I love this pool, my kids - their friends and cousins love it and so does anyone that sees it! It caters to adults as well as kids. It has a great bench and high back cushion, 2 cup holders and LOTS of swim room!
The only complaints I have, which I will look past because I love it so much, is that the drain plug is directly on the bottom... So for us, because I put foam mats underneath, it won't drain without deflating the entire thing.
To reinflate it's a quick game of get the plug in faster than you can put down the air pump! Without anything holding the air it does a VERY QUICK air release. It also fills incredibly fast as well.
All in all, a great buy!
Update on review, 7/12/16: Still loving it! It deflates after a few days and I have to keep reinflating it everytime I take it out but I am not sure if that's just due to where I'm storing it at and our weather (very hot!). This is a great pool for beginners!
My 3 year old is newly afraid of the water and we are hoping that by making him comfortable with the pool itself, we can add water for him and he'll eventually enjoy it. It really is a great pool! I'm crossing my fingers it never pops!
(7/2017) And it's done. I stored it correctly and for whatever reason it will not hold air! There are no holes in it and there's 3 different places to blow it up with air... What are the odds that every single part cannot hold any air. This deflated within the hour. So disappointed as my kids and I really loved this pool.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2016
I love this pool, my kids - their friends and cousins love it and so does anyone that sees it! It caters to adults as well as kids. It has a great bench and high back cushion, 2 cup holders and LOTS of swim room!
The only complaints I have, which I will look past because I love it so much, is that the drain plug is directly on the bottom... So for us, because I put foam mats underneath, it won't drain without deflating the entire thing.
To reinflate it's a quick game of get the plug in faster than you can put down the air pump! Without anything holding the air it does a VERY QUICK air release. It also fills incredibly fast as well.
All in all, a great buy!
Update on review, 7/12/16: Still loving it! It deflates after a few days and I have to keep reinflating it everytime I take it out but I am not sure if that's just due to where I'm storing it at and our weather (very hot!). This is a great pool for beginners!
My 3 year old is newly afraid of the water and we are hoping that by making him comfortable with the pool itself, we can add water for him and he'll eventually enjoy it. It really is a great pool! I'm crossing my fingers it never pops!
(7/2017) And it's done. I stored it correctly and for whatever reason it will not hold air! There are no holes in it and there's 3 different places to blow it up with air... What are the odds that every single part cannot hold any air. This deflated within the hour. So disappointed as my kids and I really loved this pool.
The only complaints I have, which I will look past because I love it so much, is that the drain plug is directly on the bottom... So for us, because I put foam mats underneath, it won't drain without deflating the entire thing.
To reinflate it's a quick game of get the plug in faster than you can put down the air pump! Without anything holding the air it does a VERY QUICK air release. It also fills incredibly fast as well.
All in all, a great buy!
Update on review, 7/12/16: Still loving it! It deflates after a few days and I have to keep reinflating it everytime I take it out but I am not sure if that's just due to where I'm storing it at and our weather (very hot!). This is a great pool for beginners!
My 3 year old is newly afraid of the water and we are hoping that by making him comfortable with the pool itself, we can add water for him and he'll eventually enjoy it. It really is a great pool! I'm crossing my fingers it never pops!
(7/2017) And it's done. I stored it correctly and for whatever reason it will not hold air! There are no holes in it and there's 3 different places to blow it up with air... What are the odds that every single part cannot hold any air. This deflated within the hour. So disappointed as my kids and I really loved this pool.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2023
Great for relaxing 2 adults and a child. or 4 children
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2023
I have bought this product two years in a row. the price point makes it easy to just replace it and it fills and holds all summer. I'm in Texas so you know it is hot here and this has been a lifesaver. Just to be clear I probably could've used the previous year over but it's rubber and subjected to heat and water-filled pressure all summer. It will lose some air in the process of the heat because the rubber heats up and expands so at least once I've had to top it off with air. It comes with a patch kit to repair a hole should you get one but it holds a lot of water and a hole would be extremely hard to find and frankly not worth the effort at 50 bucks a unit. factoring that and the price its easier to buy a new one at the beginning of the season and not have to worry about a failure
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2023
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2024
Putting this pool in my backyard was one of my best ideas. It’s super fun and easy to use. Getting the air in it only took about 5-6 minutes with a pump I already had and take down was pretty easy too because of the plug on the bottom of the pool. The only thing I would change is the plug size it would be a little easier if it were bigger. The pool is very visually appealing and the bench seating is a game changer. Anyone at almost any age can use it and it’s a great product for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2024
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2020
I waited a bit to write this review so I could give as much information as possible. As of the time of posting, we’ve had the pool up for about a month. I would recommend it to anyone, especially in the time of social distancing. There are a few things you need to know, though, if you (like me) are new to the world of large inflatable backyard pools.
