SwimWaysAquaria Luxury Solana Lounge Float Lounger Recliner Chair with Cell Foam for Adult and Kid Beach, Lake, or Swimming Pool Water Lounging, Aqua

My name is Rick [email protected] -this e-mail is about me almost drowning from trying to use this new float.SwimWays Aquaria Solana Lounge - Durable Aqua Cell Foam Pool Float - Aqua ,72" x 28" x 1.5....Bought this float as it shows a woman laying on it in the water being supported.as i am unable to swim  just float in my pool. I am 78 years old  and thought i could use this float  in my pool.i sat down  in the middle in 3 feet of water and then tried to lay down  and my head went straight  underwater and i was unable  to right myself  and was swallowing water. my wife saw me and came to my rescue otherwise i would not be writing this article now.I dont think they should be allowed to advertise this as a floating device when it wont even support a smaller person. there should be a warning that this only good for support in water before someone actually drowns trying to use this float.Also it cost me $26.00 to send it back through UPS and restocking fees.Rick L on 02/19/2021

I bought two SwimWays rafts to replace two that were very old but still working. The description stated that it would support over 200 pounds. I am not near that weight so I was really excited! The first time I got on the raft to soak up some rays I was truly disappointed. The raft did not even hold my head out of the water when laying on my stomach. I guess I was spoiled because my old rafts were very supportive. I returned these to Amazon and replaced them with a better quality raft and less expensive product from Costco. Buyer Beware! I’m rating One Star because it won’t let me submit without it.

This float was expensive and does NOT keep your body afloat.... above water. If you are laying on your back, only your head and lower legs are above water. If you lay on your stomach, you drown and die. I even doubled up the head rest area and rolled it back for extra height, and still went under water! What find of float does not keep you above water. I am not a heavy person either. I only used it for the first time this past weekend and am SO disappointed and can not return through AMAZON now because it's just days past the return deadline date.

Very disappointed as wouldn’t hold up a 135 pound man trying to lay on his stomach. It claims it will hold 250 lb but not true. Even laying on his back he was half submerged. Truely misleading in description!

I bought this float as a gift for my stepdad... It is a beautiful color and floats well, except for the "pillow." I have a different pool float that has a traditional foam body that loops around to create a pillow. The Aquaria float looks like it has an air bubble type pillow from the top, but the underside is hollow. So, when you lay back in the water on the float, your head is almost submerged. I had to put a noodle under my upper body to help keep my head from being in the water...

Does not keep the head out of the water...there are times when I don't want my waist length hair{in a bun on top of my head} to get wet....it always does when on this mat.....when laying on your stomach you will drown if you want to lay your head flat!!!!!HUGE disappointment......

I was so hopeful that this float would stay on top of the water and not leave half of your body submerged underwater. There’s absolutely no way that anybody that weighs over 125 pounds could lay on it and not be submerged. Half my body was submerged! The headrest is awkward and my ears were half under water if I laid my head fully back. I used it one time, & rolled it back up to return it. Don’t waste your money

Not very comfortable, turning over on it is next to impossible! It is extremely uncomfortable to lay on your stomach and the way the “pillow” is made your head, even with arms folded, you’re straining to keep out of water!!!! It’s durable as long as it’s NOT left in sun, not left in water, not left outside to dry, cleaned after each use….you get my drift! I’ll be hunting the good ones at the beginning of next summer.

It looks as advertised in the photos (except the photo with the woman has a bigger headrest). Feels like good quality. Holds you up only when lying flat, but you’re still half in the water. Light weight and rolls nicely - keep the box for storage. Faulty design: the headrest does not keep your head above water. So it just doesn’t work as a headrest should. It might also be because it’s hollowed out underneath, I guess to save on foam. Paid $237 total incl shipping. I returned it- paid $25 shipping but that’s ok. Just wasn’t for me.

When you read a review about an item recently purchased I expect it to me legit and true to experience. Made and received my purchase and gave the floaty a test drive...So I logged into my Amazon account to take another peek of all the reviews again tonight. I read each one and finally decideded they must all be about another, perhaps similar floatation device. The one I received instantly sunk, had zero bouyancy and was super slippery. I'm 5'6" and 145lbs, not a chance I should sink that bad boy. I am shopping around for a better option.

Not sturdy enough for lying down on stomach

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