Country: 54.245.106.105, North America, US

City: -119.688 Oregon, United States

This antenna is cool looking and gives my truck style. Reception is just as good as that long stock ugly thing the truck came with. I recommend it.

We've had this for over 2.5 years and it's always a big hit with those who haven't sat in it before. It's used in an ocean lagoon close to the equator. We wanted one where you can actually sit in the water to be cooler than sitting directly on hot vinyl; this works great. The trampoline-type bottom is very tuff and the sides are very heavy vinyl. The capacity is 8 but we've had 11+ in it quite easily. You do want to invest $40 or so for a quality electric inflator but it's worth it in time savings to inflate and to deflate all the air so you can re-pack it to a reasonable size. It can be damaged through negligence but even inexpensive repair kits have worked to fix damaged areas and haven't failed to-date. It's heavy but was shippable by USPS when we got ours. Some form of ladder would make getting in a little less awkward but you can work around that and it's usually good for a laugh watching newbies get in the first time.

I don't usually write reviews but I feel I should put this out here especially for my fellow naturalistas. I am a natural, with the 4b/4c type of hair and I know how difficult it is to manage natural hair (especially the 4b/4c type). I decided to go natural last year because I saw a friend's natural hair and I loved it. I did my big chop and was very excited..Unfortunately the products that worked for my friend did not work for me and I was stuck. I have (or rather had..thanks to cantu..hehehe) very coarse hair..it was always brittle, dull, dry and kinda stuck inside(was kind of growing inside). I hated this. I tried lots of products but they never worked..my hair was still the same; dry, brittle, dull and and very coarse. I read blogs on natural hair care and tips but I still could not get anything meaningful..It was difficult to get the right products for my afro. I considered texturizing the hair..I read about it and I was discouraged. I was on the verge of going back to perm when a friend told me to change my hair regimen..she said to do lots of deep conditioning (with egg yolk, honey, some conditioners, pure virgin olive oil, tea tree oil etc..) and use Cantu products. I was a bit skeptical since I had tried several products that didn't work..but I decided to give this a try. So I came on Amazon to search for some cantu products. I got the cantu shea butter shampoo cream, the cantu shea butter leave in repair conditioning cream and the cantu shea butter grow strong treatment. Soon as my products arrived, I did a shampoo wash.. I couldn't believe it.. the shampoo worked magic for my hair.. it freed the knots in my hair and I was able to comb as if I had conditioned it. I could actually feel my scalp breathing.. The grow strong and leave in repair creams made my hair really soft and manageable. I could comb my hair with no pain. (I know these two kind of leave residue.. but my trick is I rub a little olive oil in my palms and massage it through my hair and that takes care of it). The products kinda freed my hair..its now soft, has no knots, easy to comb or twist, looks and feels well moisturized and I can see the curls/coils are kinda defined now. The hair stretches too.. I can really see the length of my hair now and oh my gosh..I am so in love with it! I love my cantu products..now that I have FINALLY FOUND products that work for me(*whew*), I will religiously follow my daily hair regimen and I know in a month or two I am gonna be even more head over heels with my natural hair! Thanks Cantu...You guys rock!!!