Solstice Inflatable Floating Dock Rafting Platform for Beach, Lake, and Pool: Recreation, Lounge Chairs, Boat Maintenance – Complete with Pump and Bag, Heavy-Duty Military-Grade Material Review

Edit: Had to downgrade from 5 to 3 stars. All handles and straps were damaged and torn. I am very surprised as we use a fresh water dock and never leave it when not in use. We swim with it in the lake and bring it into the house after each use. Nevertheless, all handles are rotten. You can imagine how difficult it is to carry this large item without handles. If you rely on D-rings to tie down your dock, it won't last long. All of the nylon holding her has also degraded. This thing is STRONG…

Took me about 15 minutes. inflate up to 8psi with the included pump (stops for breaks a total of about 5 minutes), so 10 minutes if you're in shape, or you can combine it with someone else. A repair kit was also included. I also bought the Wakooda 2 Stage 12volt SUP Inflator. It took about 18 minutes to inflate to 8psi. But no effort! I weigh 200 pounds and can stand on any edge and not tip it over (it tilts over when nobody is standing on it, but still stable). I plan to use it with my 21ft…

I bought a 6X5 for extra room behind our boat while anchoring on the Massachusetts sandbars. This is a well built raft using very high quality materials. All our friends want to use it when we have it and I think it would be better to have 8X10. my two cents I bought a good quality pump that plugs into our 12v socket on the boat. This is the key to success on this raft. It inflates in less than a minute and deflates in a minute. I have given the link below for the pump. It's amazing and the…

This was not what I expected from a swim platform or dock. With a few drops of water it is so slippery that it is not safe to stand or walk on. You will slip and fall if you don't crawl on it. And if you want to jump into the lake with it, it always gets wet, so too dangerous. It's not durable either - I weigh 200 pounds and if I sit on a corner to put my feet in the water, like I would at a harbor, the whole corner sinks in and I get wet. And the dock gets wet so you have to crawl on it to get

This is a great purchase. Everyone in my family enjoyed it, from the 70 year old to the two year old. The older ones loved to sunbathe, the middle ones loved to jump, swim and climb back and the little ones just loved to swim. I secured it with special bungee cords at a depth of about 5 feet and it stayed there for three weeks at a depth of about 5 feet, attached to a cement anchor. We also fixed it closer to the shore with a cement block for the little ones to play on. The other day I took out

We bought this to use as a floater for our anchored boat. We anchored for a couple of hours and something about the dock really encouraged tag games and creative diving that the swim deck doesn't have. Plenty of room for jumps and silly moves. It's not too slippery but be careful if it's not secured you can create unintentional physical comedy like I did getting off the boat as the dock drifted away and I ended up in the water. Fun! I can't fully recommend it for dogs without knowing how rough…