Bean Bag Refill Beads - 28x18x8 Box, 2.5 Pounds

The yogi bow beads are unlike anything I've ever seen or felt. They are extremely lightweight! The beads are tiny but tough. I believe they're not perfectly round, from examining each bead. That way the beads hold their shape and they don't roll over each other as if they were ball bearings or like the old style bean bags. They are amazingly soft but firm. I purchased some pillow covers with zippers. I filled one with the beads. It was way too much even though the pillow was extremely lightweight. I removed beads until I had removed half of the amount I originally put in the pillow case. Then it sort of felt kind of flimsy and I wasn't sure about. I tried it and it works perfectly! These bags are meant to add beads to existing Yogi bow mattresses when they wear out or if you want some extra firmness. I found that my yogibo mattresses are perfect the way they came. It's amazing how they conform to the shape of your body and it stays to the shape of your body without moving unless you move. They are very easy to shape and it will hold the shape. You can also shape it so you have negative pockets underneath a certain area that might be sore. And you can puff up an area underneath your knees or your shoulder or your head or your back to get it in the perfect position and it will stay. These beads amaze me. You can buy the beads and make your own mattress cases pillow cases you can use it for upholstery if you're good at quilting for the vertical surfaces and possibly horizontal surfaces depending on what type of seat you want. As I was dipping a cup into the large opening of a 2-foot diameter bag, the air pressure downwards forced many beads to float in the air. They were easy to gather together and reuse.

I have purchased the refill bag for years, trying to refill the bean bag is the challenge, In the past the bag came with a funnel that helped, this purchase did not come with anything to help pour in the beads. It is a 2 person job to refill the bag, one to pour one to hold open the hole and the bean bag from slipping off of the refill bad.The beads filled up our XL bean bag

After reading reviews mentioning how messy it gets to refill the Yogibo, we came up with a solution to duct tape the refill bag to the Yogibo. It worked great! Very minimal spillage. Our Yogibo is about 6 years old and it was a little over half empty and the large 7lb fill was the perfect amount 👍

Thinking about refilling that Yogibo? Do yourself a favor and buy a new one. Trying to refill one is a nightmare and creates a colossal mess. The “beans” are tiny and the slightest draft or bit of static sends them everywhere. Also when you remove the rather flimsy bag from the shipping box, the fill puffs up to like 10x the size of the box. If you are foolish enough to try to refill, do yourself a favor and DO NOT open the box until you are ready to go. Seriously…just buy a new one.

I really did not have any reference and chose the big bag to refill to very worn yogiBo beanbags. I had about half the bag left over! Probably could’ve gone with the smaller bag.

Yogibo products are great. High quality stuff. But the refill is overpriced and it’s a very messy process to actually do it. They supply a pretty poor piece of cardboard to act as a funnel, but no matter what you do the beads will be all over the place.

It was enough to refill two Yogibo bean bags. More than enough!

Yes we wanted to refill out yogibos with more fill but wow what a mess after. The static cling is legendary. This stuff gets everywhere. You need two people. That is not optional. Just have to endure the process and clean up. I used a shop vac