Kelsyus Spring Float

After years of inflatable rafts and inner tubes, we wanted something portable and east-to-use. This lounger nicely fits the bill. First, it’s easy to inflate requiring only a half-dozen breaths to inflate the perimeter and another half-dozen for the pillow. For us, it does exactly what we wanted - the mesh allows water under you to keep you cool while the sides keep you floating and stable. The pillow is comfortable too but you might want adjust its inflation based upon your personal comfort. The perimeter is some sort of fabric that appears durable but offers comfort. After use, we let in air dry. A huge selling point are the two valves. You simply pull out the stopper and then the actual valve to its full extended length. This allows the air to escape easily and the raft is ready for collapsing and storage. Getting the raft to collapse properly takes a few attempts but is no biggie after your first success. You then just stuff it back in its carrying case and you’re good to go. As long as this floaty holds up, we’re very pleased. We’ll vacation at the beach later this year and this item is now on the priority packing list. 🏖

Just got back from Florida after a week long vacation with my wife and friends. We bought two of these to use separately.They are easily the best floats I think I've ever used. INFLATING: It takes literally 30 seconds - 1 minute to blow up. There are two separate valves in which to inflate: one for the head rest and the other for the outer perimeter of the float. We did have trouble keeping the air in once inflated, but the trick is to inflate fully, then use your mouth/teeth to push in the valve. USE: The floating was perfect for my wife (5'2" 115lbs) and I (5'8" 165 lbs). Mind you, the waves in Destin, FL can be rather big to be able to float on and we were able to float comfortably without being flipped over . The head rest, when inflated, is tall enough to rest your chin/arms on to get some sun on the back. DEFLATING/STORAGE: The reviews about water getting inside are partially correct. Water does somehow seep inside, but holding the float upside down for a few minutes gets most of the water out. Folding the float back up takes a little bit of practice and a flick of the wrist, but once you get it, you get it. The plastic wrapping it came in also zips back up for easy storage. Easy & comfortable. Highly recommend.

great float

I bought this because I wanted a pool float that still left me in the water, instead of on top. This water hammock is perfect. It's easy to get on to; you literally just step in to it then sit down. It doesn't flip over like inflatable floats. It's also very comfortable and leave your trunk in the water, so you still stay cool while laying in the sun (I live in Florida, so that's very necessary). The only downside is that you have to blow up the outer frame, which is easy. But if you want to fold it up and put it back in the carrying back, you have to deflate it, then blow it back up when you want to use it. It's easy enough to carry it blown up though. Overall, this is a great float and I plan on buying another one for my boyfriend.

I bought two and have used them over to summers in the salt water of long island sound and cape cod. Very easy to store on my boat. I get all sorts of complements from my family and friends like I invented the things or something! I'm 6'3" and weigh 225 and have no problem getting in or out or staying afloat.it also stores easy in the boat or car for road trips. It's very comfortable and you need to be careful as you can fall asleep if not careful and float away... had this happen with a friend and it was pretty histerical but if you have children be warned with this or any floating device of this sort. I usually tie it to my boat or if at the beach and, following that very funny incident, I now include in the carry-on a small nylon bag tied to some length of rope (10' maybe?). I fill the bag with sand, tie the bag to one of the hammocks, and clip the hammocks so that people using them are facing each other. A rip tide might still drag you out to sea but in a cove or a lake you no longer have to worry about sailing away in your hammock like a 60s tv show Gilligan! Enjoy! Really enjoyed them and they're easy to store on the boat. and only back here because im I have not had a problem with the mesh but understand that it can get ripped if not careful which would be my only word of warning.

We bought 2 of these and LOVE them. This is NOT a tube float. It is a floating sit-down-in-the-water chair, which is great on a hot day. It has a great cup holder that really holds onto cans, bottles and plastic glasses. It is very comfy, has a nice lean-back headrest, and even though you sit lower in the water than a tube like the Intex River Run, you can still move this by paddling and kicking if you are drifting in the current. The hook-together feature is great for conversation (read floating cocktail party) and even fun if you want to tow behind a kayak or SUP. It hooked to a River Run as well as another Floating Chair. It is feather light and very compact when stowed in its carry case. It has a spring-open frame that pops open and folds closed. It takes only a few breaths to blow up because the inner "tube" sits inside the frame and the cover and doesn't hold much air. Because of its wide mesh seat, it is rated for ages 15+, however my lanky 11 and 10 year old grandkids fit fine in it, paddled all around, and loved it. I highly recommend it, and will probably get more so we don't have to take turns.

Perfect purchase

半水没型の浮き輪で、大人でもベッドのように寝そべることができます。 リゾートホテルのプールで使っています。 実は2個目の購入で最初のは空気を入れるバルブ廻りの浮き輪本体と外側のカバーの部分が剥がれてしまいました。（それでも空気は入れづらいものの、使用可能ですが。） また、日本製のようにバルブは内部に弁がありません。 バルブ本体を引き出して空気を入れ、入れ終わったら出っ張っている本体を押し込むと弁が閉まる仕組みです。 空気を入れたら直ちに押し込まないと漏れてしまいます。そのぶん使用後の折りたたみは楽ですが。

I wouls not recommand for over 6' tall; I am 5'5" and it fits perfectly. The shape holds itself because of a metal frame (be careful when taking it out of the big, since it unfolds itself automaticaly).

100%of what I want ❤️

Muy buen producto, a pesar de su apariencia es muy resistente y ligero. Permite mantenerse en el agua con el cuerpo semihundido.