Thermae Studio Mobile Inflatable Tub for Adults, Inflatable Bathtub - SPA Bathtub - Foldable, Portable, Freestanding | with Electric Air Pump | Designed in Rome (Lightcoffe)

I didn’t expect much from this blow up tub, but I was pleasantly shocked. Not only does it accommodate my 230 pound 5’ 6” self, but is very comfortable. The air holds great if you follow the directions sent. I love that the top zips up. You feel like you are in a cocoon of warmth. The water stayed hot for almost an hour before it even started to cool to a warm degree. The drain hose under the tub is simply brilliant. It makes for easy draining and no mess. I love how easy it is to clean and store. I will be taking this with us in the RV while we travel. It is a must. Now to get one for my partner. Thank you for your outstanding product.

We have a 465sf home with a fairly spacious shower. My thought was to get a tub for outside in our private back yard in nice weather but it turned out to fit on our shower floor perfectly!! We were thrilled. My husband rigged it so we could keep it inflated & raise it up (high ceilings) above the shower & bring it down when I wanted a bath. I LOVE IT! But even if we wanted to deflate each time, it’s easy to inflate again. My husband said the pump is super good quality & I say so is the tub. And comfy! Definitely a good purchase & I highly recommend. I’d attach a photo but it’s currently raised up! LOL

It arrived and I blew it up,and my wife got in and almost fell asleep.

Super easy to set up. Had it inflated within literal seconds. It has the feel of a regular inflatable pool, but maybe a little bit thicker. My wife and I actually both got in and had plenty of room and I'm not a small guy. The pad on the bottom could use to be a bit thicker, but it's comfortable for at least 30 minutes before your butt goes numb. Anyway, it's a great purchase for the money.

I love the product and it holds hot water WAY longer than I anticipated. It is easy to inflate. ( a bit difficult to deflate and drain if not outside ) I would reccomend having a mat or a foam something to put underneath the tub if using outside. I have used a solar cover under the tub and used it in the snow - it still held hot water for over 2 hours- really hot! The only problem is that the cover zipper rippped apart from the liner after the second use. It is a rip and is still useable but it did rip apart.... I am awaiting to see how the company handles the situation. All in all the tub, liner material and even the zipper seem pretty heavy duty!