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I officially own two of these tanning pools now. We purchased the XXL for my husband and I to use and we keep it on our back deck and boy do we love it. The bottom air chamber has a hole in it and will not hold air, but it does not affect the pool at all from holding water and has not been an issue. I then purchased a smaller XL so that I could lay out during the week without my husband and not have to use to much watch to fill it up. I am currently changing out the water every 3 days. I live in Florida and after that water sits, the 3rd day it's getting slimy. We have thoroughly enjoyed these tanning pools and this is coming from someone that lives in Panama City Beach, Florida and can actually walk my happy butt to the white sand. These pools allow us to stay home and spend that time with our dogs now instead. Love it.

I absolutely love this tanning pool! The cup holders are nice to hold my drinks while I chill out. It’s super relaxing, and the pillow is comfortable whether I’m on my back or stomach. It’s easy to dump the water out $ put fresh in, and really portable. Great quality product.

We absolutely love this inflatable tanning pool! We bought 3! It was one of the best purchases we’ve made for summer. My teens and all of their friends have a blast in it every chance they get. It’s the perfect size for laying in and cooling off hot day, it’s great for relaxing and soaking up some sunshine. The pool was easy to set up, feels durable, and has held up wonderfully. It’s become the centerpiece of our backyard fun, and we’ve already made so many great memories with it. If you’re looking for a fun, affordable way to keep the kids and teens entertained all summer long, I highly recommend this inflatable tanning pool!

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.

With the mixed reviews, I was a little worried about this float. Mine came delivered in perfect condition. I'd definitely use an air pump to blow it up as it has some size to it. I have used it multiple times and so far it is holding air well. It is comfortable and being able to add some water to it makes the heat more bearable while floating. I even have to store it in a small shed for storage and it has held up being scrunched in the doors. I'd definitely purchase again.

It was defective it would not stay blew up...its useless

I wish I bought this sooner. This is so perfect for summer! It inflates quickly and you can put just enough water in it to keep you cool. I love using it to tan in and my baby boy loves splashing around in it. It’s super durable and comes in fun colors plus it has a cup holder for frosty beverages. New favorite!

This inflatable tanning pool lounger float has been a great addition to my backyard setup. It's easy to inflate, comfortable to lounge on, and the shallow water feature helps keep you cool while still letting you soak up the sun. The material feels durable, and it's spacious enough to relax with a drink, a book, or just enjoy some downtime outdoors. I gave it 4 stars because it takes up a fair amount of space and requires a little effort to drain and store, but overall it's a fun and affordable way to create a mini resort feel at home. Advice: Place it on a level surface and avoid overinflating to help extend its lifespan.

If you have ever looked at your swimming pool and thought, "This is nice, but I’d rather be on a floating island that requires its own zip code," then this XXL Tanning Pool Lounge is for you. When the box says XXL, it isn’t kidding—this thing is absolutely massive. It doesn't just float in the pool; it is the pool. The design is clearly meant for serious relaxation. It’s essentially a floating luxury bed with a built-in pillow and enough surface area to host a small board meeting. You can fill the center with a bit of water to keep cool while you bake, effectively turning yourself into a human sous-vide—but, you know, in a relaxing way. The Reality Check: Size: It’s huge. If you have a small "plunge pool," congratulations, you now have a "green vinyl-covered backyard." Portability: Unless you have the lung capacity of a blue whale, do yourself a favor and buy an electric pump. Attempting to blow this up manually is a three-day commitment you aren't ready for. Comfort: 10/10. It’s stable, supportive, and keeps you just the right amount of wet. Final verdict: It’s big, it’s bold, and it’s the closest I’ll ever get to owning a private cruise ship. Just make sure you have enough room to actually find the water once it’s inflated!

This is a pretty awesome pool float although I will be using it in a lake at my cottage. It is really well made and doesn’t feel like a cheap float at all. What’s included: - main inflatable - inflatable pillow - rope - repair patches What’s not included: air pump. I used an electric air pump that plugs into a wall outlet and it took about 15 minutes to get it inflated, including the pillow. Perhaps the time it takes to inflate it will depend on the pump you use, but it is a very large float so 15 minutes is reasonable. There are two parts to inflate on the main float, the edge and the bottom. The pillow is pretty neat because it has these little hooks that attach to holes on the main float and that makes the pillow unable to blow away! There are two cup holders and 8 rings around the float for stringing the rope through. The listing says it measures 67” * 89”. I measured it and it was 68” * 84”, but I measured after inflating so that could be why there is a small discrepancy. The inner part where you can lay is 49” * 66”. There is more than enough room for two people to comfortably lay down and the pillow is a really nice touch. Without the pillow your head sometimes pushes the edge down and lets water in. Deflating it was kind of annoying because my pump doesn’t have the ideal nozzle attachment for this float. There is a flap to keep the air from rushing out, and my pump nozzle doesn’t go far enough to push it open. So I have to use a really skinny, long nozzle that is slightly too thin to securely stick in the air hole. So the deflation procedure was quite slow. I stopped timing it and just left the air pump running on deflate mode and went and did something else until it was done. Definitely a lot better to use an electric deflation method than to do it manually though.

It is too cold to test this in the water at the moment, but after inflating it I am impressed with the size and overall quality. The material feels durable, and there is plenty of space to stretch out comfortably. The design looks perfect for relaxing, sunbathing, or cooling off in the pool during hot summer days. Looking forward to using it when the weather warms up

This tanning pool lounger comes with a safety grab rope, a repair patch kit (one transparent, one light blue, and two adhesive patches), and a full-colour manual 📋. ​The manual seems to be a general one shared across different products, so don't expect a deep dive into this specific model😅. Also, this thing is huge😳! I’d strongly recommend using an electric pump unless you want a serious workout🥵. Because of the specific valve design, you need to push the pump nozzle into the notch to fill it, and you'll have to keep pressure on the valve to get the air out when you're done 😵‍💫. ​The coolest part is the recessed center. You can fill it with a bit of water to create a very shallow personal pool. You won't be swimming laps in it, obviously, but it’s absolutely perfect for soaking and keeping cool while you’re out in the summer heat 🤓. ​Whether you want to lounge in a big swimming pool or just set up a quick "cool-down station" in your own backyard, this is a great choice as long as you have a good electric pump ready 🤣. ​Recommended 👍.

This is a condo lifesaver in the Summer. Really durable, and allows me to stay out on my balcony and keep cool through the heat.