SHENKEY Inflatable Lounger, 2020 Upgrade Waterproof Anti-Air Leaking Air Sofa with Portable Package, Inflatable Couch and Air Chair for Travelling, Camping, Hiking and Beach Parties

This is probably one of my favourite possessions, when I die I want it placed in my tomb so I can be comfy in the afterlife!Inflation can be a bit of a faff, but it takes less than a minute. When there's no wind, you have to run up and down with the flaps held open like a loon. It doesn't need a lot of inflation, once it's gone a bit "puffy" you seal the ends, and roll them over to make it nice and firm. It stays inflated for several hours and is very comfortable. I regularly fall asleep on it! I use it on a wooden deck and use a bungee chord to stop it from blowing away. It is supplied with a small ground peg, which I haven't used. The material seems quite tough, but again, I haven't used it near any pointy/sharp things. The hardest part is getting out of it once you are in, you sort of have to roll off it onto the floor in an undignified manner.

Just a great product. I saw a couple at a festival last year so I knew what I wanted. It consists of a strong plastic air sack with a second layer of ripstop makes it pretty durable as far as inflatables go. Held up well during testing session with my 3 year old where it was jumped on, thrown around, grabbed with tiny fingers and prodded with action figures! So far so good. It's very comfortable although in summer I'd imagine you'd need to cover it with a towel or blanket as it obviously isn't breathable. Very easy to inflate. Just run it against the wind (run fast if no wind!). I managed to get it fully inflated in about 6m of garden. Then just roll up the bottom and clip it shut and peg it down with the peg provided through the loop in the bottom. 2 mins up and down. No special equipment/superman lungs required! I love how portable and small it is in it's bag. I've added two to my camping kit as it'll be a real campsite luxury and I expect it'll be fantastic to take with me to festivals and events in the summer. Really pleased and happy with the price.

Can be challenging to inflate as it requires running backwards and forwards quite a lot if there's very little wind.Generally comfortable and well made and keeps inflated for several hours as the description claims.Only problem is that the stitching around the middle mesh part is pulling away from the nylon outer and starting to cause a hole. Will probably cause an issue in the future, but the fact that it's a double skin will likely extend it's life.

The lounger is better than I expected! Inflating does take some practice...but once you get the hang of it, it does work! Once there is sufficient air, just twist the ends until the lounger is tight and clip into place....don't over inflate, cuz if you do, you can't twist the ends enough times to seal it (trust me...I did it the first time and sank into the floor 🤣). A bit tricky to get in and out but once in, so comfy!! Highly recommend!

Used the chair twice - was brilliant! But on the 3rd use of the weekend, it started slowly deflating. It now cant hold air for longer than 10 minutes. There are no visible holes or tears apart from one seam which seems to be coming apart. I didnt expect it to last a life time but expected it to hold up for a weekends camping!

Wasn't as easy to inflate (especially if there's no wind, I imagine if it's windy it would be easier).Purchased to use for an outdoor cinema, did start to deflate slightly.Make sure you read instructions and use it the right way up, my little one lay on it while I had it upside down and got wedged in it (I did rescue him after I'd finished laughing at him... lol).All in all it did the job.

Not as easy to inflate as it suggests. It is now only used in my garden because I can use a hair dryer to inflate it.It doesn’t hold air forever and within a couple of hours it deflates so your touching the floor when you use it.

This is very easy to use. I suspect the one in the photos is inflated with a pump but I managed to get it inflated enough, by running into aLight breeze, for my wife and I to sit on comfortably. A combined weight of 30 stone (420lbs) we’re both in our 60’s so youth is not needed. I was puzzled by it having two openings into what basically is an elongated doughnut but filling one and then the other worked fine. It’s way better than sitting on the ground. At our age, back support is always good so we sat back to back on it, propping each other up. It takes a bit of wriggling to stand up from it but it’s not a massive problem. 10/10 I’m going to buy another. so we have one each and use them as an alternative to sun loungers.