Poolmaster Inflatable Curved Swimming Pool Noodle Pool Float

They pack really well (little space and light) on vacations and don't need much to blow up. Don't need a pump. Really helps to have a curved noodle for lounging, playing or long swims in ocean, lake or pool. The curve allows you to put behind you and recline a bit. They are inexpensive enough to bring and leave there. $6 /ea when you buy 2. Use that space in your luggage for purchases on vacation. It also is a fun noodle-like floatie for kids. Way more useful and popular than we thought. Great little floatie.Note: We were not compensated in any way for this unbiased review. No one should be.

LOVE this noodle raft. Our public pool doesn’t allow many inflatables or noodles but they allowed this and it is AMAZING. Good quality and held me up well in the pool my entire third trimester.

Having a pool you go through alot of pool floats, rafts and noodles! I have to say that these floats have lasted the longest of any I have ever purchased. They are fun because not only can you float on them lying on your chest you can also sit on them like a horse and bob around the pool. The grandkids love using them in the pool. I love them because they are durable and reasonably priced.

So for one, it was $14.99 for 2 which is a great deal. 2nd, it blows up so fast and very easily!! And deflates easily so I can put them in and out of the beach bag easily. They are comfortable and keep my big kids floating very well. I can also float on it. The issue is that after using them at the pool twice, one popped. It came with the sticky hole cover things, but I couldn’t find the hole to cover. I think it popped along a seam. Luckily they are cheap enough to just buy more.

I'm a large person. I'm a little under 300 pounds, and I'm 6' 3 and 1/2" tall. I was looking for a large pool noodle for my aquatic therapy sessions. The pool noodles at the local stores are too thin and do not hold my weight. I looked online for a thick pool noodle, but I couldn't trust most pool equipment I came across. The online sites said how wide each of their pool noodles were, but there's nothing like holding it in your hands. Would they be strong enough to hold my weight? I had no clue. So, I could either buy a bunch of pool noodles online and hope they are thick enough, or I could go for this option.So, I decided to buy this. I am very pleased with my decision. It's thicker and supports more weight than anything I ever need. It's not quite like the normal noodles in the store, as It is an inflatable noodle. But, you can inflate this with your breath (no air pump required.)I read a warning from another review not to over-inflate this. My guess is that warning is accurate. When I open the air valve and squeeze the pool noodle, very little air escapes. So, my guess is that you can over-inflate this noodle if you're not careful.As for me, I underinflated this by a little bit (the plastic gives a bit.) And, it works perfectly for me.

They are fun and a good alternative to the traditional pool noodle, however one holds up nicely and the other won’t keep air well.

Good quality. Easy to schlep.

One of two tubes would not hold air, per your instruction contacted seller and did exactly what was requested however they did not send a replacement. I went ahead and ordered another set because they were a gift. Very dissatisfied with their customer service. This wasn’t an expensive item and frankly I expected a positive response.