FindUWill Fabric Pool Hammock Floats, XL, 2Pack Inflatable Water Hammocks Floaties 4-in-1 (Saddle, Lounge Chair, Hammock, Drifter), Pool Float Lounger for Adults

These fabric pool floats are fantastic! One of the best features is that the blow-up inserts can be removed, making it super convenient to store and clean. Unlike typical plastic floats, these are made of fabric, which feels much more comfortable and sturdy. The handles make them easy to carry around, and they've proven to be very durable. Perfect for a relaxing day in the pool!

These are the best pool floats. I’ve had to send the link to at least 5 people after they’ve tried them. They have a plastic tube that you inflate that goes inside of the fabric cover so they are far more comfortable than the ones that are all plastic. They are comfortable to sit in multiple ways, hammock style, like a chair, or straddling the mesh. They get a ton of use, but have held up perfectly. They’re really easy to blow up with the included pump. I’ve found it’s much easier to put the blow up tube in the pillow cover before inflating, and adjust it as I’m putting the air in. This allows you to inflate it to maximum capacity if you want a fairly solid pillow. The softness of the pillow is very versatile by putting more or less air in. Even with less air they still perform really well, even with my 6’ 3” husband using them!

Looks exactly as pictured, good quality, and great for a bigger sized person! The pump it came with wasn’t the best but the floats are easy to blow up anyway.

For our vacation rentals, we'd had a number of the popular $12-for-2 floating hammocks, but as expected they only last a handful of uses (all were used at the beach). While these fabric ones cost twice as much, they're well worth it for how much longer they last. The mesh isn't as soft as the cheaper version, but it's still comfortable and a lot less likely to tear/snag. The ends are also vinyl/PVC but the canvas cover is a great protector. The canvas is also comfortable to lay on or tuck under your arms. Inflating took a minute to figure out, but you just need to fit the deflated vinyl inside the canvas first and then blow it up. My only con with these is that the canvas takes a long time to dry, so be sure to store where there's good airflow. We keep ours outside and they haven't molded, so fresh air does the trick.

Had one of these years ago and loved it. Used these for the first time today and they are wonderful. I like to be in the water with the grandkids but get tired standing with them, these are my solution. They are very durable and strong. I am very heavy and work like a charm. My 5 and 7 year old granddaughters were able to enjoy them also. Well worth the money. I don't think you will be disappointed.

Love love love these floats. My husband and I used these recently on a vacation and enjoyed them so much. They are very well made, easy to carry and take up little space. It is the most comfortable float we’ve ever used. When lying on them it feels like zero gravity. They are also much easier to get on than other floats. The only downsize I see is that they don’t work as well if you’re one who likes to lay on your stomach. That didn’t bother us since we are both older and lying on our stomach is just not comfortable for us anymore. These are also longer than some others I looked at on Amazon. You won’t regret this purchase.

Super comfortable. Held up 230lbs, easy to put together

These things are simple, cheap, and awesome. Packed with for Caribbean vacation and used all day every day in the water. Favorite part is that you sit in the water unlike a tube where you're above. The sit and lay options were clutch.Used a tiny sand auger (tent stake) and line to hold them still in shallow water and worked awesome.