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Availability:
Estimated Arrival: Between Oct 18 and Oct 25. *ETA to the USA Only
Inflatable Floating Lounge with Built-In Cooling Net.
Tired of choosing between floating in the water to stay cool or sitting on a hot platform in the sun?
The POPUP AquaNet delivers the best of both worlds with an innovative 8' x 7' inflatable platform that combines a built-in cooling mesh net with solid deck sections, so you can lounge half-submerged in refreshing water while enjoying a stable surface for drinks, gear, and sunbathing.
Features
☑ Built-in mesh cooling net sectionÂ
☑ Solid platform deck sections for drinks and storage
☑ 700 lb weight capacity
 Drop-stitch reinforced PVC construction provides a rigid, stable surface
☑ Weighs only 29 lbs with compact storage
Specifications
AQUANET Dimensions
☑ Length: 8
☑ Width: 7
☑ Thickness: 8
☑ Volume: 800
☑ Weight: ~25 lbs
☑ Total Kit Weight: ~35 lbs (pump + caring strap)
AQUANET Construction
☑ Material: Premium military-grade PVC
☑ Core: Woven drop-stitch technology
☑ Rail: Double-layer reinforced rails
☑ Deck Pad: SEATEAK PVC Traction
☑ Handles: Reinforced comfort handles (nose, center, and tail)
☑ WETNET: High-strength nylon mesh.
☑ D-Rings: 10 ROVER MARINE D-Rings
 Includes
☑ 8' x 7' x 8" platform that inflates in minutes and deflates just as quickly for convenient seasonal storage.
☑ High-capacity hand pump for quick inflation
☑ Carrying straps for easy transport
☑ Repair kit for long-term durability
☑ Protective carry bag for compact storage
How to Inflate the POPUP AQUANET?
Inflation is easy. The AquaNet uses a single-chamber bladder with a one-way Halkey Roberts valve, so you can lock in your hose, pump it up, and never worry about it detaching mid-inflate.
Bring it up to 6 PSI, and in just 6–10 minutes, your AquaDock is ready to go — more floating, less waiting, and straight to a fun day on the water.
Deflating the AquaNet is just as simple. Push down the valve pin, give it a quick quarter turn, and let all the air out. Roll it up, pack it away, and in about 4–6 minutes the AquaNet is stowed and ready for its next day on the water.
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