Saxx 4 Foot Round Bean Bag w/ Removable Cover
Latitude Run®
Saxx 4 Foot Round Bean Bag w/ Removable Cover
Latitude Run®
$164.99
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Description
This generous 4-foot bean bag chair features shredded polyurethane foam for supportive, yet plush seating. Designed to fit one adult or two children, it suits informal living spaces, game rooms, or dorms. The soft, durable microsuede cover is removable and machine washable, while the moisture-resistant inner liner includes a childproof zipper for added safety. Vacuum-packed for efficient shipping, the foam expands fully after a few days, ensuring maximum comfort and a relaxed, casual seating experience.
Product Insights
Why We Love It:
- Large size comfortably fits one adult or two children
- Soft yet supportive shredded polyurethane foam filling
- Durable, soft microsuede cover with easy machine washability
- Moisture-resistant inner liner with childproof zipper
- Vacuum-packed for compact shipping and easy delivery
- Highly comfortable once fully expanded and kneaded
- Suitable for various casual settings like living rooms or game rooms
Good to Know:
- Requires 2-3 days to fully expand before regular use
- Needs regular kneading after unpacking for optimal comfort
- Photos may not fully represent the final shape once expanded
Editor's Note
The Saxx 4 Foot Round Bean Bag offers superb comfort with its finely shredded polyurethane foam filling, providing excellent support while remaining soft. Its large size comfortably accommodates an adult or two children, making it a versatile seating option for living rooms, dorms, or game rooms. The microfiber suede cover is both durable and removable, enabling easy machine washing. Keep in mind the bag arrives vacuum-packed and needs a few days to fully expand. For best results, knead the foam regularly during this period to achieve the ideal shape and comfort level.
