Bestway

Can't beat the price – I bought a queen size at my local Woolies for $15, as I had just moved into an apartment and at that point had no mattress yet. I thought since it… Read more

was so cheap if it only lasted a few nights I would still be ahead. This model comes with no pump, just a screw in, one way valve. What do you expect for less than $20? I blew it up and placed it on my slat base bed frame. I'll be honest and say I felt no difference between this mattress and my $600 innerspring that I had sold. It was very comfortable and despite having no pump wasn't a huge bother to inflate manually. At least now i can take my time deciding on a new permanent mattress and still get a good nights rest. Well worth it for the price and as a short term solution. Very affordable, available at the supermarket, simple product. No patch repair kit as stated on the box, but who cares really?

Bestway valve fittings for inflatble dinghy – I have just bought a Bestway inflatable boat, model Voyager 500. There are a number of reviews praising Bestway. I don't, and give the company 1… Read more

star. This is because the two plastic fittings through which one fills the boat/dinghy with air are of no known thread and diametre as determined by an expert engineer , and are therefore basically utterly impractical unless Best way has supplied parts that fit that thread. The threads look like 5/8th inch PSB, a common plumbing thread, but they are not. Their pitch is somewhere between 13 and 14 threads to the inch which is most peculiar . These two critical parts for pumping air into the dinghy are neither of a standard metric nor imperials size and thread-pitch. They are probably unique to Bestway. This is sheer stupidity, as I want to fit a brass end-cap with an internal thread to the plastic air -fittings after I have drilled a hole in the brass end-cap to take a soldered on copper tube that fits my 12 volt car' tyre pump. I don't have the manual Bestway air-pump and there is a lot of air to pump into that inflatable dinghy.

So I regard what might be an otherwise excellent inflatable dinghy as a complete waste of money; it is impractical because of that quite probably deliberate and utterly stupid design of the two air valves for inflation.

A good entry level and affordable kayak – This is good entry level inflatable kayak suitable for calm waters. It tracks well with the skeg attached and handles small waves and boat wake well… Read more

both in lakes and tidal rivers. I am impressed at its stability. It is very light on the water and easily keeps up with fishing. I've had this kayak for about half a year and used it about 8 times so far.

The paddles are sturdy and provide good power transfer. You won't stay completely dry in the kayak as some water does splash into the kayak when lifting the paddle out of the water.

The seats are not the best and do tend to move around a bit but once you have positioned yourself and adjusted them they seem to work well providing reasonable back support.. Some fastening system to keep the seats in place would have been ideal.

The joins of the side tubes are frustrating as every now and your arms will rub against them. Wearing a long sleeve top helps prevent abrasion or adding an object to raise seat. This is particularly true for shorter paddlers.

I have used a small boat anchor and attached it to the spray cover ropes and this works quite well without any visible stress even in windy conditions.

Paddling against a strong headwind can be difficult but the kayak does make forward progress and keeps its course relatively well.

The material is quite strong and I haven't had a puncture yet and has been pulled up rocky beaches.

It takes about 8 minutes to pump the boat up with a single action hand pump. The kayak does not come with a pump included.

If your looking for an affordable kayak that can be folded up to save space and that you'll use occasionally then this could be the kayak for you. Its practical, easy to use and durable and fun for kids and adults.

Impressed – Bought this to help heat a Bestway Miami Spa, connected to a 24v solar heating pump and a solar panel this pad increased the spa temp to 35 degrees… Read more

in 5 hours, just needing the spa's heater to be used to boost the temp to 38 degrees. Compare it's to the spa's heater raising temp by about 1 degree per hour using 2000 watts.

Well made and has standard threads to easily McGiver some connections.

Good Comfortable Bed – Good product thicker than my old one. I like the way you can put the power cord away in its own area instead of tucked in under the sheets. Grandson… Read more

said it was also more comfortable than the old one. Would have liked a better cover for storage, but over all very good. Many Thanks.

Value for money but has VERY PROBLEMATIC design issues! – As far as value for money goes it's good; a very large pool with sand filter, and cover for $1599. There are a few things you should be aware of… Read more

though if you are thinking of buying it. The biggest issue is that the lining fuses to the piping (that the legs fit into) that runs around the top of the pool. This means that you can't dismantle it to move it; it's stuck as if it's been glued! We are moving and will have to cut the piping up which renders the pool useless, then dump the whole thing; not a good environmental outcome! The lesser issue is that the pool doesn't come with a pool vacuum so we had to spend another $500 to buy one. Don't bother with the ones that plug into the filter like this one https://www.gtmall.com.au/deluxe-maintenance-kit-surface-skimmer-for-swimming-pool.html; the filter is far too weak to do an adequate job, let alone having to get into the pool to use it! After trying this manual vacuum and returning it, we ended up buying this Bestway robot cleaner https://www.bestpoolsupplies.com.au/product/1992/Bestway-Aquatronix-Robotic-Pool-Cleaner-Cordless-58482 It was a lot better but still left a lot of dirt at the bottom of the pool.

Poor design, manufacture and support. Disappointed – Cheap crap with poor aftermarket care. Purchased late Nov 2023 and noticed input piece melted in Feb 2024 due to poor design and strain on the hoses… Read more

throughout. Went to "Australian" support who went back and forth with "Factory" who basically said no warranty. Think it be lucky to last 1 season then into landfill. Dont seem to sell these poorly designed and manufactured parts so you'll be up for a whole new pool every year!