Intex 56508EP Inflatable Floating Swimming Pool Toys Volleyball Game, Green

Well made and fun to use! The only complaint I have is how flimsy it is. It was a pain in the rear trying to get it into the pool after it was inflated because it kept wanting to fold in half, making getting it over the edge of the pool almost impossible (it'd have been a LOT easier with two people, admittedly). It's fun, relatively inexpensive, and easy to set up. The directions are CRAP and nigh unreadable. I didn't even bother after about 5 minutes of trying to decypher them. I simply went off what the picture looked like on the box and was able to set it up within a few minutes. Despite what they recommend, I *did* use an air compressor to inflate the net. Like HECK if I was blowing that thing up myself and I didn't have any other way to inflate it. I will say you NEED to use the weight bags to keep this thing in place. Otherwise it'll be out of the pool and across the yard if there's so much as a gentle breeze blowing! We had a ton of fun using it at a pool party we hosted. Everyone loved it and had a blast! Our pool was technically too small for it (I honestly had thought it was much smaller than it was, but that was definitely an error on my part, not the sellers!). e still enjoyed it (even though it's almost as wide as our easy set). Just a tip: if you're having issues with the ball going too far or being blown around, deflate it a bit. If you still have issues, add a small amount of pool water in it. If you do this, be sure to empty it out and let the nozzle open so that it dries out inside EVERY time after you're done with it so that it doesn't get disgusting inside.

I bought this a few months ago but only really have used it twice during big pool parties since then. The price was awesome and it keeps the party active and having fun. The size is good for any size pool, I do have a rather large pool and didn’t feel like it was so big it took up all the space (for people in the pool who were not playing to still have their own space) but also big enough to still separate both sides of the pool. So far no deflation issues. I will say I got creative with inflating it though, I used a automatic air pump for a car tire, the kind that goes into your cigarette lighter in your car. I filled it in the garage and dragged it out to the pool area. Also, I had to get creative with how to keep the anchor bags heavy enough. I put metal weights in them. I found if I had the weight bags in the water that the slack on the rope would let it float wherever it wanted. Found that keeping the weight bags outside the pool on the edge was easier to keep it centered and not floating away. Hope this long review helps anyone with odd little pointers in the future. Overall very good product, lots of fun, so far no issues with quality or deflation.

It looked kind of cheesy when I saw this online but I thought, "hey, for the price I'll give it a shot." We have really had a lot of fun with this volleyball net. Easy to set up - put in the pool and take out and it's held up great so far. For the price I even purchased one for a friend.Update - by end of summer the net just fell apart so its useless now. Not sure if it was the Vegas sun but when I went to store it the net came apart all over, it literally crumbled to pieces - was so weird. I'd still recommend it because it was cheap and my boys really had fun with it mist of the summer but downgrading to 4 stars. It would be nice to be able to repkace the net but at that price point i doubt it.Update - i did buy another - kids really enjoy it.

We’ve already had $15 worth of fun with this thing so if it were to not last much longer it would still be worth it. Just know, this is inflatable and so it’s not going to be perfect. The net sags a little in the middle, the ball is really light and doesn’t fly that well, and everything feels fairly plastic and cheap.BUT, it does what it’s supposed to and has provided a few fun volleyball games for this family. We are a family of 4 and in our pool there’s a lot of open area left. We played with some neighbors and had 6 people and that worked way better.Important note: we used the bags provided and put weights in it to keep it stable. Those bags need to reach the bottom of the pool though or else it will still move around, and the string that was provided was too short so I had to use my own.Again, for the money, this is well worth it!

Stopped holding air with not that much use. No holes located but stopped staying inflated. Was fun while it lasted. The ball is too lightweight to make it over the net. We used a real volleyball.Spend the money for a better one!

We bought this for our Cabo Airbnb and it was a great addition to the pool. I gave it 3 stars on easy to inflate because if you blow it up by mouth, it’s not easy. But if you take it to a gas station (make sure you have a large car!) or a battery-operated inflation device, it’s easy. Otherwise, this is a great toy for the kids — and adults. It’s not large so any more than 4 playing and you’ll be in top of each other. The ball also has a mind of its own so if you have people who want to smack it, it’s nothing like a volleyball, especially with little wind. Also, we put rocks in the pouches which you can see in the pic. You need some type of weight or the thing moves every which way, which it should as a flotation device. Have fun and know it’s worth the money!

Enjoyed it, was perfect size.

Easy to assemble, and seems pretty durable so far. I put the P gravel inside plastic bags before I put them in the weight bags, so it was a little bit more difficult to get the P gravel in there, but surprisingly it stays in place very well. It is the perfect width for my oval pool.