Many people are often confused that Comfy Sacks are just simply a HUGE bean bag chair.   While it is understandable why this confusion exists, they are far from the same.  Hopefully after reading this guide you will understand the difference and can help spread the word.

Many of us grew up having a bean bag chair of our own.  We were so excited to get the bean bag chair home and after only a couple months, its started to look like more a pancake than bean bag.  Pretty soon it gets tossed out in the garbage because it starts to leak styro-foam beads everywhere and the only person in the family that sits on it anymore is the family pet Fluffy.  Everyone can relate to this and can remember saying to themselves, "I am never buying one of those pieces of junk again!"  While this is a smart decision to make, many people lump Comfy Sacks in that same category and as a result miss out comfort that simply can't be duplicated.

The Comfy Sack and the bean bag chair differ on three things: Fill, Size and Comfort. 

Fill:  Traditional bean bag chairs use stryo-foam bead pellets.  They are hard pellets that compress over time giving that appearance that the bag is shrinking.   Your bean bag chair flattens out and soon becomes so compressed that it is no longer useful.  Comfy Sacks on the other hand use high grade chopped urethane foam.  (the same foam used in top of the line couches)  This foam will never flatten out and has a memory to it that will ensure that it returns to its original size every time.  Liners are included with every Comfy Sack which eliminates any foam leakage from occurring and also allows you to wash the cover without losing foam.  The perfect blend of dense and light foam is used to provide maximum support and comfort.  Other foam bag chair companies often use recycled or scrap foam in order to cut costs.  This results in a very lumpy and uncomfortable chair that isn't worth the money you paid for it.   Comfy Sacks uses only grade AAA foam which results in the most comfortable piece of furniture in existence.

Size: Most bean bag chairs are pretty small.  They usually are around 3ft and other larger ones are pear shaped and claim to be 4 ft chairs.  The Comfy Sacks are available in 5ft, 6ft, 7ft (lounger), and 8ft.  The 5ft sack is the perfect piece of dorm furniture for playing video games and watching the latest DVD.  The 6ft sack fits two to three adults and is the most popular selling Comfy Sack available.  It is great for theatre rooms and basements and will be the first seat taken at every family event.  The 7ft sack is ideal for people who want to fit several people at one time and prefer a sack that looks similar to a couch.  The 8ft sack weighing in at a whooping 110lbs is the largest most comfortable foam bag chair on the planet!!!  There is no other chair that rivals its size and comfort.  You can fit a whole family of five and still have room for fluffy and an American sized tub of popcorn. 

Comfort:  The comfort is where the products differ the most.  In fact there really should be no comparison on this topic because Comfy Sacks are on a league of their own when compared to ALL furniture out there.  Most bean bags have the shiny vinyl covers that are cold and sticky.  Comfy Sacks come in two different covers that are the most comfortable on the market.  The twill material is a cotton material that is very durable and also very comfortable.  The micro-suede, although a little more expensive, is the softest micro-suede out there.  It is lightweight which allows you to sink into the sack like you are jumping into a cloud.  The high quality foam cushions you as you flop into the sack creating a feeling of Utopia.  

Hopefully everyone that reads this review finds it helpful.  Comfy Sacks truly are the most comfortable piece of furniture available and are a necessity for anyone who loves to just plop down and enjoy a good movie.  Plop down, put your feet up and Get Comfy!