Fun Lounging in a Jaxx Pillow Sak

Hanging out at the lake this past weekend on a Jaxx Pillow Sak. Everyone had to try it out and it was a big hit with everyone, even the dog.

Brother-in-Law #1 has a bad back and cannot sit anywhere comfortably for any length of time. He was able to relax and drink a beer pain free in the Jaxx Pillow Sak. He was pretty impressed.

Turning the Jaxx Pillow Sak flat and it becomes quite a comfortable bed for shorties. Definitely wide enough for sleeping but not long enough for legs unless you curl up. Sure comfortable though.

Jasper thought the bean bag was pretty great and was sure it was his new dog bed.

Brother-in-law #2 sat further back and didn't get quite as much back support. He had a great foot rest though. And of course, Jasper had to pose for a picture.

We sure loved this Jaxx Pillow Sak. Niece and nephew curled up in it together to watch a movie on the iPad. It was a perfect little nest for them. I was impressed with how easy it was to move around. I didn't have any problem bringing it up from the basement or taking it back down to lean against the wall.

Need to get another another as one is just not enough!

Jaxx Bean Bag Factory Tour - See Where the Bean Bags Are Made

Check out this video. Shows the factory where the Jaxx Bean Bags are made. Lots of technology used to create what is essentially a very simply product.

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All Jaxx Bean Bags are made in the USA. All of the foam used in the bean bags is upcycled from local furniture manufacturers. The foam is shredded on site and is saved from filling landfills. Not only that, they save on fuel and shipping costs by sourcing the materials locally.

In the interest of protecting the environment and improving upon sustainability, the shredded foam is compressed prior to shipping. This reduces the amount of packaging required as well as reduces the space taken up in the delivery vehicles, thereby reducing the overall impact on the environment.

With over 100 employees who are all shareholders, Jaxx Bean Bags is a company that produces a high quality bean bag and is also environmentally conscious. They do what they can to source raw materials from within North America and they hire sewing artisans in a sweat shop free environment.

Know where your products come from. Source locally made products and support companies that support our communities. Use your purchasing power to support made in North America products.