Summer Waves 10ft x 30in Quick Set Inflatable Above Ground Pool with Filter Pump
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- Condition
- New
- Capacity
- 608 gal
- Weight
- 22.5 lb
- Color
- blue
- Material
- Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
- Shape
- Round
- Indoor Outdoor Usage
- Outdoor
- In the box
- Filter CartridgeFilter Pump
Features 5
- Splash the day away in the comfort and privacy of your own backyard with this inflatable pool
- Round shape measures 10 feet in diameter and 2.5 feet deep for a 608-gallon capacity
- Includes RX330 pool filter pump with GFCI
- Rapid installation allows you to set this pool up in minutes
- Includes filter cartridge with a built-in chlorinator and a D filter cartridge for the pump
Description
Summer Fun is here with the easy and convenient Quick Set Ring Pool. Designed with an inflatable top ring, the pool rises as it fills for quick and effortless setup. Constructed with durable PVC to last and perform, this ring pool will give you endless hours of splash time and unbeatable value. Easy set-up and ready for water in 10 minutes, just inflate top ring and fill Durable triple layer PolyLaminate PVC with polyester inner mesh sidewalls Includes RX330 filter pump, 110-120V with GFCI with easy to replace filter cartridge
Specs 12
| Brand | Summer Waves |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 608 gallons |
| Shape | Round |
| Color | blue |
| Material | Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) |
| Brand Name | Summer Waves |
| UPC | 845662000254 |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
| Model Number | 77130 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 77130 |
| Item Weight | 22.5 pounds |
| Material Type | Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) |
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Not perfect but much better then Intex
We have bought an Intex pool for the last 5 years for the kiddos to splash in. The last 2 years they went super cheap (underweight fillter, poor design, etc) so we went looking for a replacement. This pool fit the bill well. When we pulled it out I was a bit concerned that it did not seem "substantial" enough but with a filter that runs super quiet (about half as loud as Intex) and a design that has stood up to months of abuse, I am very happy with this purchase. As with any pool, you need to have a floating cholorinator or some other chemical system otherwise it will get cloudy. But after the failures of the Intex models. I was very pleased by this filter system. It quickly cleared the cloudiness and kept the water well circulated with the barest amount of chlorine. It looses one star because after 3 months of use it is starting to sag a bit more then the Intex did but by this point last summer we had abandoned our Intex because the filter broke. So, all in all, very pleased. Good choice. Update - we had some leaking issues after about 2 months and Summer Waves' Customer Service was amazing. Not only were they incredibly friendly (and US based!!!) but they did a great job fixing the issue at no cost to me. All in all, this is our new go to pool.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2017 by MonkezUncle
Good
I ordered this for my uncle. He likes a pool in the backyard for my 2 nephews when they come over they have something to do. This pool is 10 feet wide and 30 inches tall so if your looking for a good pool for adults this is not it. You can sit in it but now swim in it. Well I can’t lol 😆 ain’t no where to swim to lol 😆 overall it’s good for the purpose we needed it for. I do sit in it with my 2 nephews one it 5 y.o and the other is 3 y.o He did say it was easy go put together and so far it’s doing good. I will say for $200 dollars that’s crazy tho because I’ve seen this same pool for cheaper value at about $120 on Amazon as well after this pool was purchased. So shop around
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2021 by marshana johnson
Important hints for easy set up!
This pool is exactly what I was expecting. Yes it's small, pretty much for a quick soak on a hot day. You can sit on your butt and the water is to your sholders/neck. Dont let the other reviews fool you in saying its difficult to set up or terrible after set up you just have to do it correctly and its great. 1. We put our pool on our cement patio and put a tarp (12x12) under it for extra toughness for the bottom. It could just as easily go in the grass with or without a tarp. I just felt better with the tarp incase of small rocks and such. 2. We filled up the blow up ring via a small compressor. I can see this being harder without a compressor but a hand bicycle pump would do the same thing. 3. We put the pump attachments together according to the picture directions. Read a little and look at the photos. Very simple directions. 4. We started filling the pool. AND THIS IS WHAT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT!!! Have patience and stand there the whole time for atleast the first 1/4 of it filling. During this time, stretch the bottom out flat as it slowly fills. Yes, put your hands in the water, grab the bottom and pull it in whatever direction is needed to smooth out the wrinkles. You will not beable to get the wrinkles out of the bottom unless you do this as its filling. DONT BE LAZY put this tiny bit of work in at the beginning of it filling and you'll have a totally flat bottom pool unlike the whiners in the other 1 and 2 star reviews. 5. We let it fill to the fill line on the inside of the blow up pool ring. It took about 2 hrs in total from start to finish. 6. Cleaning is easy. I got a small net from the dollar store to scoop out anything that falls in. I also got a kitty litter tub to rise feet off before stepping in. We put about a cup of chlorine in every 2-3days. It stays clean. I also put a pop up canopy (12x12) over it so I dont get sun burned but that's your preference 10/10 I would recommend and do not regret it whatsoever.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2020 by Kimberly
Love it so far.
