Inflatable Bathtub for Adults, Foldable Plastic Bath Tubs for Shower Spa, Durable Freestanding Soaking Tub, Indoor Outdoor Hot Tub Ice Bath Fast to Drain Easy to Blow Up with Foot Pump

The product worked perfectly for me, thick plastic, solid drain. I purchased a small $15 air compressor, the included pump is a joke.Filled with air in minutes and placed it in a large shower stall. I would not put this on the floor and try to empty it.I do not need air in the "head rest" it was uncomfortable so I simply deflated it. I rest my arms on the edge of the bath as well as my head to sink more in to the water. Used bubble bath and salts had no issue rinsing and allow the bath to dry. I have used it several time and it meets the need for a good price.

Okay, so here’s the deal: I’m a sucker for a bath. My partner works for a company where he gets free samples and bath bombs on occasion. I’m a big fan of a bath, more so than anyone else I know really. If you are going to use this bath regularly (4-5 times a week), be prepared to need a new one in 6-8 weeks. I’ve bought so many in a row because they’re convenient for my situation, but only because I have a drain in my basement floor that can handle the uncontrollable flood that comes when you pull both plugs. So DO NOT use indoors unless there is a drain in the floor. If you really want to take good care of it, deflate it between uses. The tub can’t withstand being full all of the time for very long and one of the 3-4 sections will spring a leak and go flat in between uses if left inflated. Good things are I’m 6’1 and 200 pounds. I fit very comfortably. Allows to fill to a decent depth so you are covered in water instead of your knees sticking up or your torso barely near water like in smaller tubs.

Just arrived today. Couldn't find my air pump so I used the one provided. Took 45min to inflate. Waiting for my chance in the bathroom to try it out. I am 5'6 290lbs and I fit in it just fine for anyone wondering whether they are too big or not. Make sure to put the drain hole cover in b4 you inflate! It was a struggle to get into a position to close it once inflated. Holding air well. Delivered the same day ordered. Stinks like a new inflatable. I'm pleasantly suprised.

Hard to inflate

Love this portable tub.. very comfortable

Just as described :)

I inflated this with my own electric air pump and it took maybe 5 minutes. Fit nicely in my oversized shower. My biggest issue, the back of the tub that your rest your back on, is a 90° angle. This is the very reason we bought this, because our only bathtub is a 90° angle where you rest your back. Imagine how uncomfortable that is. You want a slant/angle where you rest your back. This tub does not have that. Huge design flaw in my opinion. So I couldn’t get too comfy. The drain plug was warped so I was pretty sure it was going to leak however it seemed to not leak, that I noticed. The cup holder was also warped so I couldn’t use it. I closed my shower door and the water stayed warm a very long time. It’s mostly comfy minus the lack of slant at the back.