Giant Inflatable 103" Golden Dragon Pool Float - Luxy Float

This inflatable is huge & added fun to my pool all season. It survived the season with no holes or leaks so it’s now deflated for use again next year. Highly recommend.

This float is made out of thick, solid, durable material. It's has several different air valves , to fill it up with air. It does need a air pump of some kind to fill it up. The seams are intact, there isn't any pin holes in it. It's holding air great. The float will hold multi-people just fine, no issues. There is 2 handles on the neck to hold on too. This float is huge, and looks great out on the lake or in the pool. Lot's of fun to be had with it.

I cannot tell you how much we had FUN with this “golden dragon of ridiculousness” (as we deemed it!!!)After this crazy 2020 year, we decided we need an over the top float for our lake week. This was worth every penny! It was a favorite of all the kids, big and small! (And by “kids,” I mean my 21 yr old daughter who claimed the dragon as her own!)It inflated with a pump very easily. There were multiple inflation points, which is nice if one area were to get a hole (it did NOT.)Over the week, it did start to deflate a little with the heavy use it was getting but there were one way valves on the inflation points so SUPER EASY to reinflate.We 100% recommend the golden dragon!!

Good quality. Minus one star for being rather pricey. We bought it as a party prop rather than as a floatation device. But my daughter loved it and it was a hit with all the kids.

I loved this float. Sadly one of my companions burned a hole in it after 30mins on the river and a patch helped keep me going. It is really big. More like an epic inflatable raft that you lay down on. The pro is the wings keep you from getting too close to strangers on a really crowded river. The con is that you really have no control as you are completely out of the water. It is best for relaxing on calm waters or as I ended up doing -tying a rope through the handles/ around the dragon's neck and to a friend's kayak which worked really well until a herd of people going down river faster than me pushed it over and then I got tackled in the rope and dragged. I can tell also from that experience to make sure the water isn't shallow or full of large rocks and low hanging trees. The large float makes it harder to avoid those obstacles.

I was very disappointed in this. Its so pretty and was easy to inflate, however the first time we used it, it popped. The hole was too big to even patch it. We had some very excited children when they saw it because it was so big and so pretty, but, that didn't help with the use of it. I am hoping that we just got a defective one and that they all aren't like that.But, sadly, I cannot recommend this item. I feel like the looks are great, but, plastic is cheap.Save your money and your kid's disappointment.

I bought Goldie in 2018, piloted her down a river a few times (and by "piloted" I mean held on for dear life because those wings really catch the wind), and for the last six years she's sat inflated on a high shelf in our unheated/uncooled Quonset hut. Like, I don't think she's lost ANY air. (If you plan on taking an inflatable dragon down a river with Class- III rapids, may I suggest deflating the wings, bringing a duckie paddle, and of course wearing a helmet and whitewater PFD.)

Love it