SwimWays Spring Float Premium Duo, Pool Chair Fits 2 Adults, Inflatable Pool Floats Adult with Fast Inflation for Ages 15 & Up

The canopy is really nice to keep the sun off. Although, they don’t cover your feet so keep that in mind - I put sunscreen on my feet to help. Easy to inflate and they keep the air without deflating over time. They are very comfy. Only con is they sometimes get water in them and can be hard to drain. This is the second pair I’ve purchased. The last pair lasted several years before the straps to raise the canopy deteriorated. Great quality!

I picked up the SwimWays Spring Float Premium Recliner, and it’s quickly become a favorite for pool days. The recliner design is really comfortable, with a backrest, footrest, and even a cup holder. It feels more like a floating chair than a typical pool float. The canopy is a nice addition—it gives shade when the sun gets too strong, but it can also be removed if you want full sun. The mesh seat keeps you partially in the water so you stay cool, and the whole thing is stable enough that you don’t feel like you’ll tip over. Pros: Recliner-style design with backrest and footrest Removable canopy for shade or sun Built-in cup holder for convenience Mesh seat keeps you cool while floating Cons: Takes a bit of effort to inflate the multiple chambers Canopy provides partial shade, not full coverage Overall, this is a well-designed, comfortable pool lounger that makes relaxing in the water easy. Perfect for long summer afternoons.

This float is just what I needed. I am very sensitive to the sun, but absolutely love to float in the pool, lake and river. It is easy to blow up and to put the shade up and down. I think it does need better snaps because they are plastic and I can see them breaking. It is extremely comfortable and love the mesh you sit in so you are in the water. You can have your feet up or submerged in the water. Overall great product and would recommend. Update 9/12/25: I have used this quite a few times this year and its awesome - so comfortable and it keeps the sun off me. Just a FYI if using it in a lake - the canopy is like a sail and the wind will take you sailing so be aware and you may need an anchor lol. Oh and it is so easy to blow up.

Inflation nozzle is perfect. Durable product as we used them for a 3 mile float down a river and it rubbed across many rocks thru the shallow rapids and held up with no issues. It fit my 5'8" 180# great and my wife's 5' (we won't tell weight) too. I picked up a pair when they were marked down a bit. I only have one complaint. When the canopy is DOWN it acts as an anchor. If you are traveling across shallow water it gets caught up on the rocks. If you are paddling around the pool it slows you down. I love the canopy for keeping the sun off me when it is up but it would be nice if there was a tie in back to secure the sail..... yes if it's up and windy it makes a pretty good sail too. LOL

Part of what makes this float so good is that it is so easy to assemble because it opens up right out of the package. It's very durable because there is cloth over the actual float itself. I myself and 228 currently and it floats me very well. I love the edit sunshade. I take this to a lake however it's very versatile and would be great in a pool as well. The last one I had of these lasted for 14 years so I would say this is a top performance item!

I have and LOVE the original Swimways recliner. So when I found this one with the sunshade, I was so excited. After a few uses I will say I end up going back to the original one. For context, I use this on a lake, not in a pool. The few issues I have are, like others here have stated, if you do not use the canopy, there is no way to keep it from falling all the way in the water and just dragging underneath the float making hard to paddle with your arms to go anywhere . Since I use this on a lake, if there is any wind, I can’t use the shade Because it acts like a sail and pulls me wherever. I really wish the shade had a way to clip it to the back to keep it out of the water when not in use or make it removable. Also the cheap plastic snaps are very hard to press together to keep the canopy up. Lastly, it’s not a flaw in design, but to make others aware, if the shade is up, there is now way for you to paddle around with your arms so if using on a lake, keep that in mind. Overall I love the float itself, but the canopy leaves much to be desired.

This is my third one if that tells you how much I like the idea of this. One star because I’m really tired of exchanging these. I would give this 5/5 EASY if it was crafted better. The first one arrived bent so it didn’t float properly and couldn’t be folded up. The second one tore. This one’s valve stem thing fell inside the float. It’s so annoying because this makes a beach day an amazing experience. I bought an anchor to tie to it so I basically just camp on the ocean in my little tent. It’s fantastic. I wish this company would use better materials and better craftsmanship. T

I absolutely love this float!

I Highly recommend this inflatable! I was the envy of sun bathers at resort in Mexico! This is a great float to have especially when you don’t have to pack it back up to bring it home on a plane lol. But if you do take it on a sun vacation that involves a plane ride, do not open it prior to leaving on the plane and arriving at your hotel because it can be very difficult, if not impossible, to manipulate it small enough to put into suitcase for plane ride. We were unable to bring it back home because we couldn’t make it small enough to fit in suitcase or into the provided carry bag. It is very easy and quick to inflate and deflate. No pump needed. It was incredibly sturdy and comfortable. Easy enough for up to 70 year olds to get in and out when able to stand in water. There are 2 ways to use it; sitting/laying in/on seat OR standing in the float opening and floating holding the footrest. The float provided great relief from the direct sun and was incredibly Comfortable! The only negative is we couldn’t fold it to get it into the provided carry bag, so I couldn’t pack it to take back home on the plane. But, despite this, I was happy to have brought it with me and used it for the 7 days of our sun vacation and content to gift it to another guest and pass on the delight.

comfortable and easy to use

SwimWays Spring Float Premium Recliner with Canopy Pool Lounger, Inflatable Pool Floats Adult with Fast Inflation for Ages 15 & Up, Sky Blue So I picked up this pool float lounger... Main reason why I picked it up is because it has a fairly deep looking canopy to hide under the shadows of a bright sunny day. The lounger actually collapses into a fairly decent circle and into the plastic case that it came with. It takes a little bit of juggling to get it back into the bag but you need a couple of practice rounds to twist it....and Turn it and fold it into the circular form of the bag. There are two 1-in inflation holes. One is situated in the foot area and the other one is at the back of the mini raft where the back rest is. Thankfully it's a one-way valve. So as you inflate it and stop the inflation it doesn't deflate. Literally takes 2 to 3 minutes to inflate with a electric pump. The best way to deflate it flat is to get the electric pump in reverse mode and suck the air out actively. And that takes no time. The cup holder on the side is fairly useless because it's too small. That's too bad because it would have been really nice to have a functional cup holder in an inflatable... To be fair, I have never had an inflatable with a functional cup holder. . I think you can fit a skinny Pellegrino soda can, but that's about it. The canopy is pretty nice. Functionally fantastic. The canopy can be put down or up... Whether you like the sun or you want to rest in the shade. There is one concern with the canopy however. The canopy is hoisted up and two straps connect to the main part of the raft, plastic snap buttons. I can easily see the snap buttons wearing out until you can't prop up the canopy anymore. I would have much preferred some kind of plastic clip or carabiner plastic clip onto a plastic d-ring of some kind... Oh well. If the snap button ever does wear out. You will need to do some DIY. Just an opinion I have is that I could easily put a rivet on both ends and then use a carabiner clip to attach the two.... Just thinking ahead. In terms of the comfort... It's quite comfortable actually. You have the ability to lounge and rest your feet or put your feet in the water in the opening. By actually appreciate that a lot more than I thought I would. Overall I actually do like this canopy raft pool inflatable. It is easy to inflate and collapse and travel with. My only issues are that of product robustness and the fact that the cup holder is useless. Hope this helps

It ripped second use..and couldn't get it folded properly to return in bag provided..zipper also broke on that bag..

We have the non-canopy versions and thought these would be good for the really hot days but be warned you get quite warm under the canopy. They should have made a vent behind your head to let some airflow through. We may cut our own. Otherwise these are great floats.