Inflatable Floating Dock Air Dock Platform with Electric Pump, Floating Island Raft with None-Slip Surface for Pool Beach Ocean Water Mat Lake Floats

These inflatable docks are usually super expensive so I was glad to find an off brand version that's about half or less than the name brands. The inflatable seems well constructed and pretty durable. It's got D-rings for anchoring or tying it up. The ladder is a nice touch but this is probably the part that will break first. It's just short and will probably take a beating. The included pump is cordless which is convenient but it lacks horsepower. You'll get one inflation and one deflation on a single charge if you're lucky. It took me a minute to figure out how to get the right fitting to attach so make sure to read the pump instructions (because I didn't). The carrying bag is convenient but it's pretty thin and probably won't last long. Overall, this is a good compromise on quality and price. It's not as nice as a Bote dock but it's also WAY cheaper which makes it a great value.

Each summer we have a family reunion with our big extended family. We swim and eat together and reunite for a while.One of the teens favorite activities is to go out to the floating dock and push each other off it. They also do crazy jumps, dives, tricks.The younger kids like to do so as well but not nearly as crazy as the older kids. I often got nervous when littler one was out there with them. We've had a few tears when a little one got thrown off who wasn't ready for it.solution? Their own dock.This is perfect for the little ones to play on. It doesn't have to be as far out because they are shorter and don't do the crazy stuff that would require deep water.Some of the younger kids don't do a ladder so we put them on the dock ourselves.One thing is PSI. What do I pump it up to. I don't want to ruin it so I worry about overinflation. We have a bunch of blow-up paddleboards, so I was expecting a similar feel.But even if it's not super stiff on top it's still very fun. The younger kids feel special with their own dock that the older kids aren't allowed on.Fun item.

This fishing platform has proven to be a valuable asset for my fishing endeavors. Its substantial size necessitates the use of an electric pump, which conveniently connects to the 12 DV outlet in my vehicle, alleviating the strain of manual inflation. Once afloat, I employ a SUP paddle to navigate to my desired fishing spot. While paddling a platform of this width requires some practice, it becomes manageable with the assistance of another person, enabling us to propel it like a canoe. Although it may not be suitable for extensive use on large bodies of water, it excels in smaller environments such as ponds and clam lakes. The four D-rings, strategically positioned at each corner, provide secure anchor points, ensuring stability and preventing wind-induced movement.In terms of stability, the platform performs admirably. While the floor is not as taut as a SUP, it offers a slight give without compromising balance. This flexibility does not hinder movement or create the sensation of being on a trampoline. Overall, this fishing platform complements my fishing arsenal, alongside my belly boat and kayaks, enhancing my ability to catch more fish.

We got this to take to the lake for the little kids to play on and jump off of. We finally got it out this last weekend and put it to good use. The kids loved it.It is pretty easy to set up and take down with a couple of things I don't like. It says to use the electric pump until it no longer starts inflating and then transition to a manual pump to finish it off. The problem is that it did not come with a manual pump to get it to 100% inflation. Luckily for me I have paddle board pumps that I was able to use. It also does not mention what PSI to inflate it to. Most paddle boards are close to 15 psi but this does not indicate what is appropriate.Overall, we like it. It works great. Wish the set up was a little more detailed as it did not come with a manual pump or instructions on appropriate PSI but otherwise it seems to be well made and fun for the kids.

I can not get my kid off of this thing. She is almost 6 and will spend the whole day running off of it and jumping into the lake. The ladder on the back make it super easy for her to get on and off on her own. Comes with an awesome portable air inflater which is perfect for not just this but any other damn floatie you have.