Extra Large 72" Inflatable Bathtub for Adults, Portable Folding Tub with Wireless Electric Air Pump, Ice Bath Tub for Athletes, SPA Freestanding Soaking Barrel for Indoor or Outdoor, Mint

Purchased as gift by my husband, of course he sets it up and takes it down, but the tub is perfect, grateful for a soak after a long day, drain doesn't work real well as vinyl side collapse into the opening, but a short piece of 1" PVC pipe took care of that. Our home doesn't have a tub so this sets up great in our master bedroom, I can even binge watch my favorite movies! Would highly recommend!

I'm a nomad who lives out of a travel trailer. Having a tub I can use is game changing! However, the zipper cover HAS to be zipped in order for it to hold it's shape. A challenge made harder by the fact that within 2 uses the stitching started coming undone. It has a small leak, enough to be annoying for long soaks. I cannot for the life of me find WHERE it leaks. The pump it comes with isn't the fastest or the strongest on the market, but is actually quite effective all things considered! Pro tip, fill the back pillow with water most of the way, THEN top with air. Otherwise if you shift, it'll pop out from the water pressure. Once you get that, it's actually quite cozy and keeps warm really well! I'm 6'3" and I actually fit all the way inside and am mostly covered in water. Very happy about that.In total, it won't last for regular long term use, but for the price, it's a wonderful little luxury on the road!

Followed directions to a T ..and when filled ..it seemed the rings were deflating of air quickly ..There was water every where .bathroom ,kitchen and front door over two rings deflating down. .in the rings under the flip of lining two small holes.and of course patches came with it.but wasn't expecting to use them the same day i got the tub .these tiny holes were under the zipper line so. We had water to front door :(. I gave only one star .since it's not my fault or whom packaged the item ..the holes were under the zipper .so ..I'm just typing on how this makes me feel .since this tub was priced more than $50 and to be disappointed,that this tub didn't hold ..

At first I loved this...so excited by the size and the ease of inflation...but, after two uses, the usb inflator died, and no longer inflates (but makes a bright, unneeded flash light!). Also, the tub cover split, from the zipper in two places on the second use, but I used heavy duty thread to sew it back togehter and so far, it is holding. Also, the inflatable seat pops out of its supports in the bottom of the tub. I tried to inflate it first, that did not work, then I tried to hook it to the spot, then inflate it but that did not work either, so I abandoned it all together...basically this is big, and if you like that, great, but plan on getting some other cushy thing for you to sit on, as well as a new inflation device.UPDATE: the bottom section now deflates, and I see no way to contact the seller. This is a bummer.

Recently moved to a house with a crappy tub, maybe suitable for washing a toddler or medium sized dog and was really missing being able to take a bath and soak. This thing is incredibly comfortable and can fit a pretty tall person comfortably (the hubs loves it and he is 6’2”). This little portable tub will be my new go-to while we wait to remodel the bathrooms.

Seams split and started leaking within two weeks.Update- the company reached out to me and addressed my issue. I can't promise an improvement in the quality of the product, but would buy from them again knowing they will take care of it.

The media could not be loaded. I am so thrilled we are renting a home in Florida and many houses do not have a bathtub. Moving from California this was quite a shock although the showers are beautiful. I miss being able to relax in a tub. This is such a great option we can also use it for ice baths, because my family is a bunch of athletes

cons: The seat is filled with air and air floats in water. The plastic clips for attaching it to the bottom slip right out because they are open on one side, which happens to be the direction that most of the force of the air goes and they pop right out. I've tried clipping them in first and I even tried deflating the seat and clipping them in after filling the tub and then airing up the seat. That also didn't work. Have you ever held a beach ball under water and let go... oh boy. The zipper is a bit tricky. The tub expands and rounds out, so it's a challenge to zip it. It took 2 of us to zip it up.Now, that said, I love sitting in it. The bottom is kind of squishy feeling, which is nice. The drainage valve is pretty solid itself. The little hose it came with is not exactly practical unless you are right near where you want it to drain and well, I guess I could just let it run free at that point. Good news, with the included ring washer, it doesn't leak. As you'll see in my picture, I resorted to using the seat as a pillow.The tub is pretty sturdy though. It's been outside filled for 3 days in over 110 degrees F and it's holding up.LAST, I absolutely LOVE the little air pump that it came with.