Members Mark Elegant Family Pool 10 Feet Long 2 Inflatable Seats with Backrests. New Version

Oh, boy, where do I even begin with this inflatable pool? It's like they took a slice of paradise, added a pinch of nostalgia, and sprinkled it with a generous dose of "I don't want to adult today." tl;dr - "It's my personal oasis in the sea of responsibility." First off, the inflation process. It was so easy, even my cat tried to lend a paw. It puffed up quicker than my excuses for skipping the gym – which, coincidentally, is what I'll be doing while floating blissfully in my new aquatic kingdom. Once fully inflated, the pool looks more majestic than a unicorn riding a rainbow. I half expected a chorus of angels to start singing as I gently lowered myself in. Spoiler alert: they didn't, but I hummed "Under the Sea" to compensate. Now, let's talk size. It's like they designed this pool with adults in mind! I can stretch out without feeling like a sardine in a can. There's enough space for me, my beer, and a rubber ducky named Sir Quacks-a-Lot. Durability? Let me tell you, this pool has survived my attempts at doing cannonballs that would make a belly flop look graceful. No punctures, no leaks – it's like the Houdini of inflatable pools. It even withstood the wrath of my neighbor's jealous glare when he saw me living my best life while he mowed his lawn. This isn't just a inflatable pool; it's a lifestyle. It's where deadlines drown, and worries wade in the shallow end. If you're looking for a way to escape the monotony of adulthood without maxing out your credit card on a tropical vacation, this inflatable pool is your ticket to aquatic nirvana. #FloatOnForever #AdultingCanWait

This is the best, most durable inflatable pool we ever bought. Big enough for 3 kids with floats/tubes. Bought this item last summer after patching the last several during the first summer of use or after taking them out the next summer. No leaks in this one to date despite 3 kids playing in it almost daily. Kids love it. Inflating it takes some time using a small electric pump and finding a fitting is a challenge. I found out that using a shop vac with a multi-step fitting from Amazon worked well and really fast although it takes some fiddling to hold it in place.. Especially on the seats and seat backs. I inflated it over 2 weeks ago and no leaking/sagging at all. Its as full as the day I inflated it. Same last summer. Because it is large you don't want to drain it every several days as it grows slimy. I add a 1/2 cup of bleach each night (testing with a test strip to make sure its safe to swim in the next day). This summer I added some stabilizer and only need to add 1/4 -1/3 cup of bleach each evening depending on day time temps. Beware - read up on adding stabilizer. Don't just toss it in (dispersal method). Takes up to 2 days to dissolve even with repeated sweeping it around. One recommendation is to put it in a sock and hang it over the edge to let it dissolve over time.

I got this cause my local swimming pool hasn’t opened up but I love it just to lay in and hang out lol.

The pool is pretty spacious. I got this for my husband and I to relax in while kiddos play in their 10’x10’ pool. The seats don’t appear to stay inflated that well, and if your not constantly draining to refill this could be a problem. The back rests I don’t see much purpose for honestly. I sat in the seat once and tried using the back rest (I’m 5’2”) and it just didn’t work well; for a child though it would probably work a lot better. That said, my husband actually uses the seat as a “head rest” when stretching out in the pool and laying in the water. I’m not sure if the pool just doesn’t hold air well, or I didn’t have the stopper fully closed, but I had to refill the top portion you blow up the next day after setting up. This pool is spacious enough for 1 person who just wants a little water to float; this is how I use it when my husband isn’t in with me and I use an adult float. It’s definitely not the same as floating in a large pool, but does work and is doable. A product recommendation to get with this (or any small pool. Not sure how this would go if you have small children in the pool with you, but would probably be fine with supervision) buy some solar fountains to have floating while in it and it just adds to relaxation and HIGHLY recommend!

Great pool! Pros: The shape makes it feel more spacious and spread out. It’s shallow enough that my 2- and 4- year olds can easily walk around, play and sit in it. Inflates up easily and quickly. Cons: My kids use the seats more than the adults do as they are too high and the back rests are not strong enough to hold us up. We prefer sitting in the corners without the seats as they are deeper and actually provide more back support. I also wish it had some built in cup holders. But overall its been a perfect kiddie pool that we use every weekend.

I really can’t say enough about this little pool! I bought it in 2022 when I was about 9 months pregnant in August and needed easy relief for the heat, but didn’t want to be cooped up in the house. The seats were especially good for that! The size is just right and for my small kids, it’s not even as deep as they take their baths, so I have peace of mind when they’re in it. This is our fourth season and it’s still good as new, stays inflated, and doesn’t leak at all. It would have been well worth the price for just that one month I desperately needed it, but it’s more than paid for itself at this point. Would buy again without a thought!

After 3 years, I managed to poke a hole in my pool so I bought a replacement. This pool is the perfect size to put on my deck. It is the perfect respite from the heat and stress. Things I like about the newer version is the valves to fill the seats and cushions are bigger. Unfortunately, the top tier is not holding air. I have to add air every other day. Tip: Don't fill the seats full with air!