‘Eye-Catching' Banana Pool Float Is on Sale for as Low as $11
The Arena Media Brands, LLC and respective content providers may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website.
'Eye-Catching' Banana Pool Float Is on Sale for as Low as $11 originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
Are you looking to make a statement this summer? And, would you like to do it for just $11? If your answer is yes, then I've got the perfect deal for you.
Right now, Woot, an Amazon company, is selling Zone Tech Inflatable Banana Shaped Pool Floats for as low as $11 each. To get this super-low price, there's one catch: You have to buy the two-pack.
If you don't want two banana-shaped floats, don't fret. You can buy just one for $15. That's still 42% off the original list price of $26. But, honestly, do you really want to be fighting with your significant other, best friend, four-year-old, or grandmother over who gets to use this super-awesome and amazing banana-shaped rocking pool float? All I'm saying is that for just $7 more, you can grab two, so you have one to share.
I'll also suggest a wild idea: buy the maximum amount Woot allows per customer. In this case, that's three two-packs, which means you can have six larger-than-life bananas at the pool. Your crew would forever be remembered in lore: "It was the summer of 2025 when an entire family walked through the front entrance of the pool with banana-shaped pool floats the size of a second grader in hand. One by one, they hopped into the pool as everyone there stared in silence, mouths agape."
The product description says, "Kick back and relax on this brightly colored inflatable banana pool float designed for summertime fun and lounging in the water. Equipped with a heavy-duty valve, inflation is a breeze with the included hand pump - simply lay it out and pump it up in minutes. Thick PVC material and inner air chambers provide buoyancy and support while its curved shape offers lumbar support for ultimate relaxation. Make a splash with this eye-catching banana float sporting a cheerful yellow peel exterior perfect for pool parties and sunny days. Simply deflate the float by releasing the valve when not in use, and it folds up small for convenient storage in its carry bag between outings."
Woot says this product has not been rated or reviewed yet. But I did find the same float on Target where it had three ratings and one review.
All three ratings give the float five out of five stars.
The one reviewer said, "Grandkids had a blast on this! Nice and big. Took them a while to accomplish staying on, but they did it!"
Woot! offers free shipping to Amazon Prime members and $6 flat rate shipping for everyone else.
'Eye-Catching' Banana Pool Float Is on Sale for as Low as $11 first appeared on Athlon Sports on May 29, 2025
This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on May 29, 2025, where it first appeared.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Yahoo
an hour ago
- Yahoo
Colorado Announces Historic Team GPA Under Deion Sanders Ahead of 2025 Season
Colorado Announces Historic Team GPA Under Deion Sanders Ahead of 2025 Season originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Deion Sanders is heading into his third season as head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes. When he accepted the job in Boulder, taking over a program that had won just one game the previous year and was at the bottom of its conference, it was a major leap of faith. Advertisement Yet, he has remarkably shifted the culture and elevated the program to unprecedented heights—both on and off the field. Sanders has made it clear what kind of culture he wants to build long-term in Boulder, and his players are buying into that vision. This was especially evident on Friday when the program announced its team GPA for the spring semester under Sanders' leadership. While the team already saw academic success last year, this spring was particularly historic. As a collective, Colorado football maintained a 2.957 GPA—the highest spring semester GPA in program history and the second-highest overall, just behind last fall's 3.011 GPA. "The standard is the standard," Colorado's socials posted. "SMART, TOUGH, FAST, DISCIPLINED, "WITH CHARACTER." They continued, "The Herd made history this spring, earning a 2.957 GPA — the highest ever for Colorado Football in a spring semester." This success is a testament to what Sanders has emphasized to his team and staff since taking the job. He's been adamant about the importance of performing in the classroom before focusing on what happens on the field—and so far, that approach has paid off. Colorado head coach Deion Sanders.© Michael Ciaglo-Imagn Images "I don't get involved in what you make," Sanders told his players back in October 2024. "But when you stop going to class, now you're affecting me. So we're going to affect your check. When I see a multitude of Fs and Ds, we're going to affect your check. Do we understand that?" Advertisement He added, "When you stop doing certain things that you're supposed to do, that you signed up to do, then you're going to be affected." Related: Marcus Freeman Reveals the One Team He Wants Notre Dame to Play Every Year This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on May 31, 2025, where it first appeared.
Yahoo
an hour ago
- Yahoo
Jazz Chisholm's switch to third base could reshape Yankees trade plans
Jazz Chisholm's switch to third base could reshape Yankees trade plans originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Now that Jazz Chisholm, Jr. had shot down any sniff of controversy about him switching positions to third base when he returns from the injured list, it's interesting to see a national columnist explain the not-so-generous reasons the New York Yankees are making the move. Advertisement On the surface, it looks like a move to keep veteran DJ LeMahieu comfortable at second. But The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal points out there's more roster-management strategy at play. 'Teams generally use their most athletic defenders in the middle of the diamond,' Rosenthal wrote, raising the obvious question: why put the quicker, more dynamic Chisholm at third? New York Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm, Jr. plays second base against the Rays in Tampa, April 17, 2025.© Kim Klement Neitzel-Imagn Images The first reason: LeMahieu is less athletic but feels more at home at second base. That comfort level matters. It certainly matters when he's coming off injury and struggling, hitting just .184 with a .507 OPS in his first dozen games back. The Yankees owe him $30 million for this season and next on the $90 million contract he signed back after the 2020 season. They need to find out what they have left in him. Advertisement The second, and perhaps more intriguing, reason is a nod to the trade market. According to Rosenthal, the supply of second basemen available at the deadline might be deeper than the pool of third basemen. That makes Chisholm's flexibility a valuable chess piece for the Yankees. So, if LeMahieu can't shake off his slump, New York can look to upgrade second base without losing ground elsewhere. Chisholm's versatility, the same thing the Yankees once valued in LeMahieu, could give them an advantage at the trade deadline. They have a few weeks to evaluate the situation and scope out what is going to be available at the trade deadline. Advertisement Related: Jazz Chisholm Jr. Shuts Down Yankees Drama After First Rehab Game Related: Giancarlo Stanton's Bold Rule For the 2025 Yankees This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on May 30, 2025, where it first appeared.
