🦩 GoFloats Inflatable Flamingo: A Stylish and Thoughtfully Designed Selection Review

This is a very adorable drink holder. It is equivalent to a giant unicorn raft. It's body snug and we couldn't tip the rafts over even when we tried in the pool. like a giant raft but they are SUPER cute. They appear to be made of durable material like a raft. I received them in exchange for my honest review and opinion.

Bought this for my son, Ted's bearded dragon, to use as a pool swimmer. And although we didn't buy it for its intended purpose, I can say that it's very stable and durable. Even when Thad moved from place to place, he never looked back. And he didn't pierce it with his claws either. I will be ordering another set to take to the lake for our drinks this summer.

You have to carve an X in the bottom to actually float anything larger than a standard can or single mug (which he had no problem with). It took about 2 seconds to change it and then it had no problem with strong heavy cups and it was very cute! We've used them camping/floating 7 days in a row with no issues and plan to use them again next year.

It was more expensive than other similar ones I've seen but the less expensive ones have poor quality ratings so thought I'd give it a try. I have to say they work! My husband and I tested them today and they passed the test at a small water park on a lazy river. He had a can of Coke and I had a cup of water and both were upright and great swimmers!

Very happy with this purchase! Most inflatable drink floats are fragile and will tip over. The alligator in particular has an unusually deep cradle, so your drink is almost half submerged in water when it's collected for a swim. It also helps that this design is taller than most floats (about a foot long), allowing the surface area of the inflated air to better support the overall weight of your drink. I wish there were other animals with a similar design, I also find it a bit strange that they

Very happy with these floats. I have bought and received parrots. They're made of dense material and the print on them is clear and bright. They won't wobble or tip even in a busy pool, although they don't carry drinking cups like the Yeti. They're both too narrow and not heavy enough to hold cooler cups afloat. We liked them so much we bought a second set of 18 from another seller - they are copies of that company's styles and not as well made. I will return to this brand in the future to…

I love her! They work great, no issues with tips. These little guys just float around the pool like inflatable bartenders. I've found the mugs and glasses to be a perfect match (even with Kuzi). I leave my Koozie on top of my bottles for a secure fit and have never had a problem. They can handle a soft impact or a hard shove with ease, but don't expect them to stay upright if they're fumbling excessively or smacking their stomachs next to them. Given what they're used for, that would be unwise.

It was fun. They work better with cans and short glasses than tall cups that sometimes cause tipping. The problem is that within a month two of them started to lose air and are no longer usable (can't find a leak so it's most likely a seam). The company asks that you contact them with an issue prior to review, which I did only to receive a message as the email is currently undeliverable. I'm giving them another chance and bought shark coasters. I'll update this review when and after I get a…

I looked through many reviews to find decent quality that doesn't tip over and with cute faces some are so ugly. They are cute, their small eyes are wide open as if they are looking at you. The key to the tipping problem that many face seems to be size. It should be big enough to stay balanced and have a deep enough cup holder. especially if you want to put a bottle inside. Yes, yes, I know. Glass and pool but you know what. This is my pool so I can! (I also run with scissors.) We have a lot of