Intex Inflatable Empire Chair: Durable Outdoor Use

Yo las compre para eliminar un futton que tenia y cumplieron ampliamente, están muy grandes y cómodas, para ver televisión o leer son formidables.
Las inflé con aspiradora y fue muy fácil, van perdiendo el aire pero no aun no ha sido motivo de preocupación las he vuelto a inflar y listo.
Como no pesan mis hijos se las llevan a sus recamaras cuando quieren usar las mismas.
Es un poco complicado pararse ya que no se tiene un punto de apoyo.
Me llegaron de color verde y el material es de muy buena calidad.

They are big and so comfortable!! However after sitting few hours you have to inflate them, but is no necessary as you can still sit on them.
The color is nice, but has white marks from being folded – I hope those will dissappear soon.
In general recommending, very very comfy 😉

Enjoyed them while they lasted, I weigh around the weight limit and they popped after about a week or so of heavy use, Despite that I enjoyed the experience and the style of the chairs are very attractive, Not to mention when they did pop I was very upset and asked for replacements they sent another two within a week.

AAA+ Service they are very comfortable and if your worried about them popping then make sure your under the weight limit by at least 50lb

I purchased two of these for a music festival camping trip with the expectation that they will last the trip and likely end up damaged and discarded after the fact. To my surprise, they were more durable than I expected and quite comfortable. These are rather large and two of them took up a good portion of a massive 9 person tent.
The instructions indicate they require water in the base which I suspect is to weigh them down. I used both without water and had no issues.
I would -highly- recommend an electric air pump with a hose and correct size attachment fittings to inflate/deflate these as using a large hand pump was a mistake (and a considerable workout). Trying to inflate with your mouth would be next to impossible.
My only thing to note was after use, they did seem to lose some air. I actually discovered that they stretch some after being inflated and sat in for awhile. After re-inflating and sitting several times, they held air fine.

First off, I want to say that the chairs are comfortable, but there are a few design issues which cause problems. The first is that the inflation valves are not the “airlock type” that prevents the air from leaving the inflatable after the pump is removed. The inflation hole is quite large and a substantial amount of air escapes after inflation before I could get the plug into the hole. The plug for the hole has a small slice in it that somewhat reduces the escaping air, but it also severely restrict inflation air. A radical design improvement would be to change out the large “plug and screw cap” style valve with a, “airlock” style inflation valve. The Chair has 2 chambers that must be filled; one with water, and one with air. If you’re using these chairs on a camping trip, allocate 1 gallon of water each for the water part. If you don’t use water, your rear will be in contact with the ground 100%. Another improvement for this chair would be little side flaps at ground level to allow the chair the be staked to the ground. This is a general issue with inflatable furniture because if you’re not using it, it blows away.

It’s a very attractive chair, and was very easy to move around and comfortable, for 1 month, then it popped internally. There are 2 chambers inside for air- one for the main body of the chair and one just for a cushion where you sit. They inflate separately, they are separated internally by a vinyl wall, but the wall gave way after about 1 month, with a loud “pop”, while no one was even sitting in the chair. Air from the main chamber forced its way into the seat cushion, causing the cushion to bulge so fat that you can’t sit on the chair. There’s no way to repair this, it’s an internal defect. I contacted Intex by text using their webpage, and they wrote back, simply, “We don’t warranty this product, sorry for the inconvenience.” There was no way to even reply to their email. So, Intex makes faulty and defective products, they don’t warranty them, and they have no customer service or communication with dissatisfied customers. My warning to you: Don’t buy Intex products.

I love taking this blow up chair to festivals or camping in general. It’s got a separate compartment where you can fill it with water so it won’t blow away in the wind- GENIUS! It does kind of hurt your back, as it folds you into a shrimp like position, but hey. It’s easy to pack, saves space rather than using bulky chairs. My teenager self would’ve been so excited to own this and tons of other blow up furniture