a float. He said it worked great! Afterward, I unbuckled and unrolled the end to let the air out and to let it dry before packing it in the carrying bag and I checked the inner lining and it was completely dry. No leaks.