SwimWays Spring Float Premium Papasan Pool Lounger, Inflatable Pool Floats Adult with Fast Inflation for Ages 15 & Up

My kids played with a neighbors one time and had to have their own. It’s a great little float. It folds up super easy and nice and small. It inflates in about three breaths and deflates in about three seconds. The net on the bottom is pretty sturdy and I have sat in it with both my kids climbing in me. We have used it in the pool and the ocean. My toddler also likes to jump into it from the side of the pool and it catches her nicely.

We had floats similar to these years ago and have been searching for them since we spend a lot of time at the pool. They are perfect! Blow up easily and hold air very well. Great for lazing in the pool comfortably. Good value for the money.

These are the best pool floats-- I Had one years ago that lasted about three seasons! Ordered two more this summer and they seriously beat every float out there. Four breaths and they were READY. So comfortable and easy to deflate and shove in your bag for next time. They are always more sturdy than plasticky floats that pop. And you know as the parent you're blowing all of these up--you won't get lightheaded doing this one ;) Plus they're the most comfy float with the mesh!

Purchase 2 floats and they were really hard to relax in them as tou kind of needed to balance yourself in the water as to not roll over. Also, 1 of the floats already tore and was only used for about 15 minutes.

This is the 3rd spring float that I’ve owned. The 2 that I had, I’ve had for several years and they are starting to show some wear and even have some mildew growing inside the tube. So it was time for a new one. We love these because they are easy to throw in the beach bag and take 30 seconds to inflate by blowing them up. And they are comfy too float in the lake or pool. When finished using them, fold them up and put them back in their bag. These round floats fold fairly easy too. The lounge spring floats are much more difficult to fold. So I recommend the round ones.

We love these so much we bought 2 more! It's nice that you can relax, but still be in the water. Not like others that you have lay on then when you want to be out you have to go back into the water.

Had the first set five or six years, including forgetting about them and leaving them out on the pool deck for a week at a time, kids jumping into the pool on them, putting a dog with longish claws inside of it, and more. The first set is actually still a functional, just got a small tear in each so we got another. They aren't cheap but totally worth it

The NEW version has a much smaller inflatable ring and sinks much more than the original. Okay for laying back to float but can no longer use as a chair. Super bummed. Im 5'1" and 185lbs for reference.