Comfy Sacks Memory Foam Bean Bag Chair, Purple Micro Suede

Bigger than I thought! Super comfortable, at least the first time I tried it. Wish the yellow was more like the picture (it's a little brighter) but it works. I was concerned about not filling up enough because of the one star reviews, but I think the key is breaking out the foam block in the smallest pieces possible (no need to remove the liner) and follow the instructions of turning it for a few days. It only took 2 days for mine to get this big.

Love my ComfySack! I got the grey furry ComfySack in 5'. I've had mine for about eight months now and have nothing but pros to say about it! Take a bat to it to break it up! I had an old school Indian Warrior club I used to beat it up lol! Let it rest for a day and you gravy. I've washed the cover multipe times and the cover and pillow always goes back to its orginal shape. Only con is that it's too comfortable at times! I've slept on it many times and my sleep setup isn't a cheap one either. I sleep on pillow cubes, so to fall asleep on a ComfySack says a lot! Thank you Comfy Sacks!

Bought as a solution to keep our animals off our couch. Having searched retail outlets for extra large luxury large bean bags, we knew the costs would've been $2K(google phur sac), so we were willing to spend a little extra to make this version an equivalent. Depending on what you choose through amazon, the current cost is $35-70. We spent $70 and used Xtreme Comforts shredded memory foam($35), which is probably enough for most people on it's own as it's super compact and expands significantly. But having 3 animals competing for space that we knew would press down the foam, we also added Big Joe Bean Bag Refill. We bought a 2 pack but could only physically fit one in the bean bag ($20). Only do this if you want yours to be super overstuffed, otherwise skip it.A year and a half and several washes later, it still looks gorgeous and new (shiny/white). It did shed at first. Wash the cover first if you're concerned about this. It's faux fur so that will happen. We always get complements on it and people can't resist cuddling with the animals on it (we do too). Would absolutely buy again!

The bean bag chair is very comfortable to lay or sit on. My husband and cats also love it. The first week or so that we had it, it was still expanding and so felt very lumpy to sit on even 7 days after the initial setup. Another day or two after that, though, and it became very comfortable. There are some larger pieces of memory foam which can be a little uncomfortable if they are positioned in certain ways. I'm thinking of opening the chair up and cutting those into smaller pieces, but so far I can move them a little to make them comfortable. After laying/sitting down for a couple of minutes, any lumpiness goes away anyway. The color of the chair is great, and I bought the micro suede specifically so the cats would be unable to get their claws into it and turn it into a scratching post. The amount of foam in the chair is perfect and fills it up just enough. Any more would make it difficult to reposition.

Well, as the saying goes, you get what you pay for. I got the 6 foot bean bag chair in their fake leather. I got it for an amazingly low price during prime days.First off, the smell. It is something that words just would not do justice to. It is awful. I mean distractingly awful.Secondly, the quality is pretty poor. While I was fluffing it and rolling it around during the expansion phase I could hear the fabric, or stitching of the lining starting to pop. So its not going to last that long.Finally, comfort. Meh. The foam isn't very supportive. Its lumpy when you run your and over it. The fake leather is air tight so its like laying on a balloon until the vents let the air out. Its just meh.I used to own a Love Sac which I paid three times the price of this (un)Comfy Sack, and I would again after experiencing this one.I would boil it down to this, if you're on a budget, have pets or kids that are going to destroy stuff go ahead and get a Comfy Sack. If you want a well made comfortable beanbag, go someplace else.

I have owned several giant bean bag chairs (by competing brands) but this is my first acquisition of a Comfy Sack bean bag chair. And it's awesome.I gifted it to my niece, age 3, who is the perfect size for this thing (see photo). I fear she'll never go back to using a traditional chair again, much to the chagrin of my brother.The bean bag comes compressed in a box, needing about a day to fully expand after removing. The microfiber cover is soft and comfortable, -- as well as removable, Holla! -- and the color is rich. It also feels durable, which is important, as my niece loves to do bellyflops onto it more than she enjoys sitting still.Bean bags of this quality are never cheap, so even though the price may seem excessive, I think it's justified.The bean bag is also manufactured in the USA, so no worries of cheap foreign, potentially hazardous, material. Big plus. The chair is also covered under a 5-year warranty, which is awesome.If you have children, this makes for a great gift, likely to last years. Highly recommended.