Inflatable rafts

Inflatable raft

— a variety of swimming mattresses (see the relevant section) that differs from traditional "swimming" products in shape and/or size and is not a chair-mattress. Most of these models fall into one of the following categories:

— Shortened. Products of traditional rectangular (or close to it) shape, where the length of the space for one person is no more than 175 cm. This can be either the length of the mattress itself or the size of individual seating areas in multi-seat models.

— Round. Fairly large rafts designed for an adult audience and often capable of accommodating more than one person.

— Children's. Models belonging to the "animal-shaped" category. For more details, see the relevant section in the "Shape" list.

— Non-standard. Rafts with unusual designs, an "adult" counterpart to the aforementioned children's models. Also described in detail in the relevant section of the "Shape" list.

In any case, inflatable rafts are not designed for full-fledged lying down rest — their main and often only purpose is swimming (hence the name).