🏖️ Relax and Lounge in Style with SwimWays Recliner Inflatable Lounger Hyper Flate Review

Inflates quickly and feels durable. However, the picture is deceptive in terms of length. I am an average height woman and my legs extend a foot or more past the end. It's more of a seat than an interior. The straps that hold the roof are a bit uncomfortable. Overall good but not what I expected.

Do yourself a favor and buy it! I buy more for my whole family because I really liked it. It's honestly so handy that you can adjust the amount of shade you get and you can use the leg hole as a float in the water if you want. I love it! My only complaint: only one drink holder.

They've upgraded the inlet valve so it's a lot easier to blow. The air is trapped and won't come out until you close the valve! Very nice function! In my opinion this is the best sun lounger on the raft. The open area on the feet makes it easy to get on the raft, it inflates quickly without an air pump and holds air very well.

Very easy to inflate and deflate. Really comfortable to swim in the pool, I really liked the backrest/headrest. The shade works well, but when chatting to others in the pool, I held my free hand instead of pulling it all the way up and locking it (which limits my vision and paddling with my hands). You don't have to use the shadow at all, you can just make it smaller. Difficult to put back in the carry case, that's the only downside.

Sounds great. A big minus when the hood is up and an equally big minus when it's down makes me think I'll cut the hood off at some point. Two main reasons for me. First, I want the net to rise higher on the side. I suppose this should offer more sun protection, but it feels like I'm wearing blinders and can only see straight ahead, so it's not ideal for swimming with friends. Secondly, when you lower the hood, nothing prevents it from becoming a large drag in the water. There has to be a way to

Three problems with this float. I can return it if I get it back in my pocket. 1. As shown in the picture, there is nothing to attach the cap to when not in use to prevent it from being dragged through the water. This is a problem as it doesn't stretch well where it's attached at the ends. I expect this stress on the fabric to blast a hole in the float soon. 2. As the picture shows, there are 2 holes on the lantern body. At first I thought it was tears, but they may be where the canopy poles…

I'm from Maine so I can't stand the heat. I wanted to visit my sister in Florida. She has a big pool that NOBODY uses. pays a guy to come by once a week to clean and chemically treat it. all the year long!. and nobody uses it! this (same brand name). I asked Amazon to deliver them to their door. Well she was so excited (she doesn't have pool toys/floats and hasn't been in her own pool in years). she blew them herself (65 years old) and said they were really easy to blow up. We put them in the…