FUNBOYClear Inflatable Mesh Pool Float 2-in-1 Pool Chair Float & Mesh Water Hammock 53" Pool Hammock Float for Adults Swimming Pool Accessories & Tanning Pool Lounger Float for Pool Party & Summer

Love the look and the quality. Good navy color.All heights fit this lounger.I'm going to order 2 more.

Design is really cool, but I purchased these for Christmas as a gift for someone with a pool. They just blew them up for the first time yesterday because it’s finally warm enough, and the slope is not holding air. Really disappointing for how much I spent.

I love the dark navy blue color of this float. It's looks great. It has mesh so you are floating in the water but still in the water so it can cool you off in the summer.I used an electric pump to fill it with air and it fills fast and there is a large opening for deflation. Open it up and push the air out manually and it comes out pretty quickly. This feature in my opinion makes it better than cheaper floats on the market but would still buy this only on sale.I tested the cup holder and the size is best for regular size cans as it sits flush and snug and likely to not tip over. I have some skinny cans and glass bottles and they of course fit but not snug so if someone hits you while floating its likely to tip over in the pool. Larger bottles like a Gatorade bottle doesn't fit well and will not sit flush but you can get it in there but also likely to tip over.

Very weird thing to love about this pool float: I loved blowing it up. It has a wide-mouth one-way hole for inflation, so you don't have to cover it up or squeeze a small plug to get air in. And when you're done inflating it, you can take your time to insert the stopper because air isn't leaking out. No more rushing to close it up while losing half the air you put in. Also, it didn't take a lot of effort to blow it up without an inflator.The mesh bottom is thick and plasticized. That's leaps and bounds better than a similar pool float I had previously that fell apart because it was just fabric mesh. Chlorine and the Florida sun are tough on fabric!My only problem with this pool float is you get kind of squished in it. Once you're on the mesh, the sides kind of roll over into you. It's not a deal-breaker, but it is annoying.

I didn’t have an air pump so I had to blow this thing up by mouth. I didn’t find it to be that big an issue.Someone I saw I mentioned it looks black before it gets blown up, but it is definitely blue.You can put your feet up or you can let them dangle.I floated around very comfortably. I am all of 5 foot 3 and approximately 180 pounds.I like that where you are seated is a mesh material so that you are constantly in the water and keeping cool.

Edit 7/24/24I just took two stars off of my review. I got 44 days use out of the lounge before it developed a seam rip. Seam rips can NOT be repaired. I'm the only one that used it, I'm 73 and all I did was float by the side of the pool and read my Kindle to cool off after doing yard work. No way a seam should have given way, I'm only 139 pounds!This is a nice looking pool lounge, and it will be seeing a lot of use in another few weeks. It was easy enough to inflate, I just blew it up by mouth as I don't have a pump. Didn't take too long, and I didn't have to top it off again for over 5 days, so not bad for inflatables. BUT, that's with no body weight on it yet. I had to at least sit in it, so I put it out on the thick grass, just to try it. Even on the hard ground, it was basically comfortable, so this is going to be HEAVEN in the water! It's a full sized lounge, so it fits me well (I'm 5'8" tall) and at the price point I consider this to be a good deal. Inflatable pool lounges are expensive, so I'm thrilled with the price on this one! I hope to be getting a lot of summer lounging done this year! 2 thumbs up from me!

I like the color of the chair and the plastic does feel good and thick/heavy, it's not the really thin vinyl/plastic like some cheap pool/water product use. I also like the mesh bottom, it should be a lot better for drying and putting away than the plastic bottom - and let's face it, if you're in the water, the bottom of the seat is going to get wet anyway... I like the large inflate/deflate air port & I like the cup/drink holder built into the TOP of the arm rest. I don't like the size of the drink holder. I didn't measure it, but it looks a little small. I think it should fit a standard 12oz long neck or standard/common can (soda/beer), but it looks too small to fit the drink container (bottle/can) and a insulated coolersleeve or a larger bottle (like a 22 oz bomber or 40oz Forty bottle) or a wider can (like a Fosters).

This is basically a mesh fabric (similar to the inside of a men's bathing suit) attached at both ends to a vinyl inflatable. The quality is OK and unless you are willing to keep this out of the pool and out of the sun when not in use, it will last about a season in my experience. That isn't a reason not to buy it but it is a fact.The best way to get on it is to get into the water with the U shaped pieces behind your back. Pass the foot float and hammock through your legs and then use your arms to push down and hop aboard. You can not easily use this to lie on your stomach without drowning.You will never be dry on this and the mesh tends to collect whatever debris happens to be floating in the water. As I said, if you don't keep it dry between uses, the mesh will start to deteriorate and the fun will be over.The nice thing about it is that on a hot day, your tush and back will sit comfortably in the cool water and you will stay comfortable.