GoFloats Dragon Party Tube Inflatable Rafts - Choose From Fire Dragon and Ice Dragon, Pool Floats

LOVE this float . Not only for the aesthetic of it, but it is actually totally a high quality float! I ordered two floats from GoFloats (this one and one that looks like a unicorn, obviously, so they can do battle) and both have held up super well over the course of the summer. 1) Totally heavy duty plastic, has yet to puncture or get holes in it from wear and tear, and believe me, this baby has had alllll the wear and tear this floating season. 2) Comes with patches that color match the float. Actually ended up using one on a different float and it was super easy to apply and has help up well 3) The inflater plugs are MAGIC on these guys. It comes with a double stopper so you can either put out the whole thing, to inflate with a pump, or leave the blocking valve in so that when you're just giving it a little extra oomph, none of the air comes out. Its not even one of the ones that you have to bite down on to inflate, it just somehow magically stops the air from coming out. SCIENCE! 4) When I read that the neck is a headrest, first reaction was "PSHHHH yea OKAY"- but it legit keeps your head up and is surprisingly comfortable.

Great product!! We bought the elephant and dragon, their college mascots, for our girls graduation party. These will last a very long time!

I bought "Seacelia" during the pandemic to use in a swimming pond. I'm still using her 5 seasons later! She's showing her age with stains and slow leakage, so this may be her final season. I bought a special vinyl sealant that has been somewhat successful in patching air leaks that appeared on the inner seam of the circular tube. She deflates a little and I blow her back up with a foot pump or my own air power and she's good for another floating session or two. I leave her under a tree in the elements all summer and others (who I suspect are rougher with her) have also used the dragon. Seacelia is comfortable for me to float on and I'm almost 5'7, in my sixties, and not skinny! Her neck supports my head and I straddle the tail with my legs. When she goes into retirement, I would buy another of these. Her name is a nod to the old cartoon "Beany and Cecil"!

Was part of a river floating party and this floatie was a real hit. It survived the rocks. I'm a tall thin adult (6' tall and 160#) and found I had to really hang on to stay comfortably atop the float and not sink way far down butt first. The hole is big enough for a VERY large person to nest comfortably. Def need a pump to fill this.

I bought 3 of these. i haven't used one yet yet but i have to assume its rather comfortable and a real neat attention catcher. I happpen to like dragons and i thought this was really cool, especially that its big enough and meant more specifically for adults. blowing it up is real neat too. it has whats called a boston valve. the kind of valve that is alot larger and has 2 compartments. when blowing it up i just blow into the first top primary compartment the part that unscrews and exposes inside a round rubber flap that can be blown into but no air can escape. I just put my lips on it and blow. it gowns alot faster than standard inflation valves . when im ready to depflate i just disconect the secondary compartment , the clear base part and the air comes out within seconds . these go float brand inflatables have these unique boston type valves and can be inflated 3 ways. hairdryier, electric pump or just blowing by mouth. i have neither so i just blow with my own hot air. its good for me too and its not that hard once i get going . i enjoyi inflating these things that way too. i also have the go floats foot ball and soccar ball beach balls. the dragon float though should be plenty relaxing.

I bought this float for a pool party with adults and to bring some fun into these stressful times. This float certainly makes everyone smile. This dragon is adult size and made thicker than most of the floats I have seen and owned. I feel it will last through many seasons of use. It's very worth the smiles it will bring.

Listen to me... this is not a test... I have twins, my girl wanted a unicorn, my son a dragon. I ordered this for him and another off brand for her... this dragon may be real... no joke this thing was built to last. It made an entire season being abused by my twins. Rubbed against the slate around my pool and is living to see another season... you have earned a life long customer my friend. Thank you for creating a quality product!

...but: Don't get me wrong - the dragon is nice and fun. Nevertheless compared to the swan floater we also have in the pool it lacks in appearance. The neck is bent a little bit too low, it isn't as regal as we would have expected from a dragon. The float is inflated by only one opening/valve. Other floaters we have are inflated in seperate air chambers and therefore are sturdier. Also it does loose air in small amounts. While our swan won't loose air over three weeks in the pool this dragon needs to be re-inflated every four to five days. To sum it up: yes it is fun but there are better floaters on the market....