Needs more and better holes to tie off with. A good float should have holes on all for corners to attach ropes to and not some cheesy piece of plastic that will break. Other than that a good float for the lake!

Floating oasis is great for kids and wife tanning. Will be a little hard rolling up for transport from the back of the boat due to size. Floats great and definitely worth the price compared to everything else I seen online.

Great family pad and relaxing for adults not really durable for teen boys 14-16 as they jumped on it and ripped a hole purchased a second one just for relaxing now

My grandkids love playing on this pad in the lake. They run across it, turn summersaults on it, jump off of it an even use it to climb back onto our floating dock instead of use the ladder. It is surprisingly stable. Only downside is that it takes two people to roll it up.

I have 4 kids ages 5-14 and they all love this. We use it in a small river, which is deep enough that none of the kids can touch. They all can easily climb on (and mom and dad, too!) and love to jump/wrestle/rest on it. It was definitely worth the $$!!

The kids large and small had a blast on the lily pad. It added a whole new dimension of play in the water. The kids felt safer knowing the lily pad was right there to grab onto. The kids were running, sliding, jumping, flipping and most of all laughing hysterically! Well made with a nice strong tether.

Better than a swim dock because it's so much easier to take in and out, and it holds more people. Yes, you have to realize it's foam and not be super rough with it, but we found it quite sturdy and able to hold our whole family easily. Highly recommend.

Not as much fun as the picture leads you to believe. We bought it for our grandchildren to play on in shallow water. Really doesn't support crawling, walking or standing. It is bulky to store and an expensive piece of foam. $3 “noodles” are way more fun and far more practical. Also, it seems to attract flies!

We love this thing! It is so much fun. We anchored our boat and tied it behind it. So many people have asked where to get one. The one tip is to make sure the metal screws are super tight before using. Our first trip out, the metal thing that has the rope connected to it came off. Fortunately, we had a quick teenager who caught the metal pieces and the screws before they sank to the bottom of the intracoastal. Buy it! Totally worth it!

Unit is as advertised. Delighted that we have it. Flattened out relatively quickly. Holds a number of adults and kids. Two issues: 1/ one of the screws holding the clamping unit was not locked down. It came lose sduring a thrid night in the water and the pad floated a 1/4 miles down the lake. 2/ Take two people to effectively fold it back up.