Inflatable Deck Chairs with Air Pump, Inflatable Patio Lounge Chairs for Indoor Living Room Bedroom, Outdoor Travel Camping Picnic Beach Chaise Lounges (Red)

This product is more for kids, teens and smaller adults. Not bigger. taller men. I’m 6’3’ 281. I fell twice trying to get up. It’s too low to the ground. And definitely not disabled people

I am very surprised by the comfort, appearance, and functionality of this lounge chair. I think this project is impressive. I have been using it for about a month now, and I only need to inflate it once. I initially inflated it to 80%. This seems to be all the air we need. I no longer need to put more air inside because it seems to keep the air well. It also looks like it naturally contracts and expands, so I'm very happy that I didn't inject the maximum amount of air into it. I know this project has some negative reviews. Here are some tips that I think are useful: 1. Inflate it to 80% as it will naturally expand, especially when the room is cool. 2. Be sure to pay attention to sharp objects nearby. Just poke it. 3. Sitting should be gradual and not sudden. Be careful to sleep on top. Sleep weight is a self weight without conscience, so a person may ultimately exert pressure on an important part of the fixed structure of the recliner.

It loses air extremely fast and the chair has no holes in it

Properly inflated, you have about 45 min before you are sitting on the floor of which you were trying to avoid.

KAERMU Inflatable Deck Chairs with Air Pump, Inflatable Patio Lounge Chairs for Indoor Living Room Bedroom, Outdoor Travel Camping Picnic Beach Chaise Lounges(Red)I felt like one of those weeble wobble toys, for those that are old enough to remember them, except I can't hold myself up as easily when sitting. Easy enough to inflate but didn't last very long and I'm not that heavy (125 lbs give or take a few).