INTEX 56825EP River Run 1 Inflatable Floating Lounge: Comfortable Backrest – Built-in Cup Holders – Durable Grab Handles – All Around Grab Rope – 220lb Weight Capacity – Color May Vary

This is one of the better-quality floats I’ve used, especially for a lazy river or pool setting. The build feels strong and durable, and it's less likely to pop or scrape against rough edges like some of the thinner tubes out there. The material has a premium look and feel, and it inflates quickly without much hassle. I really like the built-in cup holders and the backrest, which make it perfect for lounging for hours. The mesh bottom keeps you cool while still feeling supported, though I do wish there were an option to remove the mesh in the center for a more open, ring-style float when needed. I have had to add air after using, so I'm not sure if its leaking air somewhere or if it was just not closed correctly. Overall, it’s well-designed, reliable, and definitely worth the price. I’d buy another one.

These Intex tubes are phenomenal! Much higher quality than other run-of-the-mill tubes. Flawless air retention with zero leakage. Plenty big enough for an average-sized adult to be comfortable. The mesh center uses a very strong material that holds up well. I am very impressed! I also have an Intex air mattress (bed) and it is THE one and only air mattress I’ve ever owned that actually holds its air and never leaks. So it’s not a surprise that their tubes are equally as high quality. My ONLY complaint about this Intex River Run tube is that the rope/string is made of a slippery material that doesn’t hold its knots very well. Once you tie the knot, the knot comes loose pretty easily. Intex needs to use a better quality rope/string to keep the knots intact. I may end up replacing the rope/string with something better. But the tubes are definitely here to stay! A+++

Literally saved someone’s life on the river. Not meant to be a lifesaving device but we bought a bunch of these to do a river float down on the 4th. I would say a good 1/3 or more of the 100’s of people on the river has the same exact floats. We only saw 2 completely deflate by the end of the 5 hour floatdown. The river was packed and the water has a steady flow, even though it was very shallow in lots of places. In one area the current was strong and we got pushed into the reeds. The headrest on one of the floats took a sharp reed and punctured it, the tube flipped over and my husband was stuck in the reeds as the current kept knocking other peoples tubes into him and pushing him under water. Finally there was a break in people and he was able to get out of the reeds and eventually back into his tube. The headrest in this tube stopped the reed from going into my husbands neck. Not even exaggerating the reed stayed in the tube and when I pulled it out the end was incredible sharp. It punctured thru both sides and my husband only had a small scratch from it with minor bleeding. Had it gone into his neck it would have caused massive bleeding and major issues. We probably won’t go tubing again for a while but I’m glad we had these tubes. Even with the beatings these things took on that river they worked really well. And with the headrest being a seperate air chamber the whole tube didn’t deflate. Next time we’re bringing a couple of kayak paddles to help us steer better. And to knock people away if we have to.

Excellent and nice!

While I received the wrong color, these tubes were exactly what I was looking for. They held their inflation in the hot Arizona sun for 5+ hours, and withstood minor Rapids while floating down the Lower Salt River. While I wasn't in love with the mesh lining in the bottom of the raft, it did enable me to relax in several different positions while floating. The headrest was a lifesaver. The cupholders while they seemed convenient at first, were TOO SMALL for a beer can, which was a big disappointment. The interlocking snaps seemed convenient, but they came undone twice during our journey, so I would definitely recommend using oversized caribiners instead.

Floated the Comal River with this tube and it held up great. River was slow but had some rapids and rocks. Easy to air up.

I've bought several of these for when we float on rivers and lakes in the summertime. They're great - comfortable, easy to inflate and deflate, and can be easily attached together with rope and clips that come with them. I like that there's a mesh bottom in the middle rather than an open hole, as I usually take a water bottle out on the river and I just let it sit in the middle of the tube with me... haven't lost my bottle on the water yet! I've only had one get a leak, and I'd used it many times by then. The head rest is also a nice feature.

Awesome raft for a trip down the river. Our group bought a total of six of these and we linked them all together for one big family float trip. Easy to inflate with a powered air pump and the directions were explicit enough that we didn’t screw anything up on our second try after actually reading them. Used these in conjunction with the covers made by the same company for added durability, but even the folks who opted to go without the covers were fine. These are strong, durable, and spacious. Super easy inexpensive for the quality and I have no doubt they’ll last several seasons. The river we took these on was very low at the time, so we did scrape rocks a little, but no damage was suffered except when one idiot managed to fall out while trying to show off. The rafts were unscathed, however.

Macht mega viel Spaß und hält auch. Ja, es verliert manchmal etwas Luft, aber nicht immer – ich habe noch nicht herausgefunden, warum. Kein Loch oder Riss. An manchen Tagen war es super dicht und hielt den ganzen Tag, an anderen Tagen verlor es ein wenig Luft. Trotzdem klare Empfehlung

The netting across the bottom broke immediately on the first use.

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I just bought these near the end of this summer (2019) and only had a chance to use them two times during a camping trip. Honestly they were great. Sturdy, I’m not worried about them popping easily, and they’re pretty comfy. We just used them for lazy river floating, not pulling behind a boat or anything so I don’t know how they’d holt up for that, but definitely with the $30 I spent on them.

Broke after 10 mins very thin