Funboy's Father's Day sale is here: Save 20% on floating coolers, paddle boards for dad 💦
Nobody does cool pool accessories better than Funboy. And ahead of Father's Day 2025, the internet-viral brand is making it easier for shoppers to stock up on Funboy's best-selling pool floats and water gear—at a fraction of their usual cost.
The label just launched its designated Father's Day shop, which features tons of gifting inspiration for all types of dads—whether he loves the outdoors and being on the water, or could just benefit from a relaxing afternoon spent poolside (same). The seasonal hub is brimming with cool Father's Day gifts, from a floating drink cooler to a stand-up paddle board.
Plus, shoppers can save 20% on select Funboy floats and accessories, including the best-selling Inflatable Movie Screen (perfect for movie nights); just use the code FUNDAD at checkout to redeem the discount. And for more Father's Day gift ideas, shop the best Funboy deals below:
Save 20% at Funboy
Funboy has quickly become the internet's favorite retailer for cool inflatables, pool floats and a number of other water accessories. The internet-viral brand first garnered attention for its Instagrammable pool toys and floats, which range from standard tubes to inflatable cabanas and bar carts.
Funboy's best-sellers vary, but its most popular include the Vintage Lux Tube Float, Inflatable Movie Screen and Floating Drink Cooler.
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