Yahoo
3 hours ago
- Yahoo
'WWE SmackDown' Live Results: Cody Rhodes Addresses John Cena Before MITB, Major Hometown Return
'WWE SmackDown' Live Results: Cody Rhodes Addresses John Cena Before MITB, Major Hometown Return originally appeared on Athlon Sports. As the clock winds down to "Money in the Bank 2025," WWE is set to air the penultimate episode of "SmackDown." Advertisement Friday's live episode will feature two qualifiers for the MITB ladder match set for June 7. WWE's biggest star of the present will once again confront the company's top ace of the past. "Friday Night SmackDown" will also feature the return of one prominent talent, who has been out of action since "WrestleMania 41." Following Cody Rhodes' shocking appearance at the conclusion of "Saturday Night's Main Event," the former Undisputed WWE Champion is back on the blue brand. He is set to address John Cena ahead of MITB, where the two will collide in tag team action. In a men's triple threat MITB qualifier, WWE United States Champion Jacob Fatu will look to add another distinction to his resume. He'll share the ring with Carmelo Hayes and Andrade. Three superstars will also be vying for a spot in the women's MITB match. Fierce rivals Jade Cargill and Naomi will collide with Nia Jax in triple threat action. Who will punch their ticket to WWE's most important ladder match of the year? That's not all, as a former multi-time world champion is set to make her return. After suffering a hand injury in her heavily praised triple threat match against Iyo Sky and Rhea Ripley at "WrestleMania," Bianca Belair makes her way back to a WWE ring in her hometown. "WWE SmackDown" will air live on USA Network at 8 p.m. ET. Athlon Sports will be bringing you live coverage throughout the show. 'WWE SmackDown' Results Bianca Belair opened the show in her first appearance since April. Belair led the crowd in singing "Rocky Top." She said she needed to return to Knoxville to heal. Belair admitted she isn't 100 percent. She called herself the "EST" of Tennessee, which drew a big ovation from the crowd. Naomi then interrupted Belair. Belair was not receptive to Naomi's arrival. Naomi said she just wants Belair's forgiveness. She then admitted that she went into Belair's house uninvited and went through her photobook. Advertisement Belair told Naomi that if she ever goes near her parents again, then she'll hurt her worse than what she did to Jade Cargill. Naomi said it would be a shame if Belair and her mother were in a wheelchair. Things nearly broke down between the two, but Cargill stormed the ring and tossed Naomi through the middle rope. Nia Jax then made her way out for the women's MITB qualifier. Women's MITB Qualifier: Jade Cargill vs. Naomi vs. Nia Jax Naomi had Cargill seated in the corner. She then delivered a running dropkick. Naomi scored with the split-legged drop. Jax charged in, but Naomi moved, and Jax landed a hip attack on Cargill. Naomi went for a crossbody, but Cargill caught her and landed a fallaway slow. Jax broke up the pin before landing a Samoan drop on Cargill. Jax went high-risk and landed a leg drop on Naomi for a near fall. Jax and Naomi agreed to team up against Naomi. That agreement was short-lived, as Jax pulled Naomi off Cargill during a pin attempt. Advertisement Cargill hit a spinebuster on Jax. She then nailed Naomi with Jaded, but Jax broke up the pin. Cargill and Naomi were brawling, but Jax took both of them out with a crossbody. Cargill hit a splash on Jax and Naomi for a near fall. Cargill went for a superplex, but Jax wiped out both of her opponents with a Tower of Doom. Jax stacked Cargill and Naomi, but she only hit Cargill. Naomi then scored a crucifix pin on Jax. Winner: Naomi R-Truth Meets JC Mateo Jacob Fatu, Solo Sikoa, and JC Mateo ran into R-Truth backstage. Sikoa poked fun at R-Truth for talking to himself. R-Truth touched Sikoa's arm and asked him if he had a problem. Advertisement Mateo was going to attack R-Truth, but Sikoa prevented him. R-Truth then told Mateo he's seen him in a day in his life. He then asked Sikoa if Mateo is his son. R-Truth then called Mateo "husky" and asked Sikoa if he could teach his "husky son" a lesson in the ring. Sikoa obliged. Fatu then told Sikoa and Mateo that they could have fun on their own. He said he has business to handle on his own. Related: WWE Expected to Sign Former AEW World Champion Imminently This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on May 30, 2025, where it first appeared.
