XL Blue Color Inflatable Bath Tub Plastic Portable Foldable Bathtub Soaking Bathtub Home SPA Bath Equip with Electric Air Pump, 160x120x60cm (Color : Blue, Size : 160cm)

I live in a tiny apartment that only has a stand up shower. Ugh. I actually love it here, but after two years all I want is a freaking bathtub. Also, I don't like most standards tubs because they're too short and I can never submerge myself all at once. Either my chest is sticking out or my knees.This tub was the solution to all my problems. Its inflatable so I can store it away when I'm done and save a lot of space. At 5'7" I can sit at one end and stretch my legs out all the way, and my shoulders just barely reach the top of the tub. It's not hard like a normal tub, so when I lean back against it, it's soft and comfortable. It's really the answer to my problems.My only gripe is that it didn't drain very well. That could be my fault. I'm a heavy girl, and I was afraid to inflate the bottom of it and then damage it the moment I stepped in. With all that water in there it would have been a mess. Maybe the bottom needs to be inflated for it to drain properly? But I found a way around this. I bought a water pump here on Amazon for like $45, and when I'm done with the bath I just drop it in the water and it pumps it all out straight into my shower or sink drain. All that's left in the end is 1/8th inch of water, and that's easy enough to dump.

Let me set the stage first: I live in a tiny house on seven acres of countryside. 28' x 8'. With a shower. A small one. No room for a tub.What's a dedicated bath-taker going to do? When in doubt, head to Amazon! Fast forward a few weeks and the screen room is set up, the on-demand hot water heater is hooked up, the bathtub got blown up (so easy! so fast!) and I get my first - awesome - hot water, Epsom Salted bath in this VERY cool inflatable tub.I was concerned that it would not be big enough. IT IS!Plenty big enough for me (I'm not a small woman!) AND for my spouse (also not a small woman!). The capacity is 125 gallons of water, but honestly, halfway filling it up has worked for me since it's a very deep tub - the water, even though I'm set up outside - stays very hot.Here's a pic of me on the occasion of my first bath in this beauty. You can't see it very well due to the blanket (did I mention it was 32 degrees Fahrenheit that night?) but it worked great!Five unqualified stars!

This pool suits my needs as I manage an apartment complex Gor the handicapped and my suite has no tub.Folks. This is a very large tub. Easily holds 2 people and holds I estimate at least 100 gallons of water so be forewarned if you have a standard 40 gallon hot water tank as you would only partially fill this tub and have a shallow bath.Very sturdy..drain line works but correct placement over drain is a must.My girlfriend things I'm nuts with this tub but it isveorth every penny!

UPDATE: the second one that I had received ended up ripping apart from the inside out. Like it couldn’t hold the water. As the inside started separating from the walls, the walls started to rip and leak.I desperately needed a tub for health reasons and I seem to be coming up short wherever I turn.First one I got had a hole in it but after speaking with the company (not amazon) I have decided to change my review. I respect a company that will fix its mistakes. The pool is sturdy and comfortable and can fit 2 people easy! Definitely worth the price! Plus set up took less than 10 min.

I bought this for a staycation this summer and loved it. It was roomy, comfortable, and relaxing, especially with a drink, music, or book on the side.:) It was easy to blow up with the provided pump. Air was good for a few days, and then I added in a little more, but it was fast and simple to do. Because I put this on my deck, I put down a tarp to prevent anything sharp from making direct contact. I'd add water to the fill line early in the morning, and it was warm enough by early afternoon with mid-80s (F) temperatures. I did empty each evening. You could probably fit two adults and a child. It was a great way to cool off and enjoy being outside. I would buy it again! Tip: attach the drainage tube to the bottom before adding water.

I bought this item, filled it up with air and used it once……it was awesome. I filled it to the line on the inside of what is essentially a kiddy inflatable pool, and climbed in. It was wonderful, very comfortable, but the water only covered my legs, and only if outstretched. It was like sitting in a big puddle. I decided to add more water because I bought it for the depth it afforded and the fill line was below HALF of its actual depth and it began to bow out. My husband assured me that it was fine (because he is annoyingly positive that way) but I came home to find that the center ring had burst. The shape of the “tub” is not conducive to holding lots of water as the weight of the water pushes it outward. Yes, it was my fault for over-filling it. But i am not a large woman and this was like sitting in a kiddy pool. Don’t bother.

We wanted a convenient "pool" for our balcony for 2 adults to plunge in and cool off. This fits the bill size-wise and in terms of comfort (you can recline against the sides) but is not durable. it lasted ONE use for us, before the bottom support ring no longer held air. This was purely due to unpacking it from being stored over the winter. The patches that come with it are a joke -- they don't really work if the hole is on the seam (where else would it be if it's AHEM a build issue and not the user failing to avoid punctures?) and lasted about 5 minutes. So don't buy unless the price is worth it to you for one "deployment".