Intex58426EP Crystal Blue Inflatable Kiddie Pool, 58in x 13in, for Ages 2+

For $11, pretty hard to go wrong with this one. A bicycle pump fills up the three chambers in short time.My wife received the package thinking that I ordered it for my 2 year old daughter. Nope. This was for me.I am a triathlete and the coach prescribed 6x mile repeats sub 6:15 pace after pushing 10 minute intervals @ 300W on the bike trainer for 2.5 hours that upcoming weekend, when it happened to be 100°F with more humidity than I could shake a stick at. Filled this bad boy with cold water to keep my core temp in check.Of all the $$$ I have spent on my vicious habit, this thing is a game changer for hot summer days. I have individual titanium screws on my bike that cost more than $11. This is a bargain from what I am used to.I did allow my daughter to play in it when I was done, I'm not a monster or anything. Of course, be sure to follow the guidelines that are printed directly on the device, and supervise your children while they are in the water. Kids (and dads with severely cramping legs while trying to get out) can drown easily in shallow water!

So far awesome! Perfect size for our balcony for my husband & me to just sit & cool off. We were able to blow it up by mouth & we're 70!

Love the size of this pool! My 8, 4, and 2 year olds fit with plenty of room to spare, and a lot of room to play! We had a difficult time getting air in it. Each ring has its own valve. At first I tried using an intex portable electric pump, but it had to be in JUST right in order for any air to enter. Not sure if it was the pump or the valve that was causing the issue, but just a heads up that you might run into that too if that’s what you try using. We even had a difficult time trying to blow it by mouth. Luckily, we used my husband’s air compressor and it worked like a charm. It has been inflated for 2-3 weeks and still does not need any air! There isn’t a drain, so you have to lift to dump if you’re strong enough or use a bucket to get most of it out. Not a big deal to us, but something to note. You could probably deflate it to let the water run out as it flattens, but we don’t want to inflate it every time. It has held up nicely. We use it on the grass. There haven’t been any tears. It did come with a repair patch. I highly recommend it if you can get it inflated easily.

My Grandkids loved it

We had some little ones visiting for a few days and this was perfect. They had enough room for themselves and some toys so fun was had by all. Held the air well for three days. There is no drain but we let some air out of each ring and pressed on the side of the pool to let the water out gradually over the day instead of saturating the yard all at once. We let it dry and packed back in box until the next visit

Took out of package, blew up. Immediately the top ring lost air. There was a hole. Still used it for what I needed the bottom rings were good enough, but it was a little aggravating.

Used for the first time and the middle ring part clearly has a hole in it so it keeps deflating... not good quality.

The liner is pretty thick it's a nice pool that works great for little kids.Easy to blow up and Is made of good quality materials