Portable Bath Tub, Foldable Bathtub for Adults and Kids, Soaking Bathtub for Hot and Ice Bath, Home Freestanding Tubs for Shower Sauna, Christmas Gifts 37''x21.6''x22''(Oval Grey)

This little tub is wonderful! I'm obsessed with it now. Having just a shower at home really made me miss a good soak...THIS was the perfect solution. It's sturdier than I imagined.I'm 5.4 and 175lbs...I am able to sit in this tub and be submerged up to my shoulders.I cant extend my legs fully but thats to be expected. I fit very comfortably in it with knees bent. I absolutely love this tub. Also i used a long cutting board as a tub tray and it stayed perfectly in place. The tub is slightly padded and insulated and came with a small inflatable pillow for your neck. It takes a little while to drain, I just waited until water was low enough to lift the tub n just dump it out into shower.Gave a rinse to clean then left it open to dry facedown on a towel and fold away in morning. Perfect! The pic advertised makes it appear to be a hard surface tub but its actually like heavy insulated vinyl material. I measured and this tub fit perfectly in my shower!! Ready right out the box after clicking legs in place, easy to fold down for storage. My only real "con" is that the drain tube is very flimsy! Other than that...my only regret is not ordering this tub SOONER. LOVE it.

The tub fits perfectly in my shower but there weren’t instructions included for the tube that lets out the water, so we didn’t use it the first time and ended up flooding our bathroom. But once we figured it out, draining the water was okay but I suggest using a thicker/stronger plastic for the tube because it gets smashed under the weight of the tub water, and takes forever to drain because of that.

Came back after months of use to review. This is the one. I tried a different brand and ended up returning because it was awkward to put together and fold up. I've got chronic pain so I can't bend very long. This thing springs up like a camping tent and folds back down easily, no guesswork needed. It's DEEP, which is what I was after, and narrow enough for my tub. It doesn't sit flush against my tub bottom, but the sturdy plastic skeleton is snug in the curve of my tub so everything works out. It retains heat well and stays clean way longer than a porcelain tub, even with spa product use. Worth every penny!

I wish I knew about this little secret a long time ago! I own a mobile home, and for years I’ve suffered with not being able to take a relaxing epsom salts bath having only a walk-in shower. When I considered having a bathtub installed instead, it was estimated at thousands of dollars. I just happen to think what if I got a little tub, If there was such a thing. I went on Amazon and found this little gem! The first time I went to drain it I had to take the water out bucket by bucket, because the drain was directly under the little tub. Even with a little water in it you will not move it! So I purchased this little pump and when I am done with my bath in 10 minutes, the water is drained into my bathroom sink. It took a little trial and error but I can do a soaking bath every night if I want with ease. The beauty of this little tub is that it’s deeper than a bathtub, and I can get a nice cowgirl soak right up to my neck. Also, the plastic keeps the water warm for a long long time without adding any more warm water, which is delightful because I could take a bath for at least an hour, relax and enjoy warm water. This little tub is worth it’s weight in gold! Oh, be sure to make sure the plugs are tightly sealed before you fill tub with water. If you don’t, you could have a serious flooded bathroom.https://www.amazon.com/SEDY-Portable-battery-2-2gal-transfer/dp/B09Y2TR6GY?pd_rd_w=YKHAQ&content-id=amzn1.sym.528bfdfa-ea96-478b-a7d9-043e650836af&pf_rd_p=528bfdfa-ea96-478b-a7d9-043e650836af&pf_rd_r=NH19FMN8XEFRKTJTA9B9&pd_rd_wg=TZI82&pd_rd_r=e5968039-b2f6-4104-a5af-5a2c14f00c61&pd_rd_i=B09Y2TR6GY&psc=1&ref_=pd_basp_d_rpt_ba_s_1_t

The master bath in my house has a shower only, and there are times that I would love to be able to soak in a tub when my back is cranky. I looked at several options here and decided on this one. It is small enough to easily fit in the space I have. This nice little tub was light enough to easily bring it inside from the porch and setup was easier than easy! It was just a matter of locking the 6 legs and top frame into place. It was tall enough to fill to my armpits and I could have gotten it to my shoulders with a few minutes more water but not too tall for me to step into. (I'm short at 4'11".) The water temperature maintained as nicely as any other standard tub. After I drained it, the tub was easily collapsed back to the folded state. My only regret is having not gotten it sooner.

It's so small. This model must be 4 ft. tall

This is my second portable tub, two separate living situations with no bathtub. This tub design is far better than the other one I had tried—particularly how the poles collapse and snap into place for use. It makes it a lot more sturdy. Decent amount of room, and it’s nice for being able to get more of your body submerged than a typical tub allows for. Do be careful to make sure the side plug is really plugged well or else it can leak.

I absolutely love this little tub. It's not huge in length. I'm only 4'11" and it worked great. We started living full time in an RV which as has been really stressful for me. Not having a bath was difficult as that was one of my primary was to destress. This little thing popped up in the comfort station with no problems and then I was even able to get it to opened up in our camper shower, all be it, very tightly. It is quite deep. And the bottom was pleasantly padded. Not a lot, but enough to not be hard. It drains easily and folds up very compact; perfect for RV living.