Swimline SunChaser EvaFloat

The float arrives in pieces and requires some assembly to connect the structural components. You will need to follow the included instructions to secure the frame, but it is a straightforward process that typically takes about 15 to 20 minutes.

Yes, it is designed to withstand typical aquatic environments, including saltwater pools. However, to maximize the lifespan of the materials, we recommend rinsing it with fresh water after use to remove any salt or chemical residue.

The SunChaser is designed with a structured backrest that offers decent support for most adults. At 66 inches long, it accommodates average heights comfortably, though taller individuals may find their legs extending past the end of the float.

While it is built for durability, leaving any pool float in the water 24/7 will accelerate wear from UV exposure and pool chemicals. For the longest life, we recommend removing it from the water and storing it in a shaded area when not in use.

Because of its structured, chair-like design, it is more stable than a standard inflatable raft. However, like most pool loungers, it is best to approach it carefully from the side or back to maintain balance while getting on.