XL Blue Color Inflatable Bath Tub Plastic Portable Foldable Bathtub Soaking Bathtub Home SPA Bath Equip with Electric Air Pump, 160x120x60cm (Color : Blue, Size : 160cm)

Let me set the stage first: I live in a tiny house on seven acres of countryside. 28' x 8'. With a shower. A small one. No room for a tub. What's a dedicated bath-taker going to do? When in doubt, head to Amazon! Fast forward a few weeks and the screen room is set up, the on-demand hot water heater is hooked up, the bathtub got blown up (so easy! so fast!) and I get my first - awesome - hot water, Epsom Salted bath in this VERY cool inflatable tub. I was concerned that it would not be big enough. IT IS! Plenty big enough for me (I'm not a small woman!) AND for my spouse (also not a small woman!). The capacity is 125 gallons of water, but honestly, halfway filling it up has worked for me since it's a very deep tub - the water, even though I'm set up outside - stays very hot. Here's a pic of me on the occasion of my first bath in this beauty. You can't see it very well due to the blanket (did I mention it was 32 degrees Fahrenheit that night?) but it worked great! Five unqualified stars!

Love this thing. We have a small patio and wanted a small pool that was big enough for two people. This one is pretty comfortable due to the inflatable bottom liner and headrests. Pretty fast to inflate and fill. Sturdy with each level having its own chamber to fill. Highly recommend this pool. Great for adults just looking to relax.

This worked wonderfully for an at-home baptism. It felt comfortable and was very, very roomy. It inflates very quickly and held air pretty well. One warning - if you have sensitivity to smells or asthma, be warned that once this has warm water in it, it may give off a strong odor. Like a vinyl or PVC type smell. If it is outside, it may not be an issue, but if in an enclosed area, it could bother you. I saw no leaking.

The bathtub was great at first, held water, kept the water warm. I’m writing the review tonight, because we tan a bath and walked out came back there was water all in the floor. The drain hole tore at the seams. We never even used the drain hole, we bought a pump to suck the water out instead. I’m so disappointed, I loved coming home from work and soaking in a nice warm tub.

I bought this for a staycation this summer and loved it. It was roomy, comfortable, and relaxing, especially with a drink, music, or book on the side.:) It was easy to blow up with the provided pump. Air was good for a few days, and then I added in a little more, but it was fast and simple to do. Because I put this on my deck, I put down a tarp to prevent anything sharp from making direct contact. I'd add water to the fill line early in the morning, and it was warm enough by early afternoon with mid-80s (F) temperatures. I did empty each evening. You could probably fit two adults and a child. It was a great way to cool off and enjoy being outside. I would buy it again! Tip: attach the drainage tube to the bottom before adding water.

The middle ring had to be reinflated every hour or so. When it was inflated it was great. Deep & otherwise spacious without taking up an immense amount of space. It came with an air pump that worked very well with the attachments. The drain plug being on the same end as the plug for pumping up the bottom was annoying. Not overly expensive for an almost win.

Don't get me wrong it's gr eat if you use it as a tub and empty it after each use, but I wanted something for myself that I could just fill and plug a water filter in and leave it but I don't think it's meant to hold water for long periods of time . It was fine for the first month now it has a few leaks 1) air leak and 1) water leak. it was great during the last heat wave but now I have to keep adding water and aid twice a day . I did lay down a good layer of heavy traps down on the ground to protect the bottom but it still to weak to hold water that long. I'll spend a little more money next year for something a little stronger . otherwise it was great while it lasted .

I wanted something more than a kiddie pool but less than one of those bigger portable pools that require filtration systems. This little pool is perfect for one person to sprawl out and relax in. I put a tight fitting tarp over the top to keep debris out ($5), and I float one small chlorine tablet in a mesh bag with a little floating ball to keep the water clean. I have had the same water in for 3.5 weeks, and it's crystal clear. One thing to keep in mind: this needs a VERY FLAT, LEVEL surface. I didn't even realize there was a slight incline in the groundirt where I placed it, and it caused the pool to bow out from the slightest tilt.