Is this something that can be deflated? As in all parts?
772595
Yes. It's two pieces. The lid and the rest. I bought an automated inflation device and it's up and out in no time.
772596
Yes it can be deflated almost entirely flat, the only rigid parts are the cup holders and handles.
772597
The lid is one piece and the cooler is another piece and yes both can be deflated.
772598
Yes, it all deflates down. the loops for a rope are the only things that are hard plastic.
2038085
It comes with everything to inflate also a patch which you WILL need. I had mine on carpet, never moved and in six months it was leaking--A LOT! Deflated completely in two days. Buy a better one.
709186
This neck traction device does completely deflate and there is no foam. Keep in mind the rubber air chambers do not disconnect from the side, but are flexible. I have not had the need to completely compress/deflate for travel, but it would fit in a gallon size ziploc bag with lots of extra room to be flattened (maybe small enough for a quart size bag if you work at it).
1238231
You do not want to buy this product. It always deflated over night. No reason to, but it did. There were no holes, rips, or other things wrong with it.
2222108
It can be packed since it deflates. I had trouble with an air leak on one of the components. It comes with a repair kit. I eventually stopped using it because it was hot/sweaty since it's plastic. Still, since I can't sleep lying flat, it was a decent option if I didn't have anything else.
166733
Ours does not deflate completely but does lose some air from being outside. (Physics) If yours completely deflates, a return might be necessary
1844706
I'm pretty confident it is. There's nothing in the padding or weights that would limit it. I would suggest you air it out afterwards of course :)
3788
Yes, it can both inflate and deflate an air mattress, but note that it is not battery-operated so you must have a power source.
1348854
No, not at all, and it deflated easily too. You just plug the pump in and inflate until your desired firmness.
97977
There's a second plug/baffle/stopcock underneath the first plug that simply uncaps. Unscrew the entire assembly and it deflates itself.
999896
Probably a short one against defects but in our case they would not help. We had it inflated for 9 months then Deflated it while moving to a deferent house. It would not hold air and the only. Place it could have leaking was through the pump. We replaced it with the type that does not have the built in pump.
911032
Only partly. But just a few puffs of air inflates it quickly. It works best to inflate then deflate to the most comfortable level.
2231743
Sorry, I can't answer that as I have worn it (very comfortable) but haven't had to inflate it. Speculating however, YES!
1536168
Maybe it's a defective one... that happens (rarely, I think). On the other hand, it's really not supposed to inflate much. How flat is "flat"?
2014258
mine came pumped basically perfect. But I suggest getting a pump in case. I've seen it deflated in stores.
1404607
No. You have to blow it up and then take out the plug if you want to deflate and store it. It's not very hard.
1067781
Yes, however have you thought about how your planning on blowing it up? It may be difficult to bring back with even deflated