47''Portable insulated bathtub, Ice Bath Tub for Athletes, Inflation-free bathtub for shower, Ice Plunge Tub with Cover, Baths at Home & Outdoor（with Cover）

Very comfortable and a lot of space. Unfortunately it was not good for outdoor space due to the material being soft plastic. Like a pool liner. If I were using it inside it would be great for me.

I had hemorrhoid surgery and needed a bathtub to soak in for recovery. I’ve only used it for two days so far, but it does the job and I love how much space I have to stretch out in it. It’s better than a traditional tub in that regard. The only real issue is draining it. I have to lift it off of the drain hole in my shower and hold it that way, then let the water drain from the tub to where I can finally flip it upside down to drain the remaining water. It’s a pain, but I’m still glad I bought it. It’s been a lifesaver for this recovery process. I just wish the draining part were easier.

I live in Las Vegas where the heat can be relentless, and this portable bath tub has been an absolute lifesaver. I was a bit skeptical at first, but the insulation is fantastic — it really keeps the water cold for a surprisingly long time. Setup was simple, no inflating required, and the gosling yellow color looks great on my patio. After workouts or just on hot afternoons, I jump in for a quick cooldown and it makes a huge difference. It’s sturdy, comfortable, and exactly what I needed. Highly recommend for anyone living in a hot climate!

This portable bathtub is a game-changer—no setup or inflation needed, just unfold and use. The 59” interior is roomy enough to stretch out, and the five-layer insulation keeps water hot or cold for longer. It’s super easy to store or take on the go, and the build quality feels durable. Great for ice baths or relaxing soaks at home or outdoors!

Great initial experience. Dosent weigh much. Each to move, great value.But after using for 45 days there are 2 leaks. One in the bottom, but worry not, the bottom is double layer with a thin material between so it still holds water, however its holding water between the two layers and now moving the tub is less easy since its carrying water.Found the hole, its a tiny, pin price only viewable when I tr u to force the water out from between the two layers.The other hole/leak is a seam at the side where the side panel meats the floor. Water has infiltrated into one panel and the materials they use is absorbing it and it acts like cardboard, the panel sorta just melting slowly shorter and shorter.We know Chinese quality control is lacking, but we buy it anyway because we want the cheap price

This has easy set up, but no directions on refolding, maintains the temperature and I can truly extend my legs completely and soak all the way up to my shoulders..that is heaven. But the sides bowed out from the heat and volume of water. I need to get ratchet straps to keep the integrity. You need something close be to hold onto and help pull up on to get out. Does NOT have a bag to help transport it. Otherwise totally worth it.

It does okay. The pictures are all misleading. The height of the tub may be almost 20 inches, but the actual fill line is roughly 12.5. This is just a little more than your typical 9" tub. Yes, you can fill it up more if you'd like but you'd probably risk it folding open and causing a small flood.We have a 36" wide shower and this was just a little too big to use properly with the legs out. Again, the pictures state that the width of the tub is 21.7". Not technically true. With the stabilizing legs out, it's almost 37". Again, can you use it without putting the legs out? Probably. Might work if you have a small shower and side is propped up against the wall. Your mileage may vary.Also, like stated by many people, it's terrible to drain if you have a center drain. The bottom of the tub is made of vinyl and the water in the tub seals the bottom of the tub against the drain. You have to lift it up off the drain enough so the water can empty out of your tub/shower. Could be difficult depending on how much water you actually have in the tub.Okay for comfort. The sides are floppy so you have to put it near a wall. Not a dealbreaker but just something to be aware of if you're looking to lean back or rest your head somewhere. You might not be able to.Comes with 2 patches for leaks if yours develops one.

We bought these to take on vacation because the VRBO only had showers and no tubs. Not to worry, they folded nicely for travel and made our stay much more pleasant. My daughter in law is still using hers at home.