STAY COOL! Why Individuals Choose Float’n Thang Floats over Tubes

HOW TO ENJOY FLOATING WITHOUT BEING STUCK TO TOP BAKING IN THE SUN

Summer temps have hit several all-time highs.  From Florida to Arizona, triple-digit temps are cooking the southern states during July 2023.

Phoenix’s All-Time High Average Temps of 103 (Weather Channel)

Tube floats are restrictive and can be hot on the surface.  In Phoenix, where the Float’n Thang was founded, we know that being under the waterline is so much better than floating on top.  Water can act as a layer of shade.  Our temps are hitting as high as 119′ (that’s the measurement in the shade), so why would anyone want to float on top in direct sunlight?   “It is the perfect conditions to develop the best way to stay cool in the pool”, said Doug Masi, Founder

Our customers love staying cool in their pools and lazy rivers. Instead of floating on top of the water on a tube or other floating device, they use the Zero Gravity Inflatable Float’n Thang to suspend their bodies underwater.?

Bring your float to that next resort stay.

This provides a perfect low-impact experience and keeps them cooler by limiting their exposure to the sun. They just need to add a hat for shade.

The Float’n Thang is also a great headrest for poolside or beach lounging.

Best float with headrest, armrest, and beverage holders.

Be sure to check out the low-impact fitness tips below and also by checking this post.

IN UNDER 30 SECONDS, FLOAT’N THANG FLOAT WILL ALLOW YOU TO FEEL A SENSE OF ZERO GRAVITY.

• Easy access without clips and straps.
• Custom Designed Pillow for Headrest.
• Slowly Stretch Your Back, Legs, and Arms.

Lower Back Stretch

IN-WATER PEDALING:  Simply rest your head on the headrest while using the float in the traditional forward position allowing your arms to rest and the legs out in front to freely start to pedal.   Don’t forget to include your water bottle for that custom beverage holder.

SEE PHOTOS BELOW FOR ADDITIONAL LOW-IMPACT POSITIONS:

“The product is not guaranteed to work for everyone; however, it seems to help our friends who struggle with a disability or have physical limitations and find accessing the water a challenge.”  as quoted by Doug Masi, founder.