Inflatable Tanning Pool Lounger Float - Jasonwell 4 in 1 Sun Tan Tub Sunbathing Pool Lounge Raft Floatie Toys Water Filled Tanning Bed Mat Pad for Adult Blow Up Kiddie Pool Kids Ball Pit

I absolutely love this pool and am so glad I purchased it. If you’re like me and don’t have a pool, this is a great thing to have if you want to cool off and catch a tan during the summer! Would make a great float even if you have a pool. My only downfall is the cup holder does not fit my hydro jug, it’s definitely smaller than I expected. Overall, it was easy to ensemble and pretty thick - holding the air great and keeping its shape. I love the fact that the headrest clips in or I can take it off and move it around, it’s definitely pretty comfortable to lay in for a couple hours. For being a small tanning pool it definitely keeps me nice and cool on those hot days. I’m about 5’3 and feel like I could have ordered the bigger size since my feet do hang off a little but not a big deal for me! I definitely enjoy laying out in this while reading a book and catching a tan - I will most definitely be using this quite a bit this summer!

Comfortable for everyone! I bought this to lay in on my back patio but ended up taking it camping for first time use. Everyone wanted to sit in it! The toddlers enjoyed it and adults loved it for cooling off. The beverage holders we great addition. The detachable pillow was nice to have! My 3 year old neice spent so much time in it I gave it to her and myself another one lol seems to be made well!

I am so glad I bought this. It’s been super hot lately and I don’t have a pool but I really enjoy laying out to tan. I bought this little float so I could fill it with water or lay a towel in it and put it in the yard so I can tan for a few hours and it works just perfect for that. I do recommend buying an air pump for it (I bought one for like $12 on Amazon that can inflate and deflate), because it’s huge and if you try to blow this up by mouth you’re going to pass out. I also do appreciate that even if I filled it with water it’s a safe little spot for my 8 month old niece to play in. The only qualm I really have is that there are 3 different inflatable parts (the outer ring, the inner flat part, and then a separate detachable pillow) but the inner part does not hold air like at all so by the time I get it blown up, take it outside, and get ready to lay on it… it’s already lost air. Today I inflated everything, put it out in the yard, filled it about halfway with water, and by the time I got in it the bottom had deflated so it felt like I was laying on the hard ground. I had put an outdoor blanket underneath it to protect it from rocks in the yard so it wasn’t that bad but just keep in mind it might not be the most comfortable option. It’s cheap enough that if it pops I’d gladly buy a new one, but I’ve used it a few times now and I’m sure it’ll last me a good bit. I do wish it came in more designs or colors too but ultimately that’s not important and the design is still pretty cute. I also like the cupholder but it would not be good for a bigger or heavier drink like a tumbler cup (think a Stanley or Hydroflask, etc.) It’s mainly meant for cans and it works great for that but obviously your drink is going to get hot in the sun so consider a coozy to keep it cold. I included a photo of the box of the air pump I bought cause it was one of the cheaper ones and it works just fine to inflate it in a few minutes and deflates everything very quickly. I couldn’t get it small enough to get back in the box so I just deflate it as much as I can, fold it up, put the air pump and the pillow in a large ziplock, and put everything together under my bed.

As described. Big and comfy

We thought about putting in a pool when we first moved in but we're already on a lake. The lake is sunny but the back yard is not. In the lake there are turtles, catfish, snakes (probably), and possibly sharks and aligators (not really but I have an active imagination). I don't go into the ocean except to p. There is also a lot of pollen in the lake and I'm allergic to flipping everything so, no thanks. I don't write reviews usually but here's one of my new air mattress, float, tanning bed, raft within a little boat. I spent an hour in it this afternoon. Here's what I like about it... 1. It's a lot smaller than the blow-up pool I had the last couple of years which is a good thing. 2. No chemicals needed because I can change the water everyday if I want and I can actually get my hair wet since no chlorine needed to keep the water clean. 3. I have two nearby hoses. One on the deck and one in the back garden which both easily reach without even unrolling them more than 20 feet and they are filled with hot water from the sun. Between the two hoses, this gives me hot bath water, which is too hot but at least I'm not carrying a bucket of hot water thru the house as I was expecting to do before I thought of the hoses. When the hot water is gone from the hoses, obviously it's followed by cold water which makes the water temp perfect. I like my pool about 80-85. It's not supposed to be a hot tub but I also don't want to hate getting into it because it's too cold and no, I don't want to have to "get used to it." I'm 64. I'm too old and spoiled to get into a flipping cold pool. Forgetaboutit. 4. The cover from my last pool is way large enough to keep bugs and coons and rain out when not in use, and I can tuck the edges under since it's for a much larger, heavier pool. 5. I can slowly get a nice little healthy tan while in water which is good for us sun loving flowers. 6. Drink holder. 7. Less than $40 8. No turtles, no catfish, no snakes, no sharks, no gators, no pollen. 9. It's right outside my back door 😃 Here are the cons: 1. Have to have the husband blow it up with air compressor but hopefully, I will only have to do that once a year so no big deal really. This could also be a pro. It's just that I would've done it yesterday but he wasn't home and neither was the air compressor. I did try the hairdryer and that does not work without some kind of attachment or unless you have two people. 2. It's not that comfortable when laying on your stomach. In fact, my back hurts now. It was only the first day. I'll figure out a way. 3. It should be made a foot longer. Overall: It's awesome. I just don't want to drop my earbuds into it.

This is perfect for people who want sunshine & to stay cool while sunning!

and it's great... it's roomy... it holds a bit of water to keep u cool while ur floating... it's comfortable to lay in... the base is wide enough that ur arms aren't heaved forward - it's just like ur laying on the sofa - it's everything i wanted... i haven't used it as a pool to fill up... (i'm too old to get up and down in it)... but as a float - it's fab!...

Apenas lo abrí y cuando lo usamos ya estaba roto.

I just tried this out today. It’s very easy to set up and only takes about 5 minutes to fill. I’m 5’8” and my feet hang over the ends a bit but that’s no big deal for me. It was hot out today so I did have to flip over quite often. I don’t like being hot. I usually get the bigger blow up pools but I thought I would try this one this year. I don’t know how I will feel when it’s really hot and humid, I may need to keep the garden hose handy😂

Perfect for relaxing and staying cool, difficult to inflate though

El producto llegó a tiempo y sin problemas de entrega. Despues de inspeccionar el inflable solo vi un detalle, que al inflar comprobé no afecta que se mantenga el aire, lo malo es que usandolo como "alberca personal" permite que salga agua, y despues identifiqué otra perforacion que también dejaba salir agua. Espero que al parchar quede sellada como deberia haber llegado, lo comprobaré en unos dias...