Review on 🌊 Inflatable Water Float Intex 58837EP River Run II Sport Lounge - Perfect for Water Relaxation, 95 1/2" x 62 by Matthew Allen

Tip: Inflate (you can use an air mattress blower) a day before use and leave in the sun or something similar for a while. You will find that it "stretches" and the material loosens up a little and then it puffs up a little more. We inflated ours about 30 minutes before we were in the river and when we got there we only had them half inflated because the material had stretched and warmed up in the sun. It's not that hard to inflate by mouth, but because it's big, it will take time. After a few minutes we had to stop and blow our mouths. It has a disposable cap on the main valve which was a nice touch. I would also consider using a large dry storage compartment instead of just throwing in ice and drinks and putting a small fridge in a small bag. Small open pocket in center, maybe 12 x 5 inches, give or take a few inches. The covered compartment measures approximately 1 x 1 foot (we started out with 10lb ice, 12 ice packs (tall cans/various packs), 8 small dasani waters and a 20oz bottle of water with some space left over) and below is a drain plug. If the raft is not inflated enough, water can get into the open pocket when you get on or off the raft and it won't drain, so you have to bail it out :). The material is not very durable. feeling, but he dragged himself several times over the rocks in the river. For $30 it's pretty solid. The included plugs and side cables are also a nice addition.