Just got it today, 2 days sooner than the earliest estimate. It beat the additions I ordered for it, lol. Set it up and it's about half full. So far, no leaks. Set up was relatively simple. Though it does take a bit of muscle to lift the wrinkles out as it's filling. I did as suggested, and when it was about 1/4 full (maybe a little less) I went around and lifted and manipulated it to ease out the wrinkles. It took some doing, and a lot of back and forth. I worked it like changing a tire, opposing sides, back and forth. Pump was easy to install, everything was pretty cut and dry. It seems well built, relatively easy to set up (muscle helps), is of a decent size for relaxing and letting the little ones have some cooling, summer fun. I caught it when the price had dropped, snagged it quick, and the price had almost doubled by the next day. The price does seem to fluctuate, surfing the different sellers could catch the better deal. Overall, very pleased with this purchase at this point in time. Edit: Used it all last summer, with no trouble. We drained and rolled it up, like a burrito, for winter storage. We were able the pool into a large lawn bag without difficulty, though it was a 2 person job. We had no leaks, no trouble at all. The pump is the only thing to complain about, though for the price, we knew it wasn't a great pump. The pump still did the job. Cleaning the filter was an issue, the pump didn't want to deal back up after opening it for the filter. We smeared Vaseline around the seal and fixed that issue. This year, we decided to pay for a better pump. Looking forward to when we can enjoy it again this summer.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2021 by Kindle Customer
Piece of junk
I’m not much on reviewing products, but I feel like this one is worth doing one. It’s junk plain and simple. It was not difficult to set up, the pump has worked well for what it is (it’s cheap) but I really just wanted something that would keep The water moving. I added some basic pool Chemicals in very small amounts to combat algae and what not. No issues there. Where the real issue is, is the inflatable ring. After about two weeks it won’t hold air. It gets no abuse, just my wife and I floating around. So no kids jumping on it. I’ve been around the whole ring, including using some dish soap to try and find the leak, I cannot find it. Today I re-inflated it, we got in and within 10 min if was back down to half inflation. You would think with that kind of rapid deflation it would be obvious where the leak is but I cannot find it. I would not waste my money on this product. I knew that at this price there was a chance it could be low quality but man was I surprised. I at least expected to get the summer out of it. 2 weeks and it’s basically toast.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2021 by Amazon Customer
Read my comments below to not get into trouble with this pool... if you do IT'L BE GREAT!!!
First off I had a HORRIBLE situation with the first one of these I received. I didn't read all the negative reviews until AFTER the first pool had arrived. The #1 thing to remember IS TO ONLY ORDER THIS PRODUCT FROM A SELLER THAT IS "FULFILLED BY AMAZON". Non-Amazon fulfillment NULLIFIES your manufacturer's 90-day warranty because the little nobody-sellers aren't authorized resellers for Polygroup; you will ONLY have your Amazon A-Z satisfaction warranty - after that NOTHING. As far as the pictures of people with un-round, lopsided and mis-shapen pools - that's all 100% user-error. I did what you're not supposed to - I setup on sandy soil topped with landscaping gravel AND MY POOL IS 100% PERFECTLY ROUND. Wanna know the secret? Take a tape measure and mark out 10' from the center of where you want it then use a 4' level to "rake" the ground radially from the center point around the entire radius of the pool area until its level. Oh and throw a $3 tarp from Harbor Freight under it. THAT'S IT, THAT'S THE BIG SECRET. You can use household bleach as chlorine in your small pool; it actually works better than tablets. Initial treatment is 4oz per 1000 gal, which raises chlorine to 2ppm (the desired chlorine level for a pool is between 1-3ppm). After the initial treatment you're going to have to start using test strips to see how much to add and when you need to add it. Household bleach is the SAME THING as liquid pool chlorine, but at half the strength. The cover that they sell specifically for this pool fits and looks great. USE IT if you don't want the sun to burn and ruin the inflatable ring on the pool. Assume your going to buy a new cover every year because of the sun damage. Also remember to leave the the inflated ring a little under inflated initially. You want to inflated to proper tightness WHEN THE HEAT AND SUN IS AT ITS PEAK. This is to avoid "blowing out" the inflated ring due to increase in air pressure due to thermal expansion - common sense, right? Finally, don't be shy about spraying this thing down with Armor All - its equivalent to SPF 40 protection for the vinyl - if you want this thing to last you'll keep it coated with something to cut down on the damage caused by the ever-present sun. The filter is straightforward and SILENT and it moves a respectable volume of water - sufficient to circulate the water in this size pool
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Lots of Air Leaks
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2020 by Barbara S.
Easy Set Up
We wanted a pool for the summer without spending a lot of money. I was disappointed how expensive pools were (probably due to increased demand from the effects of COVID19), and we ended up getting this one for about $180-$190 shipped. It doesn't look very sturdy in most people's photos, so I thought it was going to be a piece. Thankfully, I was wrong! This pool is so much nicer than what I thought we were getting. I still don't know if it'll last more than a season, but we are happy with what we got. It was easy to set up. We followed the instructions for the filter because of some reviews that said it burnt out right away. Ours has been working great for two hours now. The instructions to say to run it 2.5 hours a day, so that's what we intend to do. We're very happy so far! Update: We've had our pool for one month now, and we're still happy with our purchase. We ended up buying a pool cover, chlorine tablets for the filter, test strips to make sure the chlorine is at a safe level, extra filter cartridges, and a shock treatment. Also, we bought a vinyl patch kit. Why a patch kit? Well, we got a hole on the rim of our pool, and it started to deflate! We initially patched it with flex tape that we had, which worked for a few days but eventually let air out. We re-patched it with flex tape a couple more times while we waited for the vinyl patch kit to arrive. It's been patched with the vinyl patch it for about a week now and is doing fine. So, you may want to consider having a vinyl patch kit on hand just in case you get a hole in the rim of your pool, too.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2020 by Becky in Iowa