Chillbo Inflatable Couch – Cool Inflatable Chair. Upgrade Your Camping Accessories. Easy Setup is Perfect for Hiking Gear, Beach Chair and Music Festivals.

The chillbo Is bad to the bone. My partner and I were at Dancefestopia in Kansas City and saw a ton of people with these and we had no idea what they were. We asked a guy if we could sit in it and they were totally comfortable and the music from the festival literally vibrated the chillbo. We immediately ordered two of them and watched the video on how to inflate. By the way the video is hilarious. I recommend this product for people of all walks of life. I decided to write my Amazon review while relaxing in my backyard in my chillbo. I was a little worried by the comments at not being able to inflate the chillbo And it is something you definitely have to practice. I’ve inflated it twice now with no wind and have had no problem. I am 5’5” tall and I found the secret to inflating your shwaggins is to quickly shut the opening after every swing to get air inside. Sometimes I have to swing it around 10 different times through each tube in order to inflate but it has never been a problem. I’m reading a lot of the comments and the worst reviews are saying that it’s very difficult to inflate. I can see how it could be difficult and may be frustrating because I didn’t quite get it right the first time I tried it. But the key is to really shut the opening immediately after every time you swing it to get air inside and then rolling it up closed as tight as you can. Anyway I love my little shwaggins and I hope this review is helpful so that you can enjoy your shwaggins too.

Of course this product takes a little bit of work to properly inflate, but I was expecting this. If you go into this thinking that you'll swoop this thing around twice and call it a day then think again. Aside from the elbow grease that is needed to get this bad boy ready for chilling, it is a quality product and seems to be built to last. Using common sense (it's not impenetrable) this product will last you years without hiccups. I really like the allover print since it stands out from the rest of the products. As for the people who say that you sink right into the air hole in the middle, please read the instructions before you make foolish claims. They clearly tell you how to flip it over to prevent yourself from falling into said air pocket. If you're patient and you want something that is portable and durable, this inflatable chair, couch, bed, float or whatever you want to call it will serve you well for many years to come.

I got one of these after using my friends of a different brand. This was much harder to inflate. However, it seems well made and had two layers to hopefully prevent it from popping. Overall, good value, cool color, comfortable to sit on. I am unsure about whether it’s waterproof but it is cozy to sit on.

So it looked fun. I needed a backyard / beach comfy chair. It is definitely portable, not doubt about that. Made of rip stop fabric that should hold up but it does seem to be straining at the seams a little. Inflation is.... a learned and practiced skill. Everyone complains about it and yes there are videos on how to do it but it ain't easy. For the first dozen times or so, my thoughts were pretty much not pleasant. If you don't give up, you learn the trick and it gets easier. NO REALLY... IT DOES. You look like an idiot doing it, but you learn. Once inflated and secured, it is heaven. It's amazingly comfortable like you are floating on a raft in a pool. Yes, it does lose air after a while though. It isn't sealed so that will happen. You'll feel your butt on the ground and know it's time to reinflate. The problem I have, is getting out of the thing. If you are healthy, fit and young, you'll have no problem. I... am not. So I just end up rolling around on the ground a while until I find a way up. All in all, I would recommend this if you have patience and energy.

I bought this back in July for a fly-in and used it a bunch at the event. It’s perfect to lay out and watch air shows! I’ve also used it at home while hanging out in my yard.I just recently used it at another fly in and plan on bringing it to a festival soon as well!It’s very durable and has held two people with no problems. It does slowly leak air and I just tighten it up over time.I haven’t mastered the technique to fill it up with air quite yet, but thankfully I’ve had leaf blowers handy most of the time.I’ve gotten so much use out of it and plan to use it more.It is very comfortable and I could easily fall asleep in it.

This thing is great! It was a bit tricky to fill at first but I also think people’s mistake is thinking they need to fill it all the way then roll and clip it close. Totally don’t have to do that. Fill what you can and just roll until it’s firm to your liking. Im 5’ 6” 300 lbs and it held my weight totally fine with no issue. We camped somewhere rocky but I put a picnic blanket down and it didn't feel it was going to pop. Especially since I’m heavier I didn’t want to full it so right that it could pop on me. Totally comfy too! I had it near a campfire and it got warm but handled the heat fine. I’d totally buy another one. It is a bit hard to get out of. I usually just rolled off, haha!

It doesn't inflate all that well. If instead of two separate tube's of air, it had just one. That may help it fill faster. Secondly, I wish this had a port for an air pump. Portable pump units of the likes of big agnes etc would be a game changer for this product. Get it 3/4s full and then be able to run a pump to get it the rest of the way or top it off occasionally as it does leak some air out.I also think there's room for improvement with its weight. Instead of the heavy buckles that don't really take much strain, use a smaller one. It also could be a tad smaller overall. I'm 6' even and there's a lot of room wasted when I'm on it. If you can get it under 2lbs, add a port for a mini air pump, and make it a smaller package, this would be a backpackers dream

love it

Fue una mala inversión, lo debi devolver, aqui no hay viento fuerte y creo que debes correr en la playa para q se llene de aire, no tiene cierre hermético asi que se vs6 desinflando, el color es lo unico bonito

My son wanted one of these to sleep on, he only has a small bedroom and said he could let it down in a morning and inflate it at night. He says it is rubbish because it deflates within a couple of hours.

given as a Christmas gift

After only a few uses, it now leaks and deflates in under an hour. They give you a patch but it's useless if you can't find the hole. The concept is interesting but in practice, it's more trouble than it's worth and now I've got a useless ripstop nylon bag. Maybe I can make a beanbag chair out of it.