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Joined: Aug 2005
Location: Fort Lauderdale, FL
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![]() A few weeks ago, I received a somewhat unusual email from a guy who wanted me to review his bean bag. Whut!? Yeap, Andrew from SumoLounge.com was eager to get the word out, he was craving for reviews and he knew that his product was going to do well. Even at the Purse Blog. We do write about bags all day long, so it was going to make perfect sense to have us take a closer look at this enormous bean bag as well. Let's take a look at the specs: - Size: 5.5 x 4.5 feet - Material: Ballistic nylon - Filling: Millions of little Virgin Polystyrene Foam Balls As you can see, the bag is quite large. To call it just a bean bag would really not do it justice. The Omni is absolutely brilliant, it goes way beyond the traditional bean bag that you used to have as a kid. The Omni is an engineering masterpiece. Laying on the ground, it appears like it's a lifeless, shapeless form that couldn't really provide any good seating support at all. Don't be fooled, once you place it in a preferred position and sit down in it, the sturdy little foam balls realign around your body, molding you comfortably into a shell that hugs your body. When Megs sat beside me on the Omni, the shape still didn't give in. You can easily change its placement and sit whichever way you feel most comfortable in - the Omni will make it happen. The material is a very sturdy nylon that is still comfortable to the touch. You would think that nylon isn't the best material for a seat, but the Omni does manage to stay very comfortable, even over longer seating periods. And thanks to this choice of exterior, your bag is probably going to last forever. For $150 (free shipping!), the Omni is a great piece of furniture that should not be missing in any household. It's great to bum around in, watch your favorite TV shows, play video games, or hop on your lap top and browse your fav website (say, maybe, Purse Blog ;-)). |
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Sofa King Sherlock
Joined: Mar 2006
Location: Hertfordshire, UK.
Posts: 8,932
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Looks like a good product and as it's quite inexpensive, I think it would be particularly useful for someone who has just got their first flat/apartment.
Maybe they could also look into producing luxe coverings, like faux suede, so the people who bought it could upgrade it, as and when they could afford it? ![]()
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Angel Headed Hipster
Joined: Feb 2006
Location: TN
Posts: 8,043
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Its neat.
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Joined: Mar 2006
Location: OC
Posts: 1,326
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Is this like Lovesac?? I've been contemplating about getting LoveSac, but Omni is a lot cheaper than Lovesac I'm considering getting this instead.
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The Bargain Hunter
Joined: Dec 2005
Location: Norman, OK
Posts: 12,007
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That's an interesting item. I think it looks very comfy. I like the color too!
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