IntexSnorkel Buddies Snapset Pool - 5'X10" (Style May Vary), Multicolor (56451EP)

Not sure why this pool received so many negative reviews. You absolutely get what you pay for!! Expectations for some are just way too high for an item that is $12.67!We got this pool for our 3 year old to play in when our neighborhood pool is hosting their half day swim meets & practices or for when it’s just ridiculously over crowded! It was very easy to fill up, decent size & didn’t require all the tools to inflate like our last pool. The pool is flimsy if the sides are stepped on, pushed in from the outside or jumped on. Very simple fix by pushing the sides in the opposite direction & it’s standing tall again. The sides are very durable & the inside lining is the same material of any other inflatable pool. The depth is about knee high for our 3 year old & reaches her mid back when sitting down flat. For $12.67....you couldn’t ask for anything more! She has no clue how much we spent, yet she’s never been happier!

My 3 yr old Grandtwins were visiting for the summer, I wanted to get a pool for them and This worked because it folds. Easy to fill and drain. The neighbor kids came over to Cool off from the summer heat, it actually did fit 3 -4 children. The side of the pool is flimsy because it folds, but once fill it keeps the water in unless children fold it with their hands or feet getting in or out, then some water Will spill out, but not a big deal. it's now folded in the garage until Next summer. I feel I got my money's worth.

The amount capacity is like a normal sized water pull it was great I used it for mianis and they loved it was durable with their nails but not too much to puncture it. If there was ever a hole it did come with a patch that would cover the hole. The depth and performance is good, just don't leave tiny kiddos unintended. There was no need to inflate it it just was a round plastic in a box. You can hold a lot of water in it, idk 🤣🤣 it's a pool figure it out. Up to you how much water you want 🙂The only thing that sucks when forgetting it is that it's in a box and it'll become all wavy and it won't be straight but if you just fix that with water and using it it'll go back to normal and time.

Since I was younger, we have always purchased these pools from Intex. They have become increasingly harder to find. They are by far the easiest to set up and drain! They also have always been the most durable. With it being so hot in California and summer obviously here, I wanted one for my daughter. At Target and other stores, they carry Intex but not these Snapset pools. They are NOT inflatable like the description says, which is actually one of the best things about them. I bought a cheap inflatable one from Target until I got this one, let me just tell you...having to wait 20-30 minutes for the sides to inflate on that with a young one waiting is ridiculous, let alone what a pain it is to drain it even when you barely fill it.This pool is a LIFESAVER! Quick and easy to get up! Great design around the edges! I love that it comes in multiple sizes, so you can pick the one that is best for you! This one is also more durable when it comes to dogs and other animals being around it. When we need to drain it, simply press down the side and you're done...no bucketing or trying to flip it. If you end up with a film or algae on the inside (it happens with the heat!), simple take a green scrubby to it!

this pool didn't last for a great deal of time but was great to have for a little while. my biggest issue was the sides but other than that, it's good for a little pool. My littles loved it. toddler approved, easy to put up and take down.

I've had this size (5'x10') and the 8' version made by the same company. Both were great... the sides will crack if you leave it out in the sun too much.. I learned this with the 8' pool.. we got 4 months worth of usage of it, where it was in the sun 75% of the time.. patched the crack with duct tape and it worked for 2 more uses.. it comes with a patch in case the soft plastic bottom gets a hole as well- but we didn't have this issue. Decided the 8' pool was annoying to clean and a bit hard to set up with one person (we used it A LOT) and decided when replacing it to get this 5' pool instead.Description says inflatable, which it is not. The picture is accurate, however. The 5' pool is easy enough for one person to set up without much hassle.. I have 2 year old twins that love this thing! Small enough to fit under our shaded patio and it is already holding up SO much better than the one we kept in the sun. for the price- get a new one each summer and you won't have to store it or worry about cleaning it all the time..

Don't expect much. This is just some flimsy kiddie pool. It's not going to be incredibly durable because the bottom is plastic. Also, the first time you fill this up, you'll have to hold up the walls just long enough to get a good pool of water at the bottom. Then it's fine and works as expected. However, I don't think anyone purchasing this kiddie pool has incredibly high expectations for it. I used it to mix up 1/3 manure, 1/3 pearlite and 1/3 peat moss to create a good soil for my vegetable gardens, and then once I was done, I made it as small as I could once again for next year when I need to mix up some more soil. If I wanted to freak out my neighbors, I might fill it up in the front yard, put on my bathing suit and start slamming some Natty Light... but it may lower the property values as well since no one really wants to see a fat 36 year old dude getting drunk in a kiddie pool out front.