SwimWays Americana Spring Float

I got one of these a long time ago and finally used it last summer. Loved it so much I bought my neighbor one when they built their pool last summer. Then, just bought this particular one for my mom's condo on the Big Island so she can keep it there. Will have to buy another one, I guess, as my dad is pouting that they only have one, now. Plus, all the other people at the condo keep asking her where she got it. So, anyways, these are great, fun to use and actually pretty easy to roll back up into the case (which cannot be said for most things you get and try to put back in the case they send it in!)...I highly recommend these for being in the pool a lot. Oh, and they are sturdy and seem to last a long while, as well. (My friend has one she has used a LOT and had for many years, which cannot be said for many pool toys.)

Living in a condo with a communal pool, I thought it would be nice to have an air mattress for sunbathing. But the thought of hauling a bulky air mattress to the pool and then hyperventilating to inflate it was not appealing. After reading a few reviews for the SwimWays Spring Float, I figured I'd give it a try. I'm so glad I did. As advertised, it's very compact and easy to inflate. The headrest and mesh/air body support is very comfortable. I felt as though I was floating on air. Pure bliss!P.S. I don't know what the height/weight recommendations are for the float. I'm about 5'2", 120 lbs, and about 25% of my body was submerged in the water.

Wanted the Americana float and received a blue floral one, not worth it to return due to birthday party and timing.

We have use floats like this in the past and thought they would be great to have on the boat.First time we used them ( we bought two) the spring which is most likely plastic rod did not hold the shape so the sides wanted to fold in. one of the springs broke, but i may have done that by trying to fold it back up after use.it says that it would hold up to 250lbs, but i am about 185lbs and it would barely hold me. i was mostly just below the waterline which i really didn't mind, but i can't image anyone any heavier using the float.

Float is easy to transport but does lets your body sink into water slightly. It does not hold you out of the water like a traditional raft.

I really like this type of float. What I was surprised by was the price. I paid 25 dollars for it from Amazon and a few weeks later I saw the same float in a retail store for 17 dollars. What is up with that?

This is a good quality product. Very enjoyable

This baby is one of the most comfortable floats I have ever been in. It is easy to inflate and folds up quickly for easy storage. The only complaint I have with it is that it does seem to retain a little water in the seam between the pillow and the body and needs to be drained and dried out quite a while before storing unlike their smaller float.