Are the arm rest inflatable or are they solid, like styrofoam?
1383335
They are a hard molded plastic or resin. There's a raised seam about 1/4 " high running down the center like from elbow to wrist. Very stupid, uncomfortable design. It's a shame because other than that, it's a very comfortable float.
1383336
Armrests are hollow thick plastic. Not Styrofoam. Much sturdier. No flaking from getting dry and brittle.
1383337
They are hard plastic that is hollow on the inside. Very sturdy and held up well.
1383338
Solid hard plastic but the material started to tear from sun and water so I returned it and got a better one.
323037
They are pretty rigid. Its a good product though. It might might be worth just getting some solid foam to strap down where needed.
92076
They are pretty flat, but would add some weight. Think they would not take up too much room. We have found that they are not staying inflated that well though.
213739
Yes, it's an inflatable. It's large it's fun and it seems we will put together.
884423
they are self inflating. It suggests you do not blow into them because you will add moisture into the pad and it could stick together. They are not air mattresses. They are light and provide about an inch of comfy padding for camping or hiking. I store mine open and they remain fully airated until I go camping and then I roll them up. Good luck.
1667981
Arm rests are not flimsy. This is the best and most comfortable booster I have found (for all four of my grandchildren). And I had purchased others. They love the booster (so comfy!) and I love how it looks in my car (no pink princess, etc.). Love them--I purchased two!
202436
The arm rests are a firm feel much like some car dashboards are a firm rubber material. They would be OK for resting elbows. and or your arms on them as you type I think. They are not soft like gel filled rest guards, and are not so solid they hurt. Other material they may be something like: Some cars have arm rests that are about this firm. They are about as firm as a tennis ball if you press your thumb into them. A racquet ball is about the same firmness, where a handball is a little softer. A properly inflated 55 PSI bike tire has about the same firmness using the thumb press method. I hope this helps a little. The arm rests are a firm feel much like some car dashboards are a firm rubber material. They would be OK for resting elbows. and or your arms on them as you type I think. They are not soft like gel filled rest guards, and are not so solid they hurt. Other material they may be something like: Some cars have arm rests that are about this firm. They are about as firm as a tennis ball if you press your thumb into them. A racquet ball is about the same firmness, where a handball is a little softer. A properly inflated 55 PSI bike tire has about the same firmness using the thumb press... » Read More The arm rests are a firm feel much like some car dashboards are a firm rubber material. They would be OK for resting elbows. and or your arms on them as you type I think. They are not soft like gel filled rest guards, and are not so solid they hurt. Other material they may be something like: Some cars have arm rests that are about this firm. They are about as firm as a tennis ball if you press your thumb into them. A racquet ball is about the same firmness, where a handball is a little softer. A properly inflated 55 PSI bike tire has about the same firmness using the thumb press method. I hope this helps a little. « Show Less
1118263
No, they are not inflated. But u can go to Walamrt and buy a helium tank for a few dollars or find a local florist and have them do it.
1070658
No. They are solid. I think a cast resin. They stand up well on their own, but don't bend and wouldn't ride on a toy horse.
558625
Yes, they are rigid. Not particularly heavy duty but worked okay for a van to get out of sand and out of wet grass/mud. Even one use could be cost effective.
455453
No. They're not. They're filled with something so that they're stable. Foam, maybe? :)
1373179
Two separate arms with a space behind which you can not see in this view. The arms do allow for adjusting the back--reclining a little more etc. The arms are glued at the cupholder/grip site. When both arms came off. ( separate events) the middle part is still ok and inflated.
2214794
No, they are solid but they are also flat so you can balance things on them.
1373178
Yes, the arms are separate but once inflated, they stay tight against the float. I love this float
818513
They are not air tires. This is definitely sufficient for your two 27 lbers.
995833
it is a foam material but not conventional styrofoam. Definitely more durable and somewhat flexible.
1994405
They are solid rubber. We really like the one we have and are planning on purchasing another one.