How much does a beanbag weight in space?

In space, a beanbag would weigh virtually nothing due to the microgravity environment, which means it experiences free-fall alongside the spacecraft. However, its mass remains the same as it does on Earth, so if it weighs 5 pounds on Earth, it has the same mass in space. The lack of weight would make it easy to move and float around, but it would still have the same resistance to motion due to its mass.