WEKAPO Air Lounger

I’ve been using this in my living room to lie on & nap on ! It’s so comfortable, the day I tried it I fell asleep in minutes ! I’m a senior with a lot of aches & pains & I had been trying out all different cots that might be handy to use when my daughter comes over . But even when I found something comfortable, which wasn’t easy to do , the offgassing was so bad I couldn’t have it in the house . By now I’d try anything ! It’s like floating with no pressure anywhere , & when I wake up from a nap it hasn’t caused any aches anywhere , I feel fine ! And there’s no odor at all ! It’s probably a bit funny watching me try to get in & out of it , like others have said , just roll out of it , then stand up 😊 . I put a quilt on it to make it cozier & cover up with another one for naps . So while younger folks are enjoying this at the beach & all kinds of festivals & things , just want to say it works great for this not so young person too ! I filled it pretty easily just by raising it up & down the first few times but then decided to just use hairdryer on cool . I’ve since gotten the Wekapo air pump with the special clip to fill it & it works great . I did have a problem with it , so I got in touch with Wekapo & they got back to me the next day & took care of it . So far I recommend this lounger , great price , so comfy , very easy to store (takes up almost no room at all ) , so fast to set up & to put away , no off gassing , great for naps & hoping to use overnight & great customer service !

AWESOME PRODUCT! I finally got one after two of my friends got them and loved them. So durable and comfortable, fits 3 people comfortable and is so portable and easy to put up! Company is also super sweet and caring, left a nice thank you note in my package. Would recommend 100%

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.

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.

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.

I bought two of these for my 9 year old and myself. I love this thing. The portability is awesome - I like being able to keep it in the car. It does fold down easily, but usually I kind of roll it up and clip it and don't use the bag unless I'm storing it in the closet. Inflating is definitely easy on a breezy day, but I haven't had much issue filling it with no breeze. You look like a fool for 2 minutes max, but it holds air for hours. Its actually so easy to refill that I don't worry about leaving it up all night-I inflate and deflate it all the time. I've never slept on it all night, only napped for a few hours during the day, but if you're not getting up and down a lot it holds air great. (The more you jump on it and mess around it does get less firm and more squashy after awhile and you have to retrap some new air and reroll.) I wouldn't take it to the beach - it's so lightweight that even with a beach bag on it it would blow away if you leave it alone while you swim. It comes with a metal stake and loop, but on both ours the loops pulled off fairly quick and even when it was attached it was flying in the air like a flag. It dries fine from wet grass or drink spills but I wouldn't soak it unless you really hang it out to dry. We brought it camping but we don't use it on the rocks. It's great for the park and lawns - we've had these at fireworks a few times and it was perfect, on relaxing picnics, and I love to read in the yard while laying on this. For comfort - it's incredibly more comfortable if you use a little Cushie microbead pillow to use behind your neck if you want to prop up and read or talk to people. Otherwise you do tend to stare up at the sky (when laying down). I also use this in our living room with pillows and blankets to watch movies. We used to pull them out for family BBQs and there would be visitors using them all day. The trick to inflating in non-wind is to scoop, trap and ROLL the ends to push the air down to the end, then repeat. You don't have to run all around, although my daughter likes to. Remember that you are going to roll the ends and then clip it which is going to push the air up - the first time you do it you're going to think "There's NO WAY there is enough air in there." Try rolling and clipping first. I wish I had this as a teenager when I'd sleep over friends houses - I could have spent less time using a text book as a pillow and a towel for a blanket and more time lounging on air, since the folded bag fits in a backpack with room to spare.

I bought this for a movie night outside with a local church. I tried to used the run and also the scoop method but it didn't work for me. While at the movie outing, a woman was so fascinated with it that she wanted to run with it to see if she could fill it with air. She managed enough that I could seal and tighten the air in enough to make it puff so that I could snuggle into it. I was concerned that it wouldn't last the entire movie but I ended up leaving early. The paper insert says to contact the company if you are having trouble filling it with air. So I did and they sent me a special pump free of charge. I was going to return it but decided to wait to see how it works with the pump. That pump blew it up brilliantly!! It was super firm! I was also able to unroll it to it's full length and not be squished in it! The first night, I blew it up fully about 11 pm. The air now at 8 pm the next night is where it was when I filled it without the pump. I am sure if I rolled the bottom to trap the air, it would be good. I have laid on this thing more than my couch since I bought it. I call it my air hammock! Quite a few people commented and inquired about it! One of my favorite parts is the middle. As you can see, I have my feet pushed down in it. It's almost like compression for me and it feels like a mini hug. I am so pleased that I bought this. I could see using this at the beach, camping, or festivals. I've fallen asleep in it and it's great!

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.

I bought the Wekapo 2 months ago and brought it to my trip in Mexico. The quality is amazing, it's easy to inflate, it stays inflated and it is very comfortable. Easy to pack as well. I saw other people with cheaper brands but they had to inflate them often. The Wekapo was way superior and we had plenty of naps without thinking about it. Don't go for the cheap ones, buy a Wekapo and you won't regret it.

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It’s very excellent

Doesn’t keep the air inside and the fabric not good enough

An sich hat das Sofa eine gute Form und wirkt auch sehr robust. Durch das Zwei-Kammer-Design ist es allerdings bedeutend schwieriger, eine ordentliche Menge Luft hineinzubekommen. Das geht mit einer Kammer deutlich leichter.