Bestway CoolerZ Tropical Breeze Party Island, Large 6 Person Adult Inflatable Lounger Lake Float

Used in open water at a lake with little ones jumping all over the place. Ran up on shore and used as a bounce house on water. Very sturdy and lots of room. This product was designed with fun in mind. I would recommend to adults, kids, or a blend of both. The cup holders are perfectly placed to not get in the way when climbing on or getting off of the float 🛟. Shade is secured well in breezy conditions.

This floatie is amazing! When it arrived, the product had a rip in the vinyl. I contacted the company and the process was so easy. Once confirmed, the company sent a replacement ASAP! I was mind blown! The quality and thickness of the vinyl is impressive. I have spent summer at the lake for 50 years and this is best floatie we have ever purchased. We had 8 large adults on at one time and we were all comfortable and felt supported and secure. The cup holders a totally fit a beverage with a can cookie and is deep enough not to fall out. The sun shade actually works and stays in place. It is large enough and sturdy enough that when people were on it, it didn't collapse. The large handles were great for securing in the water. LOVE this product. Shipping was super fast. I can't say enough about this product! I highly recommend!

We named it the Floatchilla, and decided that there would be semi-regular Floatchilla parties. It’s 9x13’ (3x4m); if you live in an apartment, it’s as big as your living room. It’s strong, too; even that net part in the bottom of the couch area that doesn’t look strong; it held two adults sitting down directly on the net, and it held when someone decided to swim underneath for a surprise shark attack, causing those on the net to flail in surprise. The Floatchilla held up to the abuse of an adult flopping around on it like a cross between a fish out of water and a sea lion, and it didn’t care when adults tried to climb over the couch side to board it, where it was clearly not meant to be boarded. The mighty Floatchilla just chilled and took all the abuse hurled at it. Even on a very windy day, with parasailers and hang gliders taking advantage overhead, that reportedly flimsy sunshade held up perfectly, and even functioned as a sail at times. You might be wondering if you need a Floatchilla in your life. Designed for six adults, we have seven crazy people on board, and it could probably manage ten. It’s easier to board than it looks, and has handholds on either side to assist, plus a ramp on one side. (But the truly determined will find that it is possible to bellyflop on board directly from the water.) It has six cup holders built into the sofa section, and a small built-in cooler. What’s the downside, you ask? The cooler’s not large enough to fill seven adults with food and drink for five hours, so you may find that you have to supplement. Also, you may never get all the air out afterwards, which makes putting it back in the original box challenging. The box itself is larger and heavier than you’re expecting. Tips? Get those really cheap Intex air pumps that everybody buys with it. I read reports that they were crap and ran trough batteries before filling half a mattress, but I had three and filled the Floatchilla within 15 minutes without anything overheating or breaking, and even after deflating, they still run on their first set of batteries. (Get those Amazon batteries, too; they’re cheap and good quality.) While you’re at it, get that small collapsible anchor that everyone gets, too. It held the Floatchilla and all its inhabitants even on a day with pretty decent waves. Don’t float out to sea and die a tourist’s death on the Floatchilla — chill responsibly with an anchor. We’ll probably invest in a big rolling plastic container from Home Depot for storage and transport in the future, just to make things easier. I bought this for my husband’s birthday, but my friends loved this so much that we’re planning to have many more Floatchilla parties, and you should, too.

Received this today. We wanted to air up and make sure it didn't have any holes prior to water use. Im glad we did because discovered a significant hole on the bottom of float. Ive reached out to seller so im hoping they will send replacement. This thing is big and would be hard to get back into original box. Other than that, its a very cool float and I think we will have alot of fun with it 4th of July weekend. I love that it comes with a cooler bag and a sand bag so that you can anchor yourself. Ill update after hearing back from customer service and hopefully after we get to actually use it on the lake.

this floating device is great! the shade, the mesh water area, the head rests, the cooler! very large too. cup holders, checks all the boxes. i also would like to note that customer service was exceptional. i had a few questions and they responded quickly, politely and were helpful!

