Chillbo x TrippyDraws Lazybone Inflatable Couch - Ultimate Inflatable Lounger for Maximum Chill - The Perfect Blow Up Couch for Music Festivals

I love this couch so much. I have taken it to the lake several times this last summer. It takes a little practice to fan in enough air but once you know what you’re doing it takes no time at all to get it inflated enough. I have only used it on a daily basis and never overnight but it seems to hold air well. It’s comfy and seems fairly durable, but I keep my dogs off of it just in case. It packs small and light. It’s super easy to use and I love the color pattern. I get compliments on it from strangers every time.

I LOVE my Schwaggins, the chilbo is to a lawn chair/ picnic blanket, what wet wipes are to 1 ply toiletpaer. A MASSIVE IMPROVEMENT TO QUALITY OF LIFE. it inflates even without a breese (but a breeze gets it nice and full), and stays comfortably inflated for hours. I have had mine for over 3 years; i have taken this thing to 2 multi day music festivals, countless beach trips, days chilling on the quad, and a hike, and i can comfortably say, as long as you are reasonable with your treatment of it, it will last a long time. even as it slowly deflates (you only really notice it when you get off of it) you are still off the ground. The design of it is so amazing, the funky colors and the fact it practically has a built in pillow is a great feature. This is A COLLEGE MUST HAVE, so happy i bought this for freshman year (currently going into my SR year). people come up to me and ask what it is, and i just tell them the name. I swear i should be a brand ambassador with how much I use it. legit anywhere where you would like put down a towel or blanket for a nice day, do yourself a favor and chill like you never have before. by the way I am currently writing this review from my Chillbo. just thought i should mention that. also before my purchase i was reading reviews from other people on amazon stating issues with it being inflated and not having any back support. They are just wrong, there are two sides,to the couch a sit on the edge side for sitting with people, and a lay in the center side, where it has fabric that keeps you from falling though, they laid on the wrong side and acted l ike it was a product issue.

Comfortable and a good size for 1.5 people but deflates constantly. Nice concept but it's a hassle to add air every 15-20 mins.

Goodbye, camp chair! Goodbye beach lounge chair! You've been ousted. This Chillbo Shwaggins has changed outdoor lounge seating for me - it's basically a reinvented hammock. It's light and packable enough to fit in a tote bag, so shlepping it to your site won't bruise/scrape your shins or cut your arm off at the shoulder (I'm lookin' at you, camp chair). The company's instructional video is helpful and humorous to get your Chillbo inflated, so definitely watch it. In a 6-hr beach visit, I had to put more air in a handfull of times, but I didn't mind. Clean-up is a sinch: sand just falls off and it dries quickly if it gets wet. Pack-up is super easy, barely an inconvenience, because rolling it back up is less than half the effort of a traditional air mattress, and you don't have to back-engineer it's collapse so it fits in its original holder. The comfort is amazing. If lounging is the goal, this is the thing to have. It's cozy and supportive enough for a human to lay pretty much any way as if on a mattress. Switching positions is as easy as doing yoga with an exercise ball on a waterbed, if anyone remembers those, so it's easier to dump yourself out onto the ground and then climb back into the new position. But I found several comfy configurations on the Chillbo. Very comfy. On a more serious note, I have suboptimal circulation in my legs, so sitting in chairs for long periods of time with my feet dangling causes swelling and my legs to fall asleep. This happens in 5 minutes with a camp chair, so I've severed my relationship with those. The hammock-like support of the Chillbo allows me to elevate my feet and legs to aid in circulation, which is a huge find. I would not recommend the Chillbo for activities that require observation of the horizontal plane. It doesn't provide that kind of support. One would have to subject themselves to bruised shins and limb dismemberment for sportsball spectatorship or offspring security. I love this thing. It's a game-changer.

I’ve brought it to watch some park performances and it is so perfect. It retains the air really well. To be honest, I think the fun print and novel process of filling it up attracts good Samaritans that continue to volunteer to do it for me. When I watch them, they take a maximum of 5 runs to fill it enough. I love this thing and I’m shocked people have complaints about it. Still tbd on durability because it’s only been used thrice.

I am an avid festival goer and camper. I absolutely HATE trying to blow up the standard sized couches. Never fully inflate, always losing air, not comfortable with two people trying to sit in it. This took me all of 20 seconds to have set up. SO comfy, so cute and SO EASY. Also it goes back in the bag so easily and took me under a minute to deflate and get put back in the bag. I swear the bag is smaller than the original model (which is great for packing purposes). I can’t recommend this thing enough!!!

Pros: - Freaking beautiful. - A hit with kids. - Compact - comes with a cute carry bag with an actual strap instead of just the drawstring doubling as a strap like many other similar style inflatables. - box it comes in is super giftable. Cool logo on the outside with little windows (sunglasses on a guy) to see what's inside which is nice. The inside of the box is the same print as the groovy print on the inflatable. Cons - We just could not get this to inflate as much as it was supposed to. I tried, hubby tried, kids tried, I even grabbed my keychain inflator to add air that way and it would fill up but by the time we got it folded and buckled, a bunch of air had somehow escaped. We also couldn't get it folded enough so the air wouldn't go into the "neck" when sitting on it. So the inflatable would be filled enough until you close it and sit on it, then the neck kinda pops out. I did it all correctly so I don't know why it kept doing that. Then when you sit on it, it's very low to the ground because there isn't enough air. - Very unstable and you absolutely have to stake it down. If you wiggle at all, it rocks back and forth and it's hard to stay on. - Smaller than I expected. I expected a couple of people or even kids to be able to lay on it and have enough length. Reviews said that adults were sleeping on it and apparently I missed the dimensions because I'm 5'2" and I can't imagine sleeping comfortably on this. - My 10 year old and I layed down on it and let me tell ya, it was a tight squeeze, we basically were squished next to each other and unable to even put an inch between us, even though we had several inches in each side of us, because that's just how it functions. This could be because we couldn't get it to inflate enough. - Expensive. I really wanted to love this. We have other similar inflatables (2 tube-like hammock style) and have no issues with those but wanted to try this and I adored the print. But after spending 2 days trying to get it inflated fully, I give up. Not sure if it was defective or if it was just us but either way, it was too expensive for that amount of failed effort.

This is sturdier than the other cheaper versions but my kids found these a bit more difficult to inflate. Still, the pattern was cute and it will last longer than the other cheaper versions.