SwimWays Spring Float SunSeat Floating Chair for Pool, Beach, and Lake

I bought for my husband for Father's Day he has a bad back so it's not the best comfort for him I use it and I like it.

In spite of the difficulty inflating it (by mouth) it's worth it. Perfect for my small pool and will even work on the pool shelf if I don't want to float around. It's very comfortable. Love the little beverage holder...it's perfect for a plastic cup or can and is deep enough so can doesn't wobble or fall out.

I've had one of these pool loungers for many years and it needed replacing as the seat ripped. I find with adult use, it lasts. Kiddos try to get in and stand up or put their knees in the seat and that's when it rips. I have taken a sturdy thread and hand-sewn it back together and got another 2 years of use out of it. The only part that ever tears up is the mesh seat. Once that happens, the kids use it as an innertube and it still gets use. About 4 years ago we said "adults only" and with that, we've used the same three for 4 years now and they are still wearing well. Very happy with them. For winter we store it inside but don't deflate them and they are ready to go the next summer. During the summer they are always out in the elements and not sheltered, so we don't "baby them" - and they have still lasted well.

Every summer a group of friends and I go camping in the Adirondacks. I bought this float after a bunch of research and I can't say I was disappointed. I bought the float because unlike some floats that have you above the water level or the simple tubes where only your bottom gets wet and there is no support for your head/neck, this allows you to float in the water and lean back against headrest. I read the reviews and have only refolded the float after it has dried completely- despite the annoyance of dragging the fully inflated float back to the campsite through the woods- and so far I haven't had any issues with the mesh tearing or anything. It was simpler to both inflate and fold back up after use than I expected. Also, so reviews claimed that some styles of float would try to fold up when a heavier weighted person used it, I'm over 200 lbs and this float worked perfect. It is not necessarily the easiest to get in and out of in the water while floating but as long as you can touch the bottom you can get the momentum to hop in. Other than some jerk 'friends' who though floats = time to tip your friends over into the water, I've got no regrets at all.

This was a spur of the moment purchase but we are so glad we did its been great to have in the pool this summer. Guests fight over it’

Perfect pool lounger to relax and stay cool in the water. I can take a nap in this thing it’s awesome. I highly recommend.

We've had this for three baking summer months in Louisiana, my kids and the neighborhood kids haven't killed it yet. It is the best float in the pool. It sat in the sun and through grass cutting, no air added as far as I know. It is expensive 4 of 5. We'll save this one for next year. I'd recommend.

This float works well and is comfortable. I just wish it extended to the legs. Next float I buy will be full length, although this one is fine if you don’t care about tanning your legs, which hang in the water.

I upgraded my spring float to this one because it came with a back. I’m still on the fence about this one. I like the concept but it wasn’t as comfortable as I thought it would be. And it doesn’t pack down as great as the regular spring float. Id say yes for pools but no to beached because it doesn’t pack as well as the regular spring float.

Great product - lots of fun.