Aqua Premium Convertible Pool Float Lounge – Extra Large – Heavy Duty, Inflatable Pool Floats for Adults with Cupholder – Multiple Colors

I just bought a second one because kids keep taking mine. I have had my original for 4 years and it is still perfect. Doesn't lose air. Super comfortable.

We have had this for 6 weeks now and it is great! Easy to inflate, very stable and versatile. We have not had problems with leakage. You can adjust the position of the back by having more/less air in the small triangular pillow which supports the back - I keep it about half full of air and it is the perfect relaxed position for me! I was planning to spend this amount from a big label but very happy with the construction and various options this one provides!

As a long time pool owner, I'm used to buying inflatables early in the pool season and getting rid of them by Halloween (this is Florida and the pool season is long). This year I invested in something a little pricier, still hoping it would last through summer and not much longer, but here we are a week before the 4th of July and this so called premium lounger is falling apart. First, the colors faded almost immediately. Perhaps the manufacturer didn't take into account the effects of sunshine and chlorine on a pool product. OK, fair enough. But now the fabric that covers the rubber draft is all torn and it just looks horrible. This is a real shame, because the chair is comfortable, you sit on top of the the water so it's easy to read or drink; and just out of the box it looked terrific. Again, I know the score on these pool products. None of them are built to last, but at this price point one would expect something a bit more durable.

Love this floatation device. Love that it transforms to where you can sit up, lay flat and lay on your stomach. The cup holder is a great addition as well. Downside is that it is bulky and not easily stored. If you don’t want to blow it up using your mouth I highly recommend a device to blow it up as it is large and needs a lot of air.

I love this thing!! And I use the unattached pillow in my bed instead of buying yet another product... lol. Tricky to inflate, though if you do not own an air pump. There are two parts to it, and if you don't open up the larger one, it takes FOREVER. But with the larger opening, you have to be really fast to plug it up or half the air comes out.

I have had Aqua floats in the past and have been very happy. However, this season I bought two new ones and have been disappointed with them both. Only having for a fews months and not being used much at all, they both have started to have rips in them, this happened after my return time so I am stuck with them. One will not hold air for more than a few hours. In the past, my floats have held air for days. These floats are not inexpensive and should last for at LEAST one season.Unsatisfied customer sadly. Will rethink ordering from them in the future.

This was supposed to be my mama float....no kids allowed. I pumped it up easily with our inflatable mattress pump. No problems there. The first day in the pool though we noticed the fabric ripped. Could it be sewed up? Yeah? But who has time for that when there's relaxing by the pool to do?Aside from the rip, the back piece is connected by two large plastic pieces. It's easy for them to detach but took both me and my husband pinching and squeezing to reattach. (It helps if you let the plastic heat up in the sun first.) Again, who has time for that when you're trying to relax.The recliner style is merely a triangle piece that goes in our out of a pocket behind the back pillow. It's an okay design, but something about the angle of the pillow doesn't quite work for me. It's just not comfortable. SO, we mainly use this without the riser, it's fine for that purpose -- laying flat-- but ONLY if you can get the back piece and main piece inflated at the same amounts. If one is over/under inflated it makes your body off balance somehow. It's okay if you get all the things right.After a month the rip goes all the way across the float. At some point we'll just remove the fabric "skin". It does inflate well and keep you sitting above the water. It's fine to read a book in the pool. The drink holder also gets water in it easily, but eh, that could also be the 3 kids splashing around me. I just use a covered cup.Since it has a lot of flaws I gave up on this being the mama only raft. My 6 and 10 year old have thoroughly tested it as a "boat" and so far the plastic is holding up in spite of the poor quality of the sewing of the fabric that surrounds the plastic.The reasons I'm giving 3 stars....it can handle the kids abuse but it's ugly now with the ripped cover, the back detaches too easily, and it's only moderately comfy.

This is by far the best pool raft I’ve ever owned! I’ve been looking for one that would hold up, even with the kids. I love how versatile this is with all the different options to lay out. We’ve had a few storms blow through and this maintains in the pool too which is also a plus! I will definitely purchase others to share 😁