Ultimate Sack Giveaway

I remember my first beanbag I received at Christmas as a kid. Jean material style.Loved coming home from school and relaxing with a good book in my beanbag chair! I so have been wanting to get some for our homeschool room for the kids to enjoy during independent reading time. If I went with the Ultimate Sack I wouldn't need some, but just one! These things are huge!

You haven't experienced comfort until you've kicked back in an Ultimate Sack giant bean bag chair!

Each Ultimate Sack is filled with high-quality, shredded foam that conforms to your body. They adjust to every curve, giving you the most relaxing spot to settle down in.

Available in 3 different sizes; 4 foot, 5 foot, and 6 foot. Plus, 10 standard suede color covers, 9 fur covers and 6 passion suede colored covers.

To learn more about Ultimate Sack bean bag chairs, check out my recent review.

Want to get your hands on one of these amazing chairs?

Enter to win one below...

This event is hosted by Bella Savvy!

Co-hosted by Dixielands Deals, Stay A Stay At Home Mom, and Schmoozing with Betsy.

Sponsored by Ultimate Sack!

PRIZE:

One giant 6 foot bean bag chair with fur cover to one lucky reader in the color of their choice ($389 value).

Giveaway is open to US residents, ages 18+ and ends September 19, 2012. To enter, use the Rafflecopter form below.

GOOD LUCK!

A huge "THANK YOU" to all of the lovely bloggers who are helping to promote this awesome giveaway!

~ Disclosure: I received no compensation for this promotion. My opinions are my own and may differ from those of other consumers. Bella Savvy is not responsible for sponsor prize shipment. ~

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