SweepEase® Stingray+ AquaDynamic 18" Pro Series Pool Brush, Durable Stainless Steel & Poly Blend Bristles, Sticks to Walls and Floor Guaranteed, Blue

The media could not be loaded.  I just "upgraded" to this pool brush, and I must say, it has been a game-changer for me.The whole brush is really durable. The handle is aluminum and incredibly strong.What impresses me the most is that the manufacturer's claim of the brush's patented "aquadynamic" design actually makes a difference. It's hard to see how much this effects the effort needed to brush but it really works. It maintains firm contact of teh brush with the pool's walls and floor, making the cleaning process much more efficient and thorough.Moreover, the ergonomic design has made a significant difference in how my back feels during and after cleaning. Or more acurately how my back doesn't feel compared to my previous brush. This one is so much better for my back. Literally, no strain at all, I was able to brush the entire pool without taking a break. This is a huge relief, as I used to have to stop frequently with my old brush.Overall, this pool brush not only improved the cleanliness of my pool but also made the task less taxing on my body. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to make their pool maintenance routine more effective and comfortable.Bottom line. My back has always been an issue and your brush is a total LIFE SAVER!. Thank you thank you!

This brush sets the standard. Lot's of great features. Cut cleaning time in half from what our old brush did. You will not be disappointed.Pros:Bristles - A great mix of aluminum and polypropylene bristles. While the brush head is contoured for corners, the bristles are longer at the edges thus ensuring they actually get into corners.Airfoil - Just about right. Not too hard to push and does stick without adding pressure. Works well for floor and walls. Only adds downforce when pushing.Brush head - heavy-duty plastic aluminum reenforced non-mar head. Basically bomb proof.UPDATE: After a full season of use this brush has shown no signs of degradation. All the bristles seem to be intact. The brush head's super heavy gauge plastic does have wear where is rubs against the inside corners of the plaster pool, but that's to be expected. It leaves no marks. Still a 5/5.PHOTOS: After 1 year of use.Attachment - Cast aluminum pole insert with a single-hand pin release, which is a nice touch.Cons: None. Wish I found it a long time ago.UPDATE 7/2016: Still the best brush ever. Another pool season almost done and no issues.

I lost my previous scrub brush off the back of my work truck recently, so I needed a replacement fast. I had a "Wall Whale," which I really liked for walls, but it was cumbersome for tighter spaces and corners (if you've ever used one, you'll understand). This one got such good reviews I decided to try it, although I was skeptical.It really does what it says...sticks right on the walls with almost no pressure required. It's been a life-saver on my 55-year-old back, especially after cleaning my 9th or 10th pool of the day. I was a little worried about the stainless steel bristles, but there aren't so many that I worry about them hurting a plaster or pebble surface. (don't use them on a vinyl-lined pool though). My only recommendation for the manufacturer, if they ever do a redesign of this, would be to curve the ends so it would be easier to clean in the radius where steps and wall meet. Other than that, this is a really great product.

I own a pool service company in Las Vegas, and we have tried many brushes but this is the best one we have tried. We have exclusively started using these because they strain our bodies far less than anything else.

The shape is excellent for forward/downward pressure on the walls and floor of the pool. Releasing the forward pressure to scrub backwards, however, makes the brush come off the surface. It would be awesome if they could engineer a brush with hydrodynamics appropriate for sweeping in either direction. That said, this helped take a metric crapton of algae off the walls when we bought a new house and I got the pool up to speed. It's well-made and feels like it will last for many years. I'm happy I went slightly more expensive on this purchase, and would buy again.

Blend of plastic and steel bristles makes perfect for everyday use in my plaster pool. Not too abrasive yet enough scratchiness to remove most of the algae in one stroke. The hydrodynamic design definitely helps it push against the pool wall. When pulling back after a stroke, rotating its angle to lessen resistance on the reverse stroke I find is necessary. Recommend also getting their all-steel version for thorough cleaning of stubborn algae and harder to clean/harder to reach areas like steps and main drains. I have both brushes and they are superb. Having to order another combo brush after about four years of normal use on medium size residential pool.

So far, brush is performing as suggested. I've purchased more traditional brushes in the past (all plastic bristles), but I like the blend of this one since it has some aluminum bristles. Seems to grab more of the dirt, especially from the edges. There are enough bristles on the sides where it grabs all dirt or algae without much issues.It seems easier to use - less force when brushing, than the traditional brushes i've used int he past. I had my 10-year old to brush the sides of the pool and he thought it was easier too.Not sure how durable it'll be since I've only had it for a few months. I might need to do an update 10 months from now to see if bristles held up - major concern with previous brushes i've purchased.

I've had this pool brush for two years and it's been working great. But lately with the new pool cleaner we got, I've noticed steel bristles in the cleaner bag. I'm not sure whether the bristles have only started coming off this season, or they weren't getting picked up until we got the new pool cleaner. But it's worrisome to me, especially with two young children who may not know to keep their mouths closed when swimming. A loose bristle is bad enough, but a steel bristle is especially concerning. (Btw, I have only found the steel bristles in the pool cleaner bag.)