Inflatable Tanning Pool Lounger (70” x 46”) | Adult Pool Float with Dual Cup Holders & Removable Pillow | Durable 3mm Vinyl Tanning Water Bed for Ultimate Comfort

Cute, perfect pink stripes. Ready for sunshine

Super easy to set up, sturdy, and very comfortable!

An easier way to lay out under the sun. I like that you can add some water to it like a mini pool. It comes with a pillow that can attach and detach. I love this shade of pink and it is durable. I do not know if it will float in a pool, I just lay it in the yard. The rope makes it easier to carry.

Just so you know, this is not a pool float that you lay on top of in the water. It is actually a little pool itself. It is meant for you to lay out in the backyard, read a book, or tan while sitting comfortably inside the inflatable. You can add a bit of water to stay cool on a hot day. I also think it could double as a shallow ball pit for kids in a pinch.There are two separate valves to blow it up — one for the outer ring and one for the bottom part you sit on. It was very easy to inflate using an automatic plug-in pool inflator. The large valves make deflating quick and simple, and since it is square, it folds away nicely when you are done.I did have a little trouble getting the valve secure on the pillow part because it deflates quickly if you do not move fast, but after a few minutes, I figured it out.Overall, this is a really cute setup for some summer fun and outdoor relaxing. You could even grab a couple of these and set up a backyard movie night. Very cute!

This is a great way to get a natural tan. It was easy to blow up and it stayed full of air for days now. It's large enough and comfortable. Use with water like a wading pool and will tan you faster because of the water.

I love this pool float. It's super cute and well made. It's so big and comfy, it feels like I am laying on an air mattress in the pool. I like that you could use this as a mini pool if you wanted. It also easily fits two people. It was a little difficult to inflate, even with a pump. The air didn't stay inside and I had to try to quickly close the plug. But still worth it!

This thing is a monster and I can't wait to use it! I like the idea of having a float that doesn't leave me crunched up but rather one I can lay in (and fill slightly with water to keep me cool). I suppose if I feel like letting my kids use it as well, it will be good for them to both be in and play. We filled it with air to give it a bit of a test (I used our little pump, which I'd recommend, as it's A LOT of air capacity). No leaks right out of the box and it feels sturdy enough that it won't pop (my kids played in it with blankets and such and there was no issue). I like that it's a nice light color and will hold some water to keep it from getting too hot. All in all, it's the best I've seen so far and the price (especially no on sale) is great!

Sometimes I like to float around my pool without actually getting wet. Mainly in those months where the weather is nice but the water is still too cold. This float is perfect for that. I can blow it up, head out there with my Kindle in my water and chill in the pool without getting wet. Very relaxing to float around while not actually swimming.On the other hand, it's perfect for when you also do want to get wet. You can use this as a splash pad for little kids, observed of course. You could also add water to it and float around the pool so that you're in a tanning bed but have a bit of water to keep you cool.I am 5'5' tall and the size is perfect. I'd say it work well for someone may be up to 5'10" tall but not much for someone over that. I'm also 165lbs so there's no issue with flotation or any sinking on the edges from weight. My son, who is 6'2" and 220 can fit in it ....but barely. I recommend it for someone who's a bit shorter.The plastic is a bit thicker than a normal pool floaty so it seems durable. A little bit of advice is that you should pack it away when you get out of the pool. This thing catches the wind like a kite and I've had to retrieve it from the yard many times.