Inflatable Bathtub With Electric Air Pump, Portable Tub With Blow Up Bath Pillow Cover, Drainage Cup Holder, Foldable Outdoor Freestanding Tub for Adults, Gray

This met every hope I had. Nice, durable material. Fit in a space smaller than what the dimensions say so if you're space is a few inches smaller, go ahead and try it anyways. I'm 5'7" and was able to sit inside very confortably with my legs fully extended. Very easy to set up, put away and store. Best purchase in a long time! Held the heat for longer than I cared to stay in it.

I am 5ft 9in tall. While sitting up, I can stretch my legs out straight. I leave the top pillow deflated as it gets in the way when lying down. Easy set up. Inflatable floor is great. Comes with a pump that inflates and deflates.

This is the most effort I’ve put into anything in my life. I’ve been in long distance relationships that were easier than dealing with this thing. I live in a small apartment with a small walk-in stall shower. I’ve been craving a relaxing bath for 3 years, so I caved and bought this. After reading some reviews, I decided to buy some pvc pipe and a pond pump for easy draining. I just decided to try this thing tonight. If you’re in an apartment like me, do your neighbors a favor and don’t blow this up at night. The pump is LOUD, and the white cap on the holes that keep the air from coming out HONK. Since I’m persistent, I switched to a manual air pump and slowly inflated all 5 areas, trying to make the least amount of honks. The next step was to of course fill this thing with water. The tube it comes with doesn’t fit any of my faucets, so I resorted to aiming my just-long-enough-but-not-long-enough-to-let-sit-in-the-tub shower head. I know everyone has different types of shower heads, but if yours is like mine, this will take at least a half an hour. If you don’t have a way to hook a tube on a faucet to fill this, don’t be dumb like me and stand for that long. Once the tub was finally filled enough, I had the relaxing bath I’ve been craving for so long. It was quite comfortable and the cover keeps the heat in well. There were no leaks or anything which was a relief. The only bad thing was I couldn’t stop thinking about how I was going to have to clean all this up and put it away once I was done. To drain it, I used the pond pump I bought hooked to the pvc pipe, which worked very well draining most of the water. I scooped out the rest with a big bowl, then used a towel to dry it the best I could. Deflating this is basically the same process as inflating, except it will never be as small as it started out. If you have more motivation than the average person, I’d recommend getting this tub for the quality, price and comfort. But please ask yourself first: do I really want a bath that bad..?

The CO-Z Inflatable Adult Bath Tub has been a surprisingly great addition to my home for when I just need to unwind. I was initially skeptical about how comfortable an inflatable tub would be, but it’s actually well-designed, sturdy, and provides plenty of room to stretch out comfortably. Setting it up was a breeze with the included electric pump—it inflated in just a few minutes, which is perfect since I don't have the space for a permanent fixture. It folds down compactly when not in use, making storage effortless. The material feels durable and high-density, holding heat well enough for a relaxing soak. If you're looking for an affordable, portable spa solution that you can set up anywhere, this is an excellent, hassle-free choice.

Update: while getting it in/out of my shower, it rubbed up against my shampoo dispenser on the wall and it put about a 2" puncture in one of the 3 chambers you blow up. I tried to tape it up, first with packing tape, then with flex-seal tape. Both tapes allowed me time to have 1 decent bath, then it would deflate (I kept it inflated in my dining room while not in use). I was disappointed the flex tape didn't seal it 😣. But then I tried to get a bath in it the other night and not only was my tape leaking more, but I discovered a pinhole leak while taking a bath, on the inside on one of the chambers (not the same chamber as the rip). I was sad that I could only soak for about 10 min before it was deflating so much from both spots that I was afraid it would overspill. I kept letting a little water out of the drain hoping it wouldn't go over, but I just ended up getting out.. I do love the tub as it has allowed me to soak at home, and I have purchased a 2nd tub to replace the one that is leaking. Just be careful not to rub it up against anything that may puncture ur tub. It's not as durable as I thought it would be. I have only had a shower for the past 20 years, it does have a removable seat in the shower, but I have missed my tub soaks! I have plans to get a large garden tub when we remodel but that's way in the future. When I travel for work, I take advantage of a whirlpool tub in the hotel and it's so great! I have been looking at this for a while, and I have been working 72 hrs weeks for a couple of months. I just got to where I was constantly hurting and decided to get this inflatable tub. I have a 60" shower and I knew it would be close but I decided to try it and it worked! We have a handheld wand and I used that to fill up the tub and my routed the drain hose down the drain. I started to fill it up and added my Epson salt and I was in heaven! It's almost too wide for my shower door but it still works for what I need. After my soak, I pulled the drain, then had to carefully get up and out. It drained slowly but it did drain completely. The zipper was nice bc it hold the heat in

