Review on Inflatable Serving 🏬 Containers and Supplies by Jasonwell by Cesar Danger

We used them for an outdoor after work party. They kept a queue up as everyone could LOOK at the options without having to open and close the coolers. We used 2-20 lb ice packs for each pool to keep our pre-chilled drinks frosty, but the temps were over 80 degrees for 4 1/2 hours so I don't think it was extreme. I blew up two pools. I myself and could easily make another one. The good thing is that you don't need a mechanical device to inflate it. Only the outer ring inflates, allowing the base to stay flat and hold drinks/cups without getting drunk. In one of the pools the inner bung caused sealing problems but once we straightened it the seals held without spilling a drop. I would recommend not putting this on a wood or steel table without a water barrier just in case. They hold an amazing amount of drinks. I didn't count but I think each pool had 75ft cans and bottles and lots of ice. We left a cooler under the table to fill up so the fuss was minimal. I think the value of this was fantastic and they helped organize a great buffet for the group. We only had drinks in it but they would have been great for a picnic salad bar too. Clean up was easy because we could pour/drain water on the floor right at the table. It would be difficult if you plan to use them indoors and move them around at the end of the party as they lack rigidity. When I bought them I thought it might be a one-off gimmick, but they're perfect for a casual outdoor event and we'll save them for the next happy hour or picnic.