Piscine gonflable de 12 pi x 10 pi, plateforme de piscine flottante avec filet de sécurité, station de nage modulaire avec pompe à air électrique pour Ocean Party, surface antidérapante durable Eva

So we've only tried this one time, but it successfully kept the sea nettles out as we floated in the lower Potomac River (and they were plentiful over July 4.) There wasn't a huge current so the netting stayed down pretty well as it is heavy-duty. There are clasps on the outside of the netting that maybe you could tether some weights (or an anchor) to to help, but if you are in tidal waters that can be tricky (and I'm not sure I'd want to get outsize the netting to pull up anchor! Getting it in and out is not easy as it is large and cumbersome to move. We got it in on a beach, and "paddled" it out but that takes a decent amount of effort as the net acts as a heavy drag in the water. The rings on the top you use to tether to your boat or dock seem sturdy, and did hold us in place, but with all inflatables I do worry they may be a future weak point. Anyway, it does what it says, seems very well made, and if it's 100 degrees out and there are jelly fish around, then it may be worth the price to you! Just make sure you have 4-6 people to help you move it in and out while avoiding snagging it on the ground if going from land. (I can't speak to boat operations - probably much easier.)

Could not possibly be more perfect! (Make sure it’s inflated all the way…once you have it where you want it don’t pull the pump out right away, give the flap a second to close)

It’s definitely not made for the lake. It collects algae and I was under the impression that it has smaller holes in the net. It would be amazing in the ocean off a yacht! wanted one for 5 years they are finally made in the UsA and you don’t have to wait 5 months to get it I’m happy enough

Great quality and we will be using it in the lake we live on. My wife and kids don’t like it when little fish nip at them.

Extremely high quality! I was worried this thing would be sub par but it’s not. It inflates easily with the pump provided and seems like it would hold up a lot of weight. I am a big guy at 5’ 11” and 265 and it didn’t seem like that mass would be a problem on the lake. I was shocked at how firm it was when we inflated it. Winter just ended so I only had a chance to sit on it in my driveway with my toddlers but it is a heavy duty floatable. The best part is according to the pics on line it is solid plastic bottom but when it got unpacked it’s netting! Awesome!