I have been an Amazon customer for years and years and rarely have I ever had a bad experience. That lucky streak is now over as this purchase was by far THE ABSOLUTE WORST. Based on the measurements stated, it should have fit in my shower. It didn’t. Fine, I decided to set it up right next to the shower as they provide a hose that you can attach to one of the tub drains. I take it out, get it all blown up, clean it, fill it with water and now it’s finally time to get in. After awhile, I can feel my back starting to hurt because I am essentially sitting on the floor, so I decide it’s time to get out. After showering, etc., I start the draining process and here is where the nightmare began. To hook up the hose to the drain, you have to raise the tub on one end to access the drain. This is a tub that is full of water. I am willing to concede I probably should have hooked it up before filling with water. Fine. I finally get it connected, open the drain and nothing. Not a drop of water would drain. The water just sat in the tub and wouldn’t flow out. I trouble shooted for over 30 minutes before giving up and resulted to bailing the water by hand. That took another 30 minutes. Fun, right? By the time it was light enough to move and finish draining in the shower, my floor was covered in water and I was covered in sweat. There was nothing relaxing about this. Reading some other reviews, the manufacturers know this is a problem and have elected to do absolutely nothing. There is no way in hell they tested this hose extension draining process, or they have and they just don’t care. Either way, this will be going back asap.

I have missed having a bath tub so much over the last four years. My place has a beautiful, large shower but the bathtub has been my “let go of the day’s stress” and thinking through complex problems space for most of my entire life. This is the most comfortable and easy to set up bath tub I could imagine! I can see it without the air packed up to go camping or something, but for me I blew it up once when I got it two months ago and then I keep it propped up in the shower. That drains all water so it doesn’t get bacteria and I don’t even know it’s there with the curtain closed. It’s so lightweight that I can just move it to the doorway when I shower and then pop it right back in the shower. In addition to being the most comfortable tub I’ve ever been in, with the cushioned bottom, high sides, and the ability to put my book on the top, it says hotter than anything you’ve ever used. I literally haven’t seen it cool at all, since you can zip the cover part way (or fully if you wanted) while you’re in. And it’s longer than my last coupe of bathtubs. I can easily stretch my legs fully. Absolutely worth the price and more!

I bought this because a reviewer said that their 6'4" son could fit/stretch out in it. That can't be true. I'm 5'9" and sitting straight up in the tub, I fit but my back and feet were touching both ends (front to back, butt to toes) I mention this because I don't want anyone that may be really tall to be fooled. You'll fit, but you'll need to bend your knees. That said, I love this tub. It did not fit in the shower area like I thought it would but that was fine. Place it on the bathroom floor and fill it up. It holds heat for HOURS. Over 2 hours to be exact. That zipper cover does it's job! I soaked for over 2.5 hours and the water was still quite warm when I got out. If you sit upright, the inflatable backrest is very comfortable but if you want to lie your head back to fully submerge your body, you can't lie your head down with the backrest inflated. I let the air out of the backrest and rested my head on just the tub. It was more than comfortable. The bottom of the tub was cushioned enough not to hurt my bottom but for an added spa/cloud feeling you can possibly add an additional inflatable liner to make it more soft. It was easy to inflate/deflate and store away. Overall, I'm very pleased with this purchase, especially for the cost

I just moved to a place with a large tile shower and no bath and was pretty devasted. This is the perfect option. It takes about 2 minutes to inflate and a little bit of configuring to empty it into the drain but it is so comfortable and keeps the heat in well. I sometimes inflate the headrest and sometimes prefer not to. Great for the cost!

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This thing has been great! Having the air pump included was hugely convenient. It does well holding in the heat of the bath and is pretty comfortable. We just slot ours into our shower, so to drain it we do have to flip it since it sits flat on the floor and covers the drain, but that’s not much work at all.

I used in a disability walk in shower, it fit very snug, a bit too big for the shower stall; but if you really want a both, it works, just now super comfortable. Rate comfortable as 2-stars.