Aqua Luxury Water Pool Lounge – Extra Large – Inflatable Pool Floats for Adults with Headrest, Backrest, Footrest & Cupholder – Multiple Colors/Styles

This float is a favorite - it's well designed, large, comfortable, sturdy. Love the head pillow. Great quality. I use a small electric pump to inflate it, very easy. Definitely recommend!

I have been buying pool floats for 60yrs & this pool float is awesome. It is covered in a cloth-like material & netting that feels so nice. As with other floats that are plastic, you stick to them after being in the sun for a bit. This float is xtra wide & the adjustable headrest is the best ever.I highly recommend this pool float. I have been so enjoying my pool & summer days floating on my new float!

These are so dang comfortable! Love them! Only thing is the cup holder is far and flimsy so it’s not practical for holding a drink. Still 5 stars bc I could take a nap in one of these lol! The mesh is comfortable and it’s cool how most of your lower body is slightly submerged in water.

These are only 60" long. I replaced our floats from Aqua that we have had for about two years with these, Teal colored with a maritime motif floats. We used them on Memorial Day for the first time. The temperature was easily 95 but as advertised, the surface of the floats stayed cool to the touch. I knew that the floats would be shorter than the ones we were replacing from the description, but buyer beware, they are really short at 60". My wife is only 4'11", so she fit fine and loved the smaller size. I, on the other hand, am 5'6" and 270 pounds. I fit, but barely. And the advertised weight that they can hold is 250, and they mean it! The poor little float could barely hold me above water, and the sides were actually underwater by maybe an inch! But my head was completely out of the water and comfortable on the built-in and comfortable head rest, so it actually worked fine for me. Kept me cool.Overall, these are very good floats, and the game changer is that the vinyl surface does not get hot in the sun. Also, it seems like they have upgraded the vinyl they use from our older floats. The old ones had a "cool touch" mesh over the top side part of the vinyl. These have the same mesh, but on the bottom side of the floats that you do not come in contact with. Actually, I thought it was a manufacturing error, but the top side vinyl on our floats seemed to be made of a different material than the old ones and stayed cool. Don't know what they even have the mesh on the bottom side. Kind of odd.So, very usable and depending on how tall and heavy you are, great little floats. There are mesh bottoms where your butt sits and where your feet could be if you're short enough. I prefer the mesh bottoms as they keep you cooler because you're sitting in the water by a couple of inches. But the float is so short, at 5'6", my legs extended about 6" beyond the end of the float, and I wasn't able to put my feet in the foot well with the mesh bottom anyway.All in all, I would have much preferred the longer version like we had in years past, but these 60" will work okay for me and fine for my petite wife. So there you have it, hope this helps in making your buying decision.

Seems durable and was just what my wife wanted. It's already getting plenty of use in the pool. Been on the pool deck for a month and doesn't seem to be losing any air. Eventually they all do but I think I'll get a summer or 3 out of this one.

I was so excited about this float. Even after reading the very mixed reviews, I decided to give it a chance. Whoops. Within the first couple of weeks, the raft started losing air. Not enough that it would sink or completely deflate, but enough that I had to top it off before every single use. Then the shade broke. One on the pole came through the seam. The whole reason I bought this float was for the shade. Now it is useless. This was a very expensive raft to have to throw away this quickly. I'd rather just buy the crappy Walmart float that I know is going to fail to meet my expectations.

I have had a pool for nearly 20 years. I go through floats - I dont mind paying more for quality. I thought this was a bit much, but I liked the concept so tried it.Despite what others said, the canopy fit nicely and easily - if not securely. The straps interfere with getting on and off this, but they do a decent job of securing it.It is comfortable and the woven material does help keep it cooler in our South Texas heat. I'm 225 pounds and 6'1". I found this could be about 20% larger than it is. It says it supports 300 pounds - I dont believe that.The cupholder is worthless, don't even try. Because the float is narrow, the cupholder tilts inwards and you would lose your drink.Inflating it was a pain. There is a valve, but it doesn't work well. When I inflated it, air escapes immediately. The instructions say not to use a mechanical means of inflating, so they want you to inflate this with your mouth. Good luck. I ended up using an air compressor, although an inflator may have also worked. Tried "finishing" it with my mouth, but it was near impossible and the air would escape immediately.This is too expensive for what it is. Save your money and look for something else. I think the price point on this should be closer to $25 IF it was about 20% larger, I would pay $50.Would not recommend or buy again.

This is the greatest of all pool floats. Extremely comfortable. Made of material and not plastic. I intend to buy more. You won't regret this one.