Intex PureSpa Removable Customizable Inflatable Hot Tub Headrest Lounge Pillow Spa Accessory Compatible with Intex PureSpa Models

Muy cómodo para recostar la cabeza en el jacuzzi

Works well for my husband to rest his head when relaxing in our tub. Kept falling off because it was too light when we only had air in it. Using the enclosed funnel to add some water made a big difference! I don't use mine as much but that's because I'm usually practicing my mermaid techniques and sliding around the tub, the pillow just isn't as useful for me although I do find it comfortable.

Inflation is difficult, beside want able to push the inflating valve into pillow, it sticks out

First let me start of with the pros:-Comfortable... mostly.-AffordableNow the cons:-If you don't use water to partially fill it, they don'tstay put.-I had to scoot down in the hot tub to make thebest use of it. If you're taller than 6 ft, be aware.YMMV.I bought 2 of them and had a little trouble inflating them. I finally decided to do what the directions said is an optional step and used the included adapter to partially fill them with water. The valve would require a mouth the approximate size of a blue whale to inflate, so I used the low pressure attachment on an air compressor to fill them the rest of the way with air.As I said in the cons, I had to scoot down some to make comfortable use of the headrest. I'm 5'10". My dad, who is 5'8", didn't seem to have that issue.I am happy enough with them that I plan on getting 2 more.

I was looking for a way to relax in my Intex hot tub in total comfort, so I took a chance on this inflatable headrest accessory. Sadly, it provided nothing but flimsy disappointment and a literal pain in my neck!Fool that I am, I ignored the warning signs from other 1-star reviews. But it took just one use to find out this headrest blows...and not in a good way. I could barely get the cheap vinyl to inflate all the way. It deflated faster than my souffle on Hell's Kitchen.I hoped at least it would stay in place while I soaked. But nope - the "headrest" kept sliding around the tub like a greased watermelon, providing zero actual support. Nothing says relaxation like constantly repositioning a glorified pool floaty!And the agony this thing put on my neck! I'd have been better off using the corner of the hot tub for a head rest. At least that would've provided some stability instead of wobbling all over.Save your money and just use a rolled up towel if you need some neck support. This inflatable headrest utterly failed at its one simple job. I should've read the reviews instead of learning this lesson the hard way. Back to resting my weary head against the side it is!

Got this as a prank for my husband and his love for his Coleman inflatable spa. However he did not like it as much as I do. Guess joke is on him

Why did you pick this product vs others?:PriceFunctionality:Doesn't stay in place when you put your head on it.

At 5'6", I' not that tall but tall enough that this is more comfortable to rest my head against than the lower spa wall. As a bonus, I can flip it so the plumper shorter side faces in then there is space between my back and the wall for the bubbles to really get at my stiff shoulders. I filled mine so the 2 hanging down parts have water and the rest is air. I have a SaluSpa and it's really sticks on there and I tossed it under the cover when I was done. It came with a funnel for filling which I used in place of my wall chlorine dispenser to push water in. It fits on there like the plug covers do. Wasn't sure this would be worth it but it totally is. It's super thick material maybe 3-4x as thick as a cheap pool toy. I'm wondering how awesome it would be to get like 20 of these and totally line the wall with them!