Cozy Sack 3-Feet Bean Bag Chair, Medium, Denim

My kids absolutely love this for movie time!!

We purchased this several years ago for the kids as a Christmas present and it is one of the best buys we’ve made! It has survived heavy use (“cow jumping” is a favorite pastime here), fits multiple children, adults, and dogs too. Only down side it it is pretty heavy to move (although the kids seem to have found a way to move it more easily than I have) and there really isn’t a good way to store it...make sure you have space for it all the time!

These are way bigger than I thought they would be but a well made and super comfortable.

too big wont fit through door ways and cant make it smaller

For the price I expected to be blown away, but wasn't. Here are my observations:1) The 'Denim' color is actually MADE of denim (i.e. hard and scratchy), not Denim-colored microfiber. This was a nasty surprise, and I guess explains why it was so much cheaper than the other colors. The bag is more comfortable without the cover on it, which is to say not very comfortable - it's rough nylon, but at least you don't have the extra wrinkles and zipper from the cover to deal with. Also - the cover fits loosely over the bag.2) The instructions said to remove the plastic and let it inflate for 48 hours. Well, 48 hours later it was exactly the same box-sized-and-shaped hard lump of foam. I then spent maybe 20 minutes ripping the foam apart, starting from the outsides and getting only tiny bits off at first (the foam block is HARD, my fingers were sore after) and working inward, melting-ice-cube style. It took about 48 hours after this point to actually inflate to its final fullness, including tossing it around and fluffing.3) In order to get ANY back support, I had to jam it into a corner between two walls. And yes, I followed the instructions on placing the 'circular' sides vertically and sitting on the joining cylinder. But if you slouch or lean back too zealously for a moment, it's very easy to accidentally flatten whatever back support you managed to create. At this point you have to stand up, re-fluff and carefully re-seat because it's basically impossible to un-flatten without picking it up and tossing it around a bit.4) The stuffing isn't very tightly packed - I guess this helps it be softer if you flop into it, but I think it contributes to the shaping issues above.For all that, I've been able to make it usable by some combination of jamming it into a corner, fluffing frequently and careful seating, and having a large plush pillow behind me for head/neck support. I've given up on the denim cover. As long as I put in the necessary work and don't move around too much, it can be pretty cozy with a soft cradle given by the foam. Hence the extra star.