Surprisingly, this was really easy to set up and use. So far, it seems durable with no leakage. Love its portability! Definitely recommend

This ice bath tub is perfect for my athlete son! It’s spacious and well-supported, making recovery after workouts much easier. The added hooks and pocket for accessories are thoughtful features. This has become an essential part of his routine!

Easy to put together and take down. Which makes it nice to use and put away again. Plus with it being oval versus circular, it makes it easier to get in/get out and sit inside if you want to or need to.

This thing is pretty flimsy. I’m not saying it might not hold water. The instructions are garbage very frustrating to try to put together. I’m having some issues with it and I emailed them over three days ago for some support and haven’t heard a thing.I still have time, but I’m thinking the best choice is to send it backIt’s a shame because they’ve almost made a good product, but they’ve made everything so cheap and skimped in every spot imaginable.I’ll update us shortly with a short video showing what I think is wrong

Great bang for buck and sturdy

Really nice quality ice bathGreat for me and my family and kids that are in sportsVery easy and quick break down and set upWe take it around from house to house depending on where we’re going - even on vacation we take itSo far it’s been wonderful and holds water and cold well

Fits my shower perfectly and me and I'm 6'

I finally had time to set this up last night and it took me 5-10 minutes to figure out all the different parts. The manual is decent but hard to read with tiny prints and I was too lazy to read the couple of small pages with tiny illustrations but I did remember seeing the photo on the product page showing all the White T-junctions PVC go on the top frame and the Black ones at the bottom. One thing to note is that there are 2 slightly Curved T-Junctions with Black arrow labels that connect the 2 matching curved tubes with arrows at one end. Then it's just a matter of separating those Aluminum pillars or tubes. This is the tricky part some have 2 lock buttons on them, some with no buttons with just holes, and then a couple with just one push-to-lock button only. The thing that was confusing me was that the 2 middle pillars or tubes only have 1 button on them instead of 2, so you have to decide whether to use the button to lock onto the top White T-junction or the bottom Black T-junction but not both. It's not a big deal, that threw me off track for a bit. Anyway, both ways should work just fine. As for the tub itself, the fabric insulation is quite thick so it should be quite durable, unlike those small inflatable pools. A couple of small repair adhesive patches are included along with a small pump as well. So after I had everything set up and in place, it was larger than I; 'd imagined in real life :). I am just a little under 6 feet tall and there is quite a lot of room in there when sitting in there, my shoulders were just barely over the top with only my neck and head sticking out :). There is some padding at the bottom of the tub but not too thick but it helps. I also tried to inflate the top ting that goes around the tube with the included pump but as soon as I removed the pump, most of the air escaped out by the time I could close the cap the first few tries. Not sure if the air valve is defective or if it's meant to work that way but I had to be really quick to close the cap once the pump is removed to keep what air is left in there from leaking out. without water, it was a little wobbly but once water and ice are added, it's more stable. I mean as long as you are not going swimming in there, it should be sturdy enough to sit and lean on with the included inflatable pillow. Other than that, this is a nice portable bathtub to have, easy to set up now that I know how, has durable and thick fabric insulation but not too bulky or heavy, and it comes in a nice large zipper carrying bag.