I hate to leave a negative review, because I love this float. Every year, my best friends visit and we float 6 miles of the American River. There is no better float that I have seen on the market. Unfortunately, I have discovered that the company that makes the product is absolutely the worst. There are a number of small, easy to break and/or lose parts that are essential to the performance of this vessel. And the company has chosen to make those parts impossible to replace. For example: they use a proprietary threading for the screw that secure the canopy. No big deal, right? You just need to get replacement parts from the company. But they do not sell replacement parts. I went back-and-forth with the company over email and then eventually called them and was after great effort, was able to speak with a person who confirmed that they refuse to send me a simple plastic screw. They even confirmed that this policy is likely designed to force customers to buy a new one when they lose a simple part. Anyway, I have been able to patch every hole (we have had 8 so far), replace a broken canopy rod and now replace the screw with three small wood screws and washers, so it's still going strong, but be prepared to use some ingenuity to do the same.

I bought this float to take to my friend's lake house in Maine and we had so much fun with it! It was a bit of a project to inflate, but our battery-operated air mattress pump managed just fine - we got it up and running and in the water within about 20 minutes. We had soo much fun with it! We comfortably fit 6 adults and I feel like we could have even added a few more. Everyone found it to be really comfortable (even enough to nap on), and the cup holders and cooler section were perfect for our summer Coronas. We also loved the mesh soaking area to cool off. As someone who is very cautious about sun exposure, I was a big fan of the canopy. It's a really nice, sturdy canopy but it didn't fare too well in the wind so we had to take it down several times. It has neat little turn-locking pieces to hold the canopy in place, but it still didn't stay secure for us in the wind. We blew it up and housed it on a large tarp when not in use. No holes or puncture issues. It was super heavy and you'll definitly need a large container to house it in (it'll never fit back in the box). I consider it a very worthy purchase though, it was a ton of fun!

This was hands down a GREAT purchase. I read ALL the reviews before purchasing and decided to purchase. There were some negative reviews saying the cooler was too small for how many people the float actually held, and I feel that they should be grateful there was one at all. Also, they complained about you have to have upper body strength to pull yourself onto the raft. None of us had a problem with getting on and off so seemed to be a personal problem or opinion. So, I had purchased a ladder just in case, but we did not need to use it whatsoever. I also purchased the cooler that we tied to the raft. We fit 5 people on it and 2 dogs. It held great. We did not set up the sunshade because a pole was missing but the seller had quick responses and was able to assist! Blowing up wasn't hard at all just make sure you have a pump long enough to reach the holes on all sides of the raft. Or a cordless battery operated one. The ONLY downside is the raft does not come with a bag/holder to transport, the box when it came it was VERY heavy. So, I bought a wagon that transported the raft and much more for the trip which made everything VERY easy. If you're thinking about getting this raft, do it!! We attached 2 paddle boards and a cooler and a singular raft to it. We all made it out far and with a little paddling we made it back in. This is hands down the best purchase I've made for any camping/trips. I will tell you these pictures does no justice because you cannot see exactly how big the raft is, but you can tell it was a blast! :)

This is the talk of the town when it's out there. Get it... especially if you're prone to burning in the sun (as I am). This is an all day affair on the water and everyone loves it.

The beach lounge looks fine however when ordering there was no way of choosing which colour - despite there being 3 colour choices shown. We really didn't want purple, but of course, that's the colour that arrived.

One of the canopy poles did not last the weekend with a small wind. It snapped and split at a joint. Contacted Regal and they said that they are just the shipper and to contact Coolez an American company. This is going to be a very convoluted warranty issuem If you really want this item order one from Costco as they stand behind their products. I will update if I get a response from Coolez.

L'île flottante est très bien mais a un défaut majeur, le vinyle est trop mince ce qui fait qu'elle doit souvent être réparée car un rien la perce.

Lasted a month with just sitting on it and then a toe nail wrecked it on a seam.