I have a 30 year old floatie that has been to many countries... because it's easy to pack and easy to inflate. It has 2 cylinders that inflate quickly. I take it everywhere.
https://intl.target.com/p/poolmaster...elect=51257285
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I have a 30 year old floatie that has been to many countries... because it's easy to pack and easy to inflate. It has 2 cylinders that inflate quickly. I take it everywhere.
https://intl.target.com/p/poolmaster...elect=51257285
Weeboy1, won’t be there till February 18th.....thanks everyone for your replies, I’m going to look for one to bring for sure!!!
We brought these down last year from Cdn Tire. Light to pack and can easily be blown up��
http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/sp...3071p.html#srp
My wife loves those. Your not up on top of a raft and can still stay cool by being in the water. Also. If you're forced to blow it up manually, it's really quick.Quote:
Originally Posted by hey_mon
I know at White Sands they have alot of extra floats kept on the side of the restaurant if you're staying there...
Yes....Come by the White Sands, get a cold drink, and join a bunch of us floating that time in Feb !!!!
Ordered one from Amazon and Canadian Tire has the other recommendation in stock so getting one of those too for backup, would love to check out White Sands’s, will look for those who “float”.....lol!!!!��
That would be great but it says it needs adult supervision and no one we go with qualifies to cover that!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Georgia
We typically pack one of these in our luggage every year, and use it to support our soft cooler big enough to store 12 red stripes and dragons. We call it our “Bheer Barge”. You can see us in the water every day near White Sands in mid-February.
Intex 58894EP 18-Pocket Suntanner Lounge 74"x28" https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00590WSDS..._JRs8zb0Y6B6CH
LOL I guess I didn’t read the fine print… !Quote:
Originally Posted by billndonna