WEKAPO Inflatable Couch Air Lounger Chair - Camping & Beach Accessories, Portable Blow up Sofa for Hiking, Lawn, Indoor/Outdoor Movies & Music Festivals. Lightweight and Easy to Set Up Air Hammock

Got this for Christmas for my son and it has been so fun. He uses it every time he watches TV. It is a little noisy but once he gets settled it is very comfortable. Easy to blow up and no holes. Great quality.

Built well. Nice material that doesn't puncture easily. I had one a long time ago that didn't make it one outing it was so thin. This one is strong and comfy for festivals, camping and anytime you need a portable way to lounge. It is not easy to inflate. Don't be the silly goose running around like a headless chicken trying to get the thing to inflate. Use a fan of some sort. I use a large folding hand fan and it takes two seconds to inflate.

The good and bad: This was extremely comfortable during a beach trip. There were no issues with it blowing away in the wind which was an initial concern. Because this was on super soft gulf sand I’m not sure the included stake served any functionality for me. I should note I used it under a beach canopy so I’m sure that kept wind exposure to a minimum. My solution was setting something on top to weigh it down when I went in the water. I really appreciate how lightweight this is, when you have to carry things to and fro. And I didn’t have to deal with getting sand trapped on/in it like you get with a beach chair. I brought both with me however since my husband carried a lot of this. I was unable to inflate it myself and am sure I looked like an imbecile swinging it back and forth trying. Plus that motion isn’t conducive to a SLAP tear. My husband had no issues at all. It stayed inflated for the most part. After hours of use; it did loose some air, but by then I was ready to go anyway. The biggest negative and something to be aware of when considering this, is that it’s a major challenge and chore to get out of this though. Nothing graceful or attractive about the way you have to basically make yourself fall out, roll over to your knees and show parts of yourself nobody but your spouse should or might want to see. Maybe this wouldn’t be a challenge for a 20 or 30 year old. My friend bought one too and she’s probably close to 300 lbs. She never attempted to use it, but am confident it held her, but I know it may be an embarrassing situation it popped. Honestly I think after watching me get on and off of it was enough for her to know she didn’t want the hassle. I love it has a carry bag, but honestly, it was just easier to fold up and put in my large beach bag going back and forth for an extended trip. For storage purposes, I didn’t mind the hassle of fitting it inside the small bag. Too much to do everyday, unless you’re anal like that. I’m thinking this would be ideal for a festival. And will definitely try it for that purpose. Maybe it won’t be as hard to get in and out of on hard ground.

I’m 5’5” and around 235 lbs, and this worked great for me. I was able to lay on it comfortably and get up without too much trouble (I just kind of rolled out lol). It feels very sturdy and well-made. I would absolutely buy another one—hands down!

I use this when I duck off from work on lunch break and want to be left alone. I get it set up and taken down in under 2 minutes and I’ve only been using it a week. Perfect for lunch breaks, came with a patching kit which I may end up needing. Worth every penny. Thank you!!!!

There is a lot to like here. About the only thing I don’t like is the instructions. For the run fill method, it’s almost perfect. The only detail that should be added is, when you clip it closed keep the smooth part of the clip on the inside to make it easier to release later. For the bend and lift method (suggested for limited space) it won’t work as written unless you’re over seven feet tall. Part of the lounger will just stay on the floor and not get air. Instead, scoop as it suggests a few times then roll a few times to force the air into the bottom. Repeat that a few times and it’s great. For the assist fill methods no information is given except for the pump adaptor. All that needs to added there is to be careful not to overfill it. It’s easy to overfill that way. It takes some practice to deflate it and get it back in the bag. I suggest getting the hang of that at home. The scoop up method to fill it works indoors. It feels a lot like a hammock. Your feet and head are slightly elevated. It’s super comfortable. I love the design. There is even a pocket on the side for a Kindle or a sketchbook. I’m 5’ 5. It’s just long enough for me. I think it might be short for a very tall person to lie on it. The plastic is very thick, and while it comes with a repair patch, I doubt that will be needed. I think if it ever does pop (likely due to a cat attack) I’m going to replace it with another of the same thing. This is my second attempt at an air lounger that doesn’t need a pump. This one works better and costs less than the first. I didn’t see a mention of this in the product description, but it comes with an amazing carabiner that has a built in bottle opener and a spoke to keep it from flying off.

I bought this thing for my vacation. It's cool. But if there's no wind, it's not very easy to inflate. Maybe, but it won't be very good. The material is tarpaulin, with oilcloth inside. It's not very reliable. Mine deflates when used. I don't know if it's damaged or if this is a natural process. I had to inflate it every time I wanted to get into it after swimming. I think it's good for children, they weigh less. Not so much for an adult. And it's good where there's a breeze. And yes, the wind will blow it away. There are pockets on the sides. It's good to put weight in there so it doesn't fly away. If it's squeaks or stones, you'll have to take them out every time to inflate. This thing is about the size of a basketball when folded and is lightweight, so taking it with you in a suitcase takes up space. But if you're traveling by car, it's convenient. In any case, my experience was cool. I wouldn't buy it again. I'm concerned about the oilcloth inside, which isn't durable, making the price too high for such a thing. October 2025

It is comfortable and seems to be durable. It is a little difficult to inflate if there is no wind but it’s ok once you get the hang of it.