Small Space Portable Foldable Soaking Bath Tub for Adults, Japanese Style for Shower Stall, Ideal for Hot or Ice Bath

wow. i’m renting a house that doesn’t have a bath tub and let me tell ya i have been suffering the last year and a half. I finally can take a bath again and draining it is so easy. 10/10 so happy with this purchase.

As advertised, but there is a definite problem with drainage. Supposed to be for a shower, but 99% of showers in this country are in the middle of the floor pan. Like most others, this one is at the end of the tub. Almost impossible to drain, without using some kind of makeshift tubing, or whatever, to lift the bottom of the tub when it's full to allow for drainage. I've kept it because I like to product, even though I have to use a bucket to empty it. Most of the reviews state a problem with drainage.

took about 15 minutes to put together and just what I needed for a shower stall...sturdy fabric and pipes are sturdy and hook together easy...only issue is had to look at the site to see where the floor pipes went...hole was blended in as a white dot lol

The tube frame is unstable. The drain plug is made from very thin plastic so using the expandable draining tube doesn’t fit securely. The suction on the bottom created a plug to the drawing tube so water went everywhere. The 47 inch tub is fine for tiny people (teens etc) but way too small to get comfortable. I returned it.

I have given this bath tub a low rating because it is deadly slippery and it is difficult to get a bathtub mat to stay in place. Otherwise I would have given it 4 stars.Positives: --I have neurological problems that make my legs ache. This tub allows me to soak my legs and ease the pain.--It fits my 4.5 ft square shower beautifully.--I is easy to drain and to lift enough to pour out the last bit of water.--I do not fold it between uses but it easy to slide out of the shower when I want to use the shower as such. I just slide it out and slide it back in later.--It is wide enough to let me turn over on my knees to get out. This is important as I am just shy on 80 years old and cannot get up without going on my knees first.--It is well insulated and holds the heat very well. I have no trouble with a 30-40 minute soak.--The fabric is very sturdy and durable.Negatives:--Dangerously slippery. I would not use this tub for children. Everyone else needs to be extremely careful.--Suction cups on bathtub mats do not stick well to the plastic surface so difficult to mitigate the above.--It is a little deep for us old folks to get in and out of. Hauling a leg over the side takes real effort and special care.--The frame comes apart easily. Fortunately, the legs hold the sides up OK so the tub is useable without the frame being connected. I no longer bother to put it back together.--You can't really put any weight on the frame to help with entry and exit. This is not a surprise on a portable.All in all, I am glad I have this tub and very cautiously recommend it. I am going to try bathtub stickers to try to deal with the slick surface. Fortunately, my shower has grab bars that help with support on entry and exit. I do not use the bottom drain as it sits flat on the floor and does not drain well. It is also difficult to close properly and will pop open if the stopper is not well seated. So I just leave it closed and pour out the last bit of water.

So glad I did the research and read reviews. My place was renovated and the bathtub removed. I have Lyme Disease and muscle and joints need a hot soak. I first bought an inflatable that was cumberson too big for my shower and just a pain to deal with.Looking for an alternative, I found smaller inflatables. Many other noinflatable that were too big for my area and then this model.So pleased with this collapsible tub purchase. Reasonable price ($10k yo have a permanent tub/shower combo installed) easy to put together. No issues at all. It is sturdy comfortable for what it is. I can fill using shower much quicker than other. I have a large water heater, didn't need to fill all the way of course, did about 8 inches. Next time will do more; wanted to check out the draining situation first. Which, through a learning curve with the inflatable I have a plastic tile system with holes half inch high so it drains easily with both holes. And actually pretty fast from what I was used to with the other. Cleaned right away with foam bath cleaner, and done. Since my shower is narrow and to kerp the drain from being blocked by the side step over,the sidestep ove, I used part of a pool noodle to keep the drain from hitting that sidestep. I do now feel the bottom drain would work fine on its own with my set up.I have not collapsed yet but can see it will be easy.Hope this helps others with the decision. Not going to be like aregular tub or garden tub comfort but with the inflatable back/neck rest it's pretty darn good for $65.

I absolutely love it. I have lived without a bathtub for a year and a half now and recently hurt my knee. I can now soak it in a hot tub. Thanks to this product.

Outside & travel tub, good no leaks have problems with one snap not wanting to snap together. Ordered the pink bear tub , boxed a pink and blue tub looks the same. Convenient small is it a pack?