🛀 Indulge in Luxury with Tubble Royale, the Adult Size Inflatable Bathtub for Home Spa Experience – 60 Gallons of Comfort and Quality Review

Be VERY careful when overfilling the attic as if you try to get up your feet will slide to the side where it will not inflate which can be quite dangerous for older children or young children. I'm 5ft 6in, of average build, and couldn't straighten my legs while sitting up straight. It is what it is, and it's a great way to take a dip when all you need to do is take a shower.

Arrived today in a very nice packaging. Includes an electric inflation/deflation pump, tub, pump adapter, long drain hose (definitely useful) and zippered lid (which does a good job of keeping out the heat). I used it right after arrival. I am very happy with it. Inflates in no time. This is a large size. Drains super easily. Has its own small storage bag. The Dutch do wonderful things.

It appears to be a solid product. After the bath my skin started to itch. Not sure if it's plastic but I chose to bleach clean it before using it again and I didn't get the same itching. Gravity must be used to empty the bathtub, so it is best if the bathtub is on a platform that is higher than the drain area. Be sure to cap the drain hose before filling the tub. This product is worth the money to me as I miss the bathroom.

We moved into ADA's apartment and have a toddler so we bought this tub to replace the tub for the time being. I was hesitant to buy what looks like an inflatable pool because of the price and it really was. I couldn't fit in the shower stall because it was too long. So we had to stick it out with half the tub in the shower and the other half towards our toilet - no fun. After using it 2-3 times we just left it for storage. We got a small plastic bathtub from Target and my son ended up using it…

I am happy with my inflatable tub. I really liked being able to drown out my pain. Having EDS and other rheumatology issues I need to soak, but I've only been in the shower. It's not a perfect run but it's inflatable so I wasn't expecting perfection. Make sure you measure the room correctly. It expands when full so I'm glad it fits my space so well. The drain fits into my drain hole below. I kind of feel it when I'm in the bath, but it's not bad. I am very glad I made this purchase! I've been…

We live in an apartment with a walk-in shower and no bath. This replaces the collapsible tub we bought about two years ago. It cost a hundred dollars more and I couldn't stretch my legs in it. But my husband loves the bath so we skipped it. This tub is MUCH BETTER. It's huge. It is comfortable. I can finally stretch my legs in the bathtub. I can tilt my head easily. It was easy to inflate with the included pump. It doesn't quite fit in the shower, which isn't surprising as I measured before…

Update: This lasted much longer with no air leaks, as expected: 13 months instead of 6 months for Japanese models. The first leak was difficult to find: right at the beginning, where the zipper attaches to the case. It's a tricky spot to fix, but I can handle it. The warranty is over for a month, and the seller refuses to change. I still love the tub but I can no longer say it's a great price. It costs more than twice as much as the Japanese models, but didn't last twice as long without needing

Pros: I was pleasantly surprised by the strength of this plastic tray as well as the ease of assembly. Worth every penny more than its competitors. I'm 6ft, 0.82kg and found it quite spacious for a comfortable stay. Cons: The floor is as slippery as slippery for those of you old enough to remember. I had to add a bath mat and grab bars to the shower just for safety. The floor should be rough from the factory. In addition, not very important, but the so-called coaster is too small, but for the…