Oh, I do need to insert a quick bit of information. When you inflate the pool, obviously it’ll be empty. You’re going to over inflate it. Once you fill it, you’ll get an air leak the first night. Add a bit more air (don’t over inflate it though) and then you’re set. As long as you don’t over inflate it the second time and you get the plug in all the way (not an easy task), you won’t have to fill it again.
Now, you need some things beyond just the pool, including something to put down (I mowed, raked, then put down a blue tarp with plastic tent pegs). I also got a tarp to cover, but have since seen a round pool cover here on Amazon, though I haven’t ordered it and can’t say if it fits or how good it is.
If you don’t want to refill twice a week (it cost about $8 in my area to fill it once), you need a few other items. After totally emptying and refilling the pool, we decided we didn’t want to do that again if we could help it, but also as of the time I’m writing this, the price on pumps and filters has skyrocketed to beyond what I’m willing to spend on it ($400 ish). Time for Plan B.
We picked up a scum sponge, a chlorine bobber, a Clorox small pool chemicals kit, a hand dipper, and a small pool vacuum for way less than the cost of the filter/pump. It requires a bit of physical work, but I am fat and chronically ill and it wasn’t too much, so don’t let that put you off.
The pictures I posted were taken today, one month in. We bailed about 15 partial 5 gallon buckets to give us room to work, because the pool vacuum we bought adds water. Then I climbed in with the pool vacuum and went all over the surface on the bottom until the pool was filled back up, occasionally dipping with the hand dipper as well. When that was done, I used a test strip and adjusted with chemicals from the Clorox small pool kit, and you’re looking at the result.
The only thing I would add is that where we live (southern WV), this pool seems to attract some tiny orange bugs that bite. They seem to hate vinegar, so I took a spray bottle I already had, filled it with vinegar, and I spray the outside of the pool whenever we are out there. It works pretty well.
Final note: keep the cup holder guards in whenever you aren’t using the cup holders. I do wish I had done that, and I am starting now.
Oh, I do need to insert a quick bit of information. When you inflate the pool, obviously it’ll be empty. You’re going to over inflate it. Once you fill it, you’ll get an air leak the first night. Add a bit more air (don’t over inflate it though) and then you’re set. As long as you don’t over inflate it the second time and you get the plug in all the way (not an easy task), you won’t have to fill it again.
Now, you need some things beyond just the pool, including something to put down (I mowed, raked, then put down a blue tarp with plastic tent pegs). I also got a tarp to cover, but have since seen a round pool cover here on Amazon, though I haven’t ordered it and can’t say if it fits or how good it is.
If you don’t want to refill twice a week (it cost about $8 in my area to fill it once), you need a few other items. After totally emptying and refilling the pool, we decided we didn’t want to do that again if we could help it, but also as of the time I’m writing this, the price on pumps and filters has skyrocketed to beyond what I’m willing to spend on it ($400 ish). Time for Plan B.
We picked up a scum sponge, a chlorine bobber, a Clorox small pool chemicals kit, a hand dipper, and a small pool vacuum for way less than the cost of the filter/pump. It requires a bit of physical work, but I am fat and chronically ill and it wasn’t too much, so don’t let that put you off.
The pictures I posted were taken today, one month in. We bailed about 15 partial 5 gallon buckets to give us room to work, because the pool vacuum we bought adds water. Then I climbed in with the pool vacuum and went all over the surface on the bottom until the pool was filled back up, occasionally dipping with the hand dipper as well. When that was done, I used a test strip and adjusted with chemicals from the Clorox small pool kit, and you’re looking at the result.
The only thing I would add is that where we live (southern WV), this pool seems to attract some tiny orange bugs that bite. They seem to hate vinegar, so I took a spray bottle I already had, filled it with vinegar, and I spray the outside of the pool whenever we are out there. It works pretty well.
Final note: keep the cup holder guards in whenever you aren’t using the cup holders. I do wish I had done that, and I am starting now.
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