Poolmaster Inflatable Swimming Pool Float Rider, Aqua Rocker

They always find a different way of playing with pool toys. Not sure if it was made to jump on it but it survived!

The first one I got had a few holes in it, so when someone was inside of it, it deflated rather quickly. After I contacted customer service, another was sent out right away. Although this one didn't have any holes, the plastic is bot very strong or durable. Simply by rubbing against the sand, another hole appeared but I was able to patch it.Apart from that, I don't think it was much like a wheel like after after inflated, and my kids couldn't really roll it on the water. Instead, they lost interest in trying to be used for play and swiftly converted into a floating mat with a cover over them to block out the heat.

Kids loved it when we got it. Lasted 1 season for the pool

I have an in ground pool in my backyard and three kids who swim 4 to 5 times a week. I am a repeat buyer of the Aqua Rocker. I purchased my first one four years ago from a yard sale. It lasted three summers and created some great memories. We have been without one for 1 year and haven't found a pool toy that matches the Aqua Rockers awesomeness so decided we needed a new one for our backyard.Pros:Very Durable (the kids jump on this all day long and it holds up)Super fun, you can jump on it, flip it over into a bridge to swim under. Jump on the bridge and it flips inside out. Hours of fun every dayit fits 2 to 3 peopleCons:high priceWe have tried a lot of pool toys and this is the best one we have found. It's pricy but it last for years and creates a lot of great memories.

My 3 boys (10, 12, 14) lost interest in this on the 2nd or 3rd day. Last summer I purchased a huge inflatable slide that they used all summer. It finally died at the end of the season but I felt I had gotten my moneys worth. This looked fun for this year, but it didn't hold their attention and after a couple of days it just floated around the pool unused. Then it got filled with rain water and my son pulled up on one side to empty it and set it back in the water. By the next day the center chamber was empty of air and filling with water. I then spent several hours locating the hole and patching it (no patches were included, but I had one from something else) well either theirs another leak or the patch didn't hold, but it spent the rest of the summer in a heap on the deck. I just tossed it in the trash last night and thought "What a rip off"FYI.... if adding water to your pool constantly is an issue I REALLY don't recommend this. As the boys used it the first day, rocking it back and forth the waves it created were impressive and water was sloshing out of the pool at an alarming rate.

Inflation was quick and easy. Durable, yes. Tons of fun, yep. Comfortable to lay in, definitely. I wouldn't say it is much of a rocker.. the kids have more fun flipping it upside down, jumping on it, and it pops inside out. Despite it not being what we thought, we are still 100% pleased with the fun it provides and the durability

This boat floaty is seriously strong and durable! My kid even flips it upside down like as if it had capsized and then she jumps onto the arched part of its back and quite unbelievable (and unbearable to watch if you’re her parent) … the entire boat will just invert to its other side underneath her so that she’s sitting (or laying depending on how she jumped) on what was the underneath part a moment before. It hasn’t leaked or ripped or torn yet since we have had it. It’s fabulous!

My grandchildren received this as a gift and once it was blown up they tried to get on it. they were not able to sit inside. My younger grandson fell twice because it tipped over and almost hit his head on the side of the pool. I feel it is much to dangerous for smaller children to play with even with parents right there. Had to return. it is a nice raft and it would have worked out great if my grandsons were older and taller.