Robelle Industries Inc Kiddie Pool - 58" x 13" 300 Liters

desertcart.com: Intex Kiddie Pool - Kid's Summer Sunset Glow Design - 58" x 13" : Toys & Games Review: Colorful and Sturdy - This is such a nice pool for young children. It is quite sturdy and colorful with its blue bottom and green, pink, and yellow side rings encircling the entire pool. It was easy to blow up. We used a pump, but you could also blow it up by mouth if you have the time (and enough oxygen). The pool has an unusual puffy bottom which cushions young feet from the surface underneath. We put the pool on our deck, and the grandchildren didn't feel the boards underneath the pool at all. Size wise - the pool easily fits three young children (four might be work, but would be a bit squishy). It holds a lot of water because of the depth of the pool's sides. This pool was a bit more expensive than other comparable pools, but I think this pool will definitely last more than one season. It was worth the extra money I spent when I purchased it. Review: Perfect for the money and for our 1-year old twins - When we got it it did already have a small hole in one side section, but my husband found it and patched it (patch was included) easily. After that it has been fantastic. LOVE that the floor is padded too. Our 12 month olds have a ball in it and since the floor was inflatable I hardly had to worry with their falling down a lot. The size is perfect for two (we have twins), and the sides are the perfect height - right now it's keeping them from wanting to crawl out. I also plan to use it as a "ball" pool indoors later this year - we'll see how it holds up then. I read the reviews about not being able to empty it - since our kids are young we only filled it with a few inches of water so we used a bucket to get most out (only needed to do a couple of times) then easily lifted one side to pour the rest out. But if it was totally full for older kids I can see the problem, but it is easily solved with a bucket. Just a piece of advice - if you do fill it with water outside, don't leave the water in there for more than a day or two. We did and it got a very slippery algae-like film on it that was very time-consuming to scrub off.