OGO Starfish Pool Float: Complete Size Guide

If you've spotted the OGO Starfish Luxury Pool Float online and can't decide which size to buy, you're not alone it comes in three sizes, and the right pick depends on how many people will use it and where it'll live: pool, terrace, or beach.

What Makes the Starfish Different

Unlike the inflatable floats most people grow up with, the Starfish Pool Float is a non-inflatable, handmade design piece from OGO, a Spanish furniture brand. It's filled with buoyant polystyrene beads and wrapped in Agora technical fabric, a solution-dyed acrylic built for constant sun and water exposure. That means no punctures, no re-inflating every weekend, and a piece that doubles as terrace furniture when it's out of the pool.

Sizes Compared

Which Size Should You Choose?

Solo use or limited storage space favors the Standard — it's the lightest to move and easