Portable Bathtub for Adult- Extra Large 56" Foldable Collapsible tub. Ergonomically Designed for the Ultimate Relaxing Soaking Bath, Ice Bath. Ideal for Small Spaces, Quick, Effortless Folding Bathtub

This bath has been an absolute game changer for me. I really wanted to install a traditional bathtub in my shower, but between the cost and the hassle, it just wasn’t realistic. This ended up being the perfect solution and honestly exceeded my expectations. It completely transformed my bathing routine and gave me the soak experience I was craving without a full remodel. The fit is great, it feels sturdy when filled, and it’s surprisingly comfortable. I did make a small customization so my existing spout could run directly into the bath since the tub wall sits a bit higher. I carefully cut a small opening using a mini handheld electric saw designed for plastic, and it worked perfectly. If you’re comfortable with light DIY and take your time, it’s very doable. Customer service was excellent—they responded quickly and were genuinely helpful when I had a question early on. A quick care note: avoid harsh cleaners like bleach, as they can make the plastic delicate over time. I gently wash mine and always remove it from the tub after use so it can fully dry. As long as you let it dry completely between uses, mold hasn’t been an issue at all. Overall, this has made my bath dreams come true without the stress of a full renovation. Highly recommend if you want a real soaking experience with flexibility and ease.

The bath was everything I hoped for and more. The assembly directions to install the second drain were easy and straightforward. I set it up in my shower immediately and it was a perfect fit. I was impressed with how sturdy and stable it is. The tub is softer and deeper than a standard apartment built-in bathtub. It is very comfortable to take a long relaxing bath. The neck rest is ergonomic and very comfortable. For the first bath, I did install the little tray that is included and it worked well. However, I did buy a bamboo bath tray so It wasn’t really necessary. The depth of this bathtub is fabulous. I love that the water actually goes all the way up to my shoulders so I could fully submerse without bending my knees, which is impressive since I am 5’9”. In standard bathtubs, I usually have to have my shoulders and half of my torso out of the water if I want my legs in or vice versa. Also, the heat retention exceeded my expectations. I was able soak for over an hour and the water was still hot. The draining system worked really well. I was initially concerned about water leakage, but this was not an issue. The hose was easy to connect. I put it near the drain in the shower and it worked perfectly with no excess water escaping the shower area. The second drain on the bottom of the tub was handy for the little bit of water that was left. I just slightly tipped the tub at the end to get the last bit of water out. I turn the bathtub upside down in the shower to dry overnight before folding it up and storing it. This is my experience, using the tub for the first time. I look forward to having many more home spa days.

I’ve had this for two years and I just have to write a review because I used it yesterday and it’s absolutely a fantastic purchase! The size and shape of it are just perfect. You can get fully immersed in the water and your head rests comfortably. The water stays warm for an hour, I don’t know how that works!

I have a walk in shower, so it was plenty of room to fit, I've used it a few times now and have enjoyed it. However, I'm only giving it 4 stars I'd probably do 4.5 if possible. Cons in my opinion, 1. The tub itself is a little narrow and I'm not a big person. 2. It would be better if the leg stands could lock in place when both opened or closed. Pros, It's light weight and easily collapses. Hose connection is also easy to do. Turning it over to drain and dry is easy to do.

I have used this once so far. We are changing from a bathtub to just a shower due to my parents needs. I knew I would miss my soaking. It is narrow, but not too uncomfortable. I am broad shouldered and hipped. My suggestion, do not attach the hose until you need it. After a while the movement and weight of hose can cause the drain to unthread. Also pay attention to it as it drains. I used it in our kitchen since our shower was not usable at the moment. It was doing really good at first. At the end when it was almost empty and I lifted one end to help it drain, the drain popped off the threads and gushed water. I do see that the next time I use it in the shower stall the draining will not be an issue since I will not need the hose nor worry about drainage issue. It has 2 drains. One that points straight down in the foot area and one near the base pointing out, which is where the hose goes. Both are in the perfect spots for a drain that is either left or right. If you have a drain in the middle it won't drain directly down of course. It also came with an extra plug/drain for the one near the base that the hose attaches to. It is very deep and relaxing. Definitely what I was wanting since I am losing my precious tub. The previous views on the legs not locking into place are correct. Therefore, make sure legs are in the correct position before or as you start to fill it. They do not move after it has weight in it, so it's very sturdy while in use.

I’m so happy with this tub! My 17-month-old absolutely loves it, and it’s even big enough for an adult. It was a little slippery at first, but adding a mat solved that easily. I took a chance buying it since there weren’t any reviews yet, and I’m so glad I did—it’s lightweight, easy to move, and works perfectly. Definitely worth it!

I bought a condo that only had two showers. I wanted to remodel to convert one to a tub as I prefer taking a bath. it was going to cost thousands to rip out the beautiful tile and shower and I couldn't find a contractor to do it. I finally gave up and bought this tub. it's deep, comfortable, has a drain. I put it in the shower stall and it was the perfect size. I added a hand held shower head to my shower so I could control the water while in the tub. Perfect solution. Minor problem was my shower drain hole was in the middle and the drain in the plastic tub was at the end so I added thin about 2 feet of thin rubber thing like you put under garage door with some glue to each side so that the water will drain to the middle as it was blocked with me in the tub. Works great now. And it has two drain holes - one from a few inches above so water will drain fast (too fast for my drainage situation in my shower) and one on the floor which drains very slowly and that's perfect. Collapses very easily with folding legs and center gasket so you press it down and it is half the height. I store it upright in the closet. Only takes up a few inches.

Okay, so my mother is staying with me for quite some time and can't go up and down stairs to take a bath. I have an older house and the walkout basement level she is staying on has access to has a 1/2 bath in the laundry room (large) with drainage in the floor. Bought and extended spray nozzle to connect to the sink and whala, it works as a temporary bath for her. Unfolds in a cinch (which we've decided to just leave it alone instead of putting it away each time) and is sturdy enough to put a little pressure on the top. Comfortable sitting (I bought the XL one) and my 5'10" daughter fit in it perfectly as she tested it before. THE MAIN issue I have with this tub is the drainage part. It comes with a drain hose BUT it leaks like crazy. There's no way, as is, that drainage hose is going to be sufficient for anybody. It fell out a couple of times and leaked the one time it didn't fall out. I had to buy some PL Marine 10 fl. oz. Fast Cure Adhesive Sealant in order to permanently attach the hose to the tub and seal it properly (cured for 48 hours) and that seems to work. The other thing is the design flaw of the hose. So I have a drainage hose in the floor of my laundry room with a drainage catch basin where the hose fits nicely into the top BUT... the water is NOT going to drain properly if the hose is not placed directly flat the entire way to the drainage. So even if you have the hose about 1-2 inches above the floor, the water will not drain so here we go again, I had to buy a drainage catch basin with the opening in the side to alleviate some of that concern and it's a slow drain but works. of course, there's still some water left over inside and I usually clean the tub after each use and take a towel and get the remaining excess water and wash everything at once. Again, this wouldn't be a problem IF you either place this tub in a very large shower stall (Again I have the XL so your shower should be very long) and you use the drainage outlet at the bottom of the tub (instead of the side outlet) OR if it's not in a shower stall (and you're using this in a house, not outdoors), you'll have to place this directly above a drainage so the bottom outlet will pour out right above a drain. (might get messy IMO). OTHER than that, it does the job. I could complain a bit about the soap/bath tray in that it would be nice to have holes on either side if you want to make the decision to put the tray on the other side but I won't complain about it as it's a nice to have. My tub did not come with a cover for the spa like I ORDERED and instead someone threw in some disco underwater lights with a remote control which I've yet to use (is this even safe?) At any rate, all in all, if you're looking for a way to have a bath, this works perfectly and it's very sizeable. I'm 5'6", mom is 5'4" (with too much leg room) and one of my daughters is 5'10" with plenty of space and a very DEEP tub which is great. Good buy and does the job!