Ipoolgo Inflatable Swimming Pool, Blue/white, 6977232130000

My Rottweiler jump in and out of that pool and it doesn’t puncture it or bother at all it is made with good quality easy to keep playing easy to work

Small, but very durable. The grandkids loved when they found out they can run and slide across the rim into the pool headfirst. Perfect for a dip pool, or small ones who love water. Easy set up

Opened it up, did all of the work to manually fill it up with air and it had a hole on a seam. Returned it, with the cost of the pool, wouldn’t have expected a hole.

Th pool itself is awesome; set it in my deck and used it as a cold plunge pool for the summer. I had to buy a filter and next year I will buy a heaterm. The price of all of the items you need combined is more money than getting a larger pool that comes with everything. However it fit my needs for a small space.

Sturdy and holding up to cat claws! I used to buy the inflatable adult kiddie pools from Target and I would go through like 4 of them a summer because my darn cats would hop on them. I wanted a thick inflatable adult kiddie pool I could just chill in on a hot summer day. This brand was the first one I saw with heavy duty inflatable material so I decided to try it. So far, I’m very impressed. The only thing that is a little misleading is the interior of the pool is not smooth and round like the photo. It kind of folds over and does a weird thing around curves, but it holds water and holds up to cat claws. That’s literally why I purchased this pool. I’d love if they made one with a more pool-tiled looking interior.

Very sturdy pool just what the doctor ordered in this Texas heat

I wanted to like this pool — and honestly, it’s not bad by itself. The material is decent, it holds water fine, and setup wasn’t too hard. But here’s the problem: the pool alone isn’t enough. Once you start adding everything you actually need — a pump (mandatory if you don’t want a swamp), chlorine, filters, a cover, and some kind of cleaning kit — you’re easily in the $600 range. That’s just not worth it for what’s essentially a glorified kiddie pool. You can build a similar setup with a basic $150 pool and some smart DIY upgrades. This one feels like a trap because the base price looks reasonable, but it adds up fast. If this came as a full kit with pump and accessories, I might give it four stars. As it stands, two stars for decent quality, but poor value

Looks very durable .. time will tell . In no way is it as round as depicted in photos.. kind of a slightly disappointing shape. For $300 bucks I was hoping for more. Finally, the drain plug is a bit high making it impossible to flip and drain any remaining water. I had to siphon it out.

It takes a bit to blow up! Quality is decent! But be careful of the exchange rate and border fees of $175.00 to Canada! Won't ever order from here again! I knew about exchange rates but not the shipping fees thought Amazon prime covers that!!