CO-Z Inflatable Bathtub with Electric Air Pump and Bath Pillow Headrest, Portable Blow Up Tub for Adults, Outdoor or Indoor Freestanding Foldable Spa Cover Drainage Hose Cup Holder

This is the Cadillac of inflatable bathtubs. I havent had an actual "bath" in 2 years since I moved into a house that only has standing showers. I am 5'7 with my legs being 41 inches from hip to heel. Like all bathtubs, not all of me (top and bottom) can fit under the water at once. But this tub has plenty of leg room while slightly slouched. I am also a double wide sized lady, 44inch hips and bra. It was a little tight but again, still comfortable and a great fit for me to be able to take a bath and relax once a week. The cushion that comes with it is a must to sit on, otherwise your butt cheeks will be cold while the rest of you is hot. I also loooooove the zip up option to keep the heat in. Surprisingly enough, the water stayed hot/warm even 30 minutes in. So that was also a plus. But very cushy, very soft, and very nice.

I have missed having a bath tub so much over the last four years. My place has a beautiful, large shower but the bathtub has been my “let go of the day’s stress” and thinking through complex problems space for most of my entire life. This is the most comfortable and easy to set up bath tub I could imagine! I can see it without the air packed up to go camping or something, but for me I blew it up once when I got it two months ago and then I keep it propped up in the shower. That drains all water so it doesn’t get bacteria and I don’t even know it’s there with the curtain closed. It’s so lightweight that I can just move it to the doorway when I shower and then pop it right back in the shower. In addition to being the most comfortable tub I’ve ever been in, with the cushioned bottom, high sides, and the ability to put my book on the top, it says hotter than anything you’ve ever used. I literally haven’t seen it cool at all, since you can zip the cover part way (or fully if you wanted) while you’re in. And it’s longer than my last coupe of bathtubs. I can easily stretch my legs fully. Absolutely worth the price and more!

As others have stated, the drain holes, plugs, and drainage operations are a design flaw. I purchased a top pump to facilitate drainage; one of the drain plugs in the interior floor didn't want to seal right. I finally thought I had it, started to fill it, and it was leaking. Fortunately only a small puddle on the floor before I muscled the topper into the hole. Aside from the drain holes not being in a practical place, set up is pretty easy, and sitting inside it is very comfortable. The only other design flaw is that they didn't put a two-sided zipper on the cover so you could zip it while your arms are inside. It only closes from the top, and the zipper is not sturdy at all, very chancy. For cost, the size, fill capacity, ease of air pump, ease of storage, and level of comfort are all very good. Overall pleased with the purchase.

This met every hope I had. Nice, durable material. Fit in a space smaller than what the dimensions say so if you're space is a few inches smaller, go ahead and try it anyways. I'm 5'7" and was able to sit inside very confortably with my legs fully extended. Very easy to set up, put away and store. Best purchase in a long time! Held the heat for longer than I cared to stay in it.

I really wanted to love this. I miss having a tub SO bad, but not this bad! It started out good. The pump blew it up, looked ok. Realized quickly the zipper was junk and kept getting hung up on the plastic. Still hopeful though! Noticed odd placing of the valves and drains, but maintained my positivity. Hooked up the drain tube, closed the plugs and started the crash and burning process of my hopes and dreams. It seemed to be going ok, then I felt water... then A LOT of water. Thankfully I'd put down some towels just in case. Tried draining it and nothing. I do not for the life of me understand it. Pulled the plug, tube was bone dry. I had to LIFT the other end of the tub while my daughter kept the short little tube in our shower. Finally got it drained. I'm still hopeful, maybe the plug wasn't pushed all the way. I don't like to not succeed. So attempt 2. Going good, triple checked the plugs, water going... great! Right? My daughter tested it out and found it very uncomfortable. But, seemed ok all in all. Until it wasn't. Went to drain it, pulled the plug and the WHOLE piece came off! Niagara falls in the bathroom. I can however leave an amazing review for my brand new waterproof flooring!

I just moved to a place with a large tile shower and no bath and was pretty devasted. This is the perfect option. It takes about 2 minutes to inflate and a little bit of configuring to empty it into the drain but it is so comfortable and keeps the heat in well. I sometimes inflate the headrest and sometimes prefer not to. Great for the cost!

muy comoda y de excelente tamaño

If you have a girlfriend who would die to have a bathtub again, then this is for you. Yes inflating and defeating takes effort, but to use once a month it’s amazing. Probably used about 15 times now and we’ve got the technique down, 5 min to inflate, biggest pain is deflating but you gotta do what you gotta do. Would recommend.

Para aquellos que quieren una tina pro no cuentan con el espacio es práctica.... Se infla super rápido, el plástico es resistente, es cómoda y aunque no lo dice dos personas de tamaño regular si caben. La Manguera para drenar es corta así que procuren medir la distancia de donde desaguara. Me siento conforme con este producto

I used in a disability walk in shower, it fit very snug, a bit too big for the shower stall; but if you really want a both, it works, just now super comfortable. Rate comfortable as 2-stars.