My sister bought this pool float as she is quite heavy and it looked like the pontoons would hold her up. They did for the 2 times she used it, then the flimsy inflatable material which is attached to a cheap metal rod tore straight across. A metal rod runs THROUGH a sleeve in the upper and lower end of this float to attach it to the pontoons. The material is thin and the stress points go right across the seams in the plastic/rubber sleeves. Even if my sister weighed 95 lbs. I bet this thing would have torn in a month or less. And, I would like to add, she did not "flop" on it or jump on it; just sat down and it tore. This pool float is a piece of junk and should not be sold for more than $20 bucks, tops.