Easy Inflatable Pool Floats Chair for Adults No Pump Required, Swimming Pool U Float, U Seat Floating Chair, Beach Swim Pool Lounger Water Chair for Men&Women

I do nd this to be an excellent buy. Works as described. Not intuitive to inflate but I had experience from a previous item that inflated similarly. Takes practice but works well. For the folks saying it won't stay inflated, make sure you gold the end a few times before snapping. To inflate, I spin around and then just close the end. At first it doesn't seem inflated but as you roll the end up it pushes the air and gets hard. Bought for my camper van as space and extra pumps are things to consider, this saves space and needs no pump.

You cannot inflate this chair by blowing it up even though it is to be used in the pool. The instructions are clearly printed on the chair itself: Open the top of the chair and run 7 feet into the wind and then close the top. The top is not Velcro so I fail to see how it would hold the air inside once you sit in the chair in the water. Never mind how ridiculous you would look running into the wind with this chair - assuming it is a windy day.

Love this product! Have used it on a large lake and floated for an hour with no change in inflation. I didn't need to blow into the product to fill it nor did I need a pump. A simple drive on the boat, open the inflatable and let the breeze fill it! AWESOME product!

Awesome to inflate as long as it isn’t wet. Had one as a backup float and it got wet. Trying to inflate while wet was almost impossible because of the weight of the water keeping it from catching the air easily.

I was excited to get this product because it doesn't require manual blowing up or using a pump, but upon arrival I could not figure out how to use it. The only instructions, were printed on the actual product that printed to inflate it, you needed to run 7 feet against the wind. First, I thought that was odd, but thankful I can run, I tried it, it didn't work. I then looked at the video on Amazon, and the demo showed a person executing squats while opening and closing the top. Again, I tried this, it did not work. By this time, I had worked up a total sweat just trying to get this thing inflated. I had a friend try these techniques, still nothing. I then contacted the seller. Long story short, seller was willing to reimburse a percentage and said to donate or give the floaty away rather than ship it back. Frustrated, and not wanting to spend anymore time on this, I agreed. Seller did reimburse as said, and quickly, so no problems there. Two weeks later I gave it another try to inflate by quickly opening and closing the top, and quickly securing the top closed. I have to say, finally I got it to work! It was very frustrating to start, but, now that I get the technique, its been a nice addition to my pool. It dries quickly, folds up compact, and has a nice carry bag it comes in. I would say, it's probably not too senior friendly for most.

This was not easy to get into. You have to be above it on a step or jump from above to get into it. I like the cool way to fill it with air. But as a paraplegic, I was unable to get into it. I ended up purchasing a different float with the hammock and it worked well.

You cannot seal it up in order to make it float there’s no valve on it to put the air in it’s ridiculous I tried to seal it 10 times. They tell you to run around and catch the air. Give me a break do not buy

I would not recommend this to be used by larger people. It would probably be fantastic for normal weight people. Fully inflated it was not comfortable and less inflated caused tipping but I am heavy.