Shredded Foam Refill: Memory Foam Filling Refill for Bean Bags, Dog Beds and Pillows, 30lbs, Multi-Color

Big and comfy. Soft to touch. Great colors! I bought one for my granddaughters room and she doesn't want to get out of it!

I ordered this as a Christmas gift for my daughter. Shipping was fast. After reading some other reviews, I decided to open it and fluff it, allowing for plenty of time for it to fluff back up to original size. Picture attached is after about ten mins of opening up the cover and literally breaking up the entire big brick of foam inside. It’s already expanded quite a bit, but I will give it a few days as the instructions state it may take 4-5 days to fully expand back to original size after shipping. I will try to come back and update on how much it has or hasn’t expanded after that point. So far so good. Not sure how much support this would really offer for an adult or an older child, but should do the job just fine for my 7 year old. Update: it’s been a couple days now and this thing puffed right up. I really do open up the case and completely break apart the foam on the first day though so I’m sure that helped. I sat in it myself to test it out and it’s actually not too bad. I can’t see myself sitting in it for long periods of time because there’s nowhere to rest my head, but this should be the perfect size for my daughter. Overall very pleased with this purchase.

If you want a dumpster fire to start a marital feud then buy this. It’s crudely shredded literal trash. Inconsistent sizes and pieces of foam that are not soft, lots of hard plastic edges and pieces that feel similar to the scrubby part of a sponge. Tons of microplastic dust floating as you stuff. We filled a snorlax beanbag and it looks bumpy and you can see all the hideous assorted colors, snorlax looks sick. Poor quality. I just spent $60 for Amazon dumpster diving delivered to our doorstep. I usually read reviews more carefully but just ordered this on Black Friday sale because it said Amazon choice. Lesson learned.

Overall - 4/5: This did what I wanted it to in the end, but it would have been impressive if there weren't large chunks. The value was fine, it was cheaper than buying a comparable new product, but still a little pricey for shredded foam. Material - 3.5/5: Most soft and compressible, there were pieces that had a harder side. It was messy, but that is normal for foam, even microbead filling will cling to everything for those people handling this for the first time. The foam was partially shredded into smaller and larger pieces. I had to tear the larger pieces into smaller ones so there wouldn't be a random lump. Packaging - 5/5: I bought extra just in case and both were shipped in a single box. The plastic bag containing the foam expanded as expected.

This compressed foam comes excellently packed. I got it to add much needed volume to an underfilled giant bean bag. It is best to place this unopened into your bean bag first, slice it open while in the bean bag and push out the contents neatly. Then toss around/roll around your sealed bean bag a bit and let it sit for bit to fluff up fully. Very comfortable small pieces worked great for me and am very happy with it.

I still can't get over how expensive large beanbags have become. I thought I'd save at least 100 bucks buying a cover and filling it myself. All that came of it was a LOT of aggravation as weeks turned into months of searching for some way to fill up a 6-foot bag without costing as much as an actual recliner. In the 90's I could get as much scrap foam like this as I wanted for free, from any number of places. Now those places have either shut down or sell off their scrap to some type of industrial recyclers. But, with a nice beanbag cover still sitting unfilled since last Christmas, I finally found this and ordered it, despite some seriously concerning reviews. This had the best price at the time (possibly due to slumping sales from negative reviews), and it was about the only brand I found actually sold by amazon, not just shipped by... which gave me greater confidence that it was legitimately sourced. Surprisingly, even considerably more expensive brands, most of which were only shipped by amazon, had more than their share of convincingly negative reviews too, indicating what you see may not be what you get. So, throwing caution to the wind, with a little hope that the more concerning negative reviews were from people who bought the product sourced from vendors other than amazon, I ordered two 30lb bags. This was pretty much exactly what I expected: scrap foam of various unknown type, shape, and color. No garbage or uncomfortably hard debris. I still have no idea how much of the bag is memory foam, but that wasn't critical to me. Memory foam is way overhyped online anyway. Because it can be compressed more than other foams it can be shipped cheaper, which I think is its main appeal for online vendors. But for beanbags, some have suggested that memory foam is actually too soft. They may be right, or they may just need to fill the bag fuller than the rule of thumb used for traditional Styrofoam pellet fill, which isn't going to compress like foam. I was trying to fill a 6-foot bean bag cover. According to the top online calculator that I could find, it should have taken 45 lbs of memory foam, so I ordered two 30lb bags, as that was the best value and I was skeptical of the 45lb estimate. It wasn't enough. After 60lbs, the 6-foot beanbag was nice, but even a 200 lb adult would about sink to the floor unless they stretched out on it like a bed. Another 30lbs (90lbs total) did the trick. The beanbag is now a huge hit. Considering how soft it is and how much in compressed, the majority of the mix may very well be memory foam. But I still wouldn't bet on it. The foam comes stuffed in an extremely thin commercial trash bag, large enough to spread out the full width of the 6-foot beanbag cover. It's so thin it tears easily, which according to the instructions is intentional to let air in so the foam will expand. It seems designed to be left in the beanbag with the foam, which is what we did, thinking it'll make it a little less messy to remove, should we need to wash the beanbag cover. The thin, oversized bag of foam comes tightly compressed into a zippered canvas bag, which boggles the mind exactly how they fit it in there while compressing the foam, likely by sucking the air out. It's not an especially nice bag, but it seems a waste to dispose of it. I'm sure the need of such is part of why we're having to pay such a premium for something that furniture repair shops used to be eager to give away, as it kept them from having to send it to the landfill. Of course, shipping such as large, heavy box isn't cheap. So, any vendor advertising free shipping, no doubt has some shipping accommodation in the price. If it says shipped AND sold by amazon, I think this product can be trusted for your bean bag fill. Those looking for pillow-stuffing and the like may be better off looking for a product that's 100% memory foam and more uniformly cut.

I ordered 30 pound filling to finish off my very large beanbag. It did the job, the beanbag is very comfortable and kids love it.

It all came in a very nice package and was enough to fill the giant bean bag. There were some end pieces, but even hobby stores sell foam with ends as "luxury" and "high quality", so it's to be expected that you'd get some. I think it's better quality and for the money, it's great!

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