Intex Swim Center Clearview Aquarium Inflatable Pool, 62.5" X 62.5" X 19.5", for Ages 3+

It took about 5-10 minutes to get the pool set up. blowing it up took only a few minutes. Filling it with water is what took the longest. My son loves planning in it.

This is the second time I have purchased this pool. I initially purchased it when my daughter was a year old and it was huuuge for her. Somehow I lost the pool (???) a year or so ago and was thrilled to find it on Amazon so that I could buy it again for her at 4 years old. She can now jump and play with another preschool-aged friend in the pool and there is probably room for another child as well. The pool retains its air for days at a time and the material is sturdy enough to withstand bouncing around. The walls are nice and high so I don’t worry about the kids falling/tripping over the side while they’re in the pool running and throwing themselves around in the water. On extra hot days she and her lumberjack dad share the pool and relax together with room to spare. Hope this helps!

I use this to keep cool while bbqing in my driveway. My bf enjoys it and we are both 29yo athletic build so it is a decent size, we can stretch our legs and lean back without leakage. Or just put our feet in sitting in lawb chairs. I also use small or medium size floaties to sit comfortably. The pool has a plug however you need to hold the walls up otherwise it takes forever to deflate. Also, get a pump because as adults setting up takes about an hour including filling with water, as a said its pretty sizeable and I am feeling my age. Ive used this about 3-4 times for when its too hot for just ac and not wanting to share the neighborhood pool. It holds up well to prolonged use. If my bf and I can enjoy it at 29 years old then so can a bunch of rugrats.

My wife and I decided on a home water birth and this pool did the job perfectly. Our midwife commented "Wow! What a great birth pool you have here."Setup:-Single Chamber design allowed me to inflate the pool quickly without worrying about which chamber was first. (We were 3 weeks early and labor lasted for only a few hours- (Yay!!). . . I didn't have a whole lot of time to read instructions)-1 way inflation valve made for easy inflation and larger deflate plug made take down a breeze!-There is a strong plastic smell but once it was filled with water the smell was hardly noticeable. (This could have been because we were in labor and the smell of the pool was the last thing on our minds.)Structure:-The perfect size for both of us to be in the pool during the birth and small enough to fit in our tiny living room without moving furniture.-The walls are thick and stand about 24" tall, giving far more support than I would have imagined from an inflatable pool. With both of us in the pool the water level was about 5" from the top and the pool showed no signs of failure with absolutely zero chance of side collapse.-The floor is a thick piece of plastic and does not inflate. This allowed both my wife and I to stand in the pool without fear of popping a "Meant for kids only" floor chamber.Overall:This product was awesome for my wife and I. It saved us hundreds of dollars over a birth pool rental and now we have everything we need for future births. I would recommend a powered or foot pump for inflation. Intex makes a foot pump that worked great for us and cost right around $6.00.There are many ways to approach filling and heating the pool. I bought an adapter for my shower head spigot (ask your local hardware store about the needed size) and a standard garden hose and it worked great. I emptied my hot water heater twice and supplemented with a few large dutch ovens full of boiling water making it nice and toasty for the birth.I used the garden hose to siphon the majority of the water out into the bathtub (this can be a little messy. Make sure you run plenty of clean water through the hose from the shower spigot before each siphon attempt.) The rest of the water and afterbirth was easily emptied with a five gallon bucket into the toilet.If you have any questions about how to make this pool work for you, please feel free to ask in the comment section!Happy Home Birth!

Last yr I went thru 4 of those 3 ring circular pools you get for $10 at walmart as they kept deflating, so this yr I opTed for something different/bigger for my twin 2 yr olds. This is my 2nd pool this year of this make/model... (lasting 3 times as long as last years 3 ring style) I love the square shape, it fits nicely on the corner of our paved driveway. Too wide for a sidewalk. Last year I kept moving the pool every week when I dumped it out to clean, so as not to kill the grass underneath and always complained about no drainage hole. This drainage hole has been wonderful! Although on pavement it doesn't drain too well unless I elevate the corner/hole or put a cheap plastic tube for it to flow from, as the weight of the water seems to seal the hole. My first pool of this style never deflated or got a hole in the side like those 3 ring circular ones did... but it DOES have several pin holes in the floor from small rocks on the driveway tearing thru. Not sure if you'd have that issue set up in grass or not. We taped the holes in the floor and got by for a month, but every refill required more and more patching until there were more patches than not. For $25 it's not hard to splurge on 2 a year. They stay inflated and are the perfect depth for 2 year olds to practice doggy paddling, without fear of drowning if they slip and end up in a sitting position... their heads are still above water. Perfect size for 2 of them to play and "swim" without taking up your whole yard/driveway. Just wish the flooring had thicker material... could have lasted a yr+. But again, for the money you can afford to replace it once or twice.

I wanted a pool that was big enough for me to float in on my circular float and deep enough to sit down in and be submerged up to my neck. This pool is the perfect size. It is sturdy and it blows up in less than a minute with my electric air pump. It holds air, no problem. It also has a drain plug in the corner floor area and I have had no leakage there or trouble opening and closing this plug. I filled it within an hour on an average flow hose. I added one chlorine tablet slow release float pod and a cover will be put on it at night to keep out bugs and birds. A tarp is under it to provide some protection. I love my pool and look forward to hours of relaxing in it on hot days. After 4 days no leaks of air or water. Love my pool!