Air Sofa Bed BS5

I must have looked at this 50 times going back and forth referencing measurements etc while figuring out if this would fit in the rear slide out of our 2008 Host Everest truck camper.
Well it does, but unfortunately the inflate deflate valves stick out, not recessed, and also not included in the dimensions.
If you're like me and needing exact dimensions you need to add 2" inches to the depth meaning front to back of the sofa. This is important if you have it pushed up against a wall. This additional 2" for the valves made it so that the front edge of the sofa sticks out roughly an inch and a half past the slide out deck. I considered extending the deck to accommodate this after I had it on site but that is not possible since when the slide outs are in that extra clearance is not available. This makes the front edge of the sofa sag and you feel like you're going to slide off. It's not a big deal if your feet are kicked up on the ottoman.
If it's on a flat surface with full support, the baffles keep the front edge pretty firm and you don't feel like you'll slide off the front.

This is made similar out of the same materials a quality sleeping pad is. That top layer is a woven fabric, the type that your nails will make a zip zip sound if you drag across. It's comfortable on bare skin and you won't stick to it.
It's thick enough to serve its purpose bt you'll definitely not want to just toss this on on rocky or thorn covered ground. If I use it outside I clear an area and set it on and outdoor rug.

Something to note, the armrests will squish down if you try to use them to help yourself stand up, so may not be the best option for people with back, knee or inebriated issues.

Both of us at 6'2" 290 lbs and 5'9" 205 lbs find it comfortable.
The seat depth is similar to a regular sofa, the armrest/backrest are lower but a comfortable height.
I can prop up a throw pillow against the wall on top of the backrest for head support, scoot my butt forward and plop my feet on the ottoman to give my a nice reclining position.

Overall I like it. This gives me flexibility for that space in the back of our RV. I can take it outside and use it while camping, use it as an additional bed when the grandkids are with us, deflate it and tuck it away so I can use that as a flex space for a small table or chairs or whatever I need.
By removing the original and uncomfortable jackknife sofa with a drawer base, and going with the Transformable loveseat, I shed 75 lbs off which is huge in an RV.

If the bright yellow color isn't your thing find yourself a nice stretch sofa and ottoman cover In the color or print that you prefer.

I've only had it a couple of weeks and have left it inflated. Right now the temperature is cooling at night so as expected it slightly deflates then swells back up during the day when the temperature rises. But zero leaks. It comes with 2 small round light gray patches, about the size of a 50 cent coin. I would preferred if the patches were actually color matched.

Only time and use will tell how well this fares, and I'll report back if something changes and if I'm allowed to edit my review.

Hopefully my written and photo reviews are helpful.