Customer Reviews:
 LOVE IT September 3, 2010
Aubrei
I really loved this raft...although I did not get the same one as the picture it was pretty close. Mine does not have any white on it, its all blue with black netting on the bottom. Other that that I have been tubing well over 10 times with this raft. It has rubbed against rocks and trees and it is still going strong. The cup holder isnt ver deep so it wont hold a bottle, but it will hold a can very well. Love this raft! I have 2 already but I will get more next year for my friends. Its really an awesome buy!
 Comfy float August 20, 2010
Olwin (Knoxville, TN USA)
We received these floats almost overnite. They're comfortable and look exactly like the picture. One got a small hole (our fault completely), and the "patch" that was included didn't work at all, however a small piece of duct tape did the trick. If someone is sitting on the float, the drink holder tilts in toward the person at an angle that makes it impossible to hold the drink, and the problem is made worse because it's so shallow.
 Great for the price July 22, 2010
solidgoldmini (NJ)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I needed a new pool float and didn't want to spend the $30+ that most floats will cost you. Unfortunately, local stores only had floats for around $5, and the quality matched the price. I was a little hesitant to buy this float, but for $10, it was worth the risk.
I'm happy with it - it's a good thickness of material so it seems like it can withstand average use, unlike the very thin $5 float I tried out first. The cup holder is a little iffy for a real drink - when I was in the float, the cup holder was sagging slightly inward which is to be expected with an inflatable item, but I don't typically use it. And the box describes the seat, as a mesh material which it is, and that it holds you above the water, which it did not. But really, you're in the pool, isn't the point to get a little wet? I weigh about 130 lbs and I was sitting in about an inch of water in the mesh seat. It also has the usual small inflating valves as well as a larger hole with a screw-off cap that they say is for quick deflating, but it also made inflating it easy with an electric air pump I had from an inflatable mattress. Much easier than blowing it up with the small valve.
If you need a pool float and don't want to spend a lot, you can't go wrong with this. It's much more durable than the cheaper alternatives you'll probably find at your local stores, and it's a very comfortable way to float around for an afternoon.
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