Remember, the amount of air in your float can change due to various factors, especially the weather. Excessive sun exposure can cause overinflation and potentially lead to punctures. When inflating your new float, ensure it's firm but not hard, and don't worry about the wrinkles that will disappear with time.

Keep in mind that cold weather and water can cause the air in your float to shrink. If you find your float looking a bit droopy after leaving it out overnight, simply give it a quick pump to restore its shape. This is completely normal and once you give it a little top-up of air, you’ll be ready to spend the day out on the water again

While our floats are made from durable materials, they still appreciate some TLC. After enjoying your float, we recommend deflating it, drying it off, and storing it in a cool, dry place. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to maximize its longevity.

Salt and chlorine can affect most materials, so after each use, give your float a rinse with fresh water and let it air dry. No need for soap—keeping it simple will maintain that brand-new look for much longer.