Chillbo Shwaggins Inflatable Couch – Cool Inflatable Chair. Upgrade Your Camping Accessories. Easy Setup is Perfect for Hiking Gear, Beach Chair and Music Festivals. (Black + White Swizzle)

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 had three of these, they seem to work great for the first night or to the festival. I weigh 210 pounds and some air always seems to slip out little by little within an hour I’m sitting on the floor. I don’t get it. I rolled it up really tight still doesn’t make a difference. It is comfortable when it is functioning. Well I had one of the clips break and had to send it in. They replaced it immediately. It does the job, but for me I had to keep inflating it.

It's clumsy to fill up, but a decent little outdoor book lounger to take to the park or beach.That said, whoever came up with the name "chillbo shwaggins" should be fired and never work in product development again. Horrible, horrible branding. Embarrassing, even. I hope they feel bad about it.I still love the product.

My hubby ordered this for us before EDC last year & now I can't imagine going to a festival without it. In fact, it's so damn comfortable (even with both of us on it!) I actually fell asleep at the end of NYE Countdown despite the extremely loud music, all the people milling around, my uncomfortable outfit, etc😜It's so easy to inflate, you just hold one end open & hold it up in the air as you run around a little bit, then quickly wrap the end up around itself to close it off & seal the air in. Like I said, it can fit two grown adults perfectly comfortably without feeling like one or the other is about to fall off or deflating weirdly to one side depending on whoever weighs more. By the end of NYE when we were both exhausted & freezing, we were sooo thrilled we had this thing. It has definitely become a must-bring item for any & all festivals we'll attend going forward 😊

I have been wanting this thing forever. It looked so cool, and comfy and easy. Its cool, and comfy but anything but easy. The ads always show you just swooshing it around and presto you are lounging in the sun with all your happy friends . Not so.....it’s huge so it’s too heavy to swoosh, even running through the yard it barely filled with air. Finally stood in the back of the truck while my husband raced up the driveway (our neighbors love us 🙃) After much effort and getting a decent fill for about 2/3 of the bag I got it locked up and enjoyed collapsing into it for a while. Kept it inflated under the tree for a few days before it leaked down enough to fold it away for next time. Frustrated by the difficulty but not giving up. Hoping to try it on a windy day or on the beach. My husband has vetoed racing through campgrounds to inflate it so not sure it will go camping 🙄😢 Give it a try but know it’s a workout.....but hey, that could be a good thing.