Jaxx Bean Bags Cocoon Junior Kids Microsuede Bean Bag, 4-Feet, Grape

Comfort:My 4 yr old and 1.5 yr old boys got these for Christmas and they have been a great success. I wanted to buy regular bean bags but found these and the reviews convinced me. Well, they are that great. They are super comfortable for lying(sp?) on your back or side (the kids fit completely on it, my legs hang off or I just bend my knees and put my feet on the floor). The boys also lie on their stomachs to play.I love the fact that the "beans" are not beans but torn up foam so it is soft and smooth. They recover their shape very easily when you get up.I can see teenagers loving these bean bags too.Wear and tear:No wear or tear visible yet and I don't expect to see any for a very long time even if they/we use them constantly.The boys, specially the little one, jump on them and it is probably great exercise for his core muscles. The bean bags are not springy enough so the 4 yr old is not that tempted to use it as a trampoline.I have not had to wash the covers but vacuum them regularly and wipe them down if necessary (no food in the playroom so they don't get that kind of dirty). It does seem that it would be very easy to remove and wash them.Appearance:The colors are strange and would clash with anything except black and white but I don't care.Logistics:It comes in a smallish box. The cover is neatly folded as is the internal bag, and the foam comes in a compression bag. Follow the instructions (or the instructional video) and you won't have a mess.NOTE: it takes about 8 hours for the stuffing to puff up and you are not supposed to use it during this time so if it is a gift for a child, you may want to set it up ahead of time.

I ordered two of these after seeing my friend's jaxx bag she had. Ours came and I've given them a week now to fully inflate. I've tried breaking apart the hard chunks stuck together, we've fluffed them endlessly, and still not anywhere near as nice as my friend's. One bag has more filling than the other, and is much heavier. The orange one we got let's you sink right to the floor even stood up to be a chair, you hit the floor. Their noisy, and the filling is not very soft at all. I don't know why ours are so much worse than hers, but I'm very disappointed, and I'm not one to complain much, but for the price, I would have never ordered them had I known. 😞 On the plus side, the covers are very pretty and soft.Edit: I called the company directly. They were incredibly nice and said that sometimes the foam is left compressed for too long in Amazon warehouses, and this was probably what happened. She is sending me replacements directly from the factory. So I would suggest ordering directly from their website vs Amazon. Hope this helps. I can't wait to get them! 😄

When this thing was done expanding it was huge and round and firm. I think it would be great for any older kid or adult but I bought it for my almost 2 year old autistic son to use as a crash pad and/or bean bag chair. I took probably about a garbage bag and a half (I used some to stuff some pillows for my older son) out. It is still huge and I may take a little bit more stuffing out so that it can be a little less firm for his little body. Made from good quality materials and well worth the price I paid for it. We can toss and rough him up on it and he can run across the room and throw himself into it safely and comfortably. It also makes a good place to relax and chill out. 10/10 would definitely purchase again

Y'all buy this.... especially if you have Nugget Couches ... It adds to much fun to play time, even I use it as a crash pad. Definitely worth the money.....Follow instructions and leave it to sit for 20min after after our of plastic, then I moved it a little, put the orange cover on and it was ready for play!Cover is easy to take off and easy to clean...also the zipper tucks away perfectly

I received a tall narrow box, barely a foot in width, which looked like it had a rug in it- which was a surprise given I wasn't expecting a rug. Upon opening it, this thing was in fact, rolled up, and looked like a carpet. It was rolled so tightly, I could barely unpack it, I assumed, "great- it's going to sort of explode once I have all the plastic off" like when something is put into a sealed plastic bag with the air removed-mattresses etc. Nope! The inner filling is shredded chunks of hard foam which we're completely solid and fused together into clumped, flat sections. I thought, hmm- maybe I have to fluff it? Impossible. Despite the 30 minutes of sheer frustration, banging it against the floor, trying to break the pieces apart within the bag- nada. Barely made a dent. I then decided I'd unzip it to try and break those pieces apart with my fingers- which was a nightmare. The foam immediately began to get everywhere, and is nearly impossible to manipulate, because it static clings to your hands. Legit 35 seconds in I was covered in foam, my floors have it everywhere, and it still wasn't breaking apart. I'm so so frustrated, and now not only have to get ANOTHER bean bag for my kid (who has ASD and needed something for stimulation/compression like this), but have to figure out how the hell to dispose of this massive useless flattened pancake of a purchase, which is taking up half a room in my basement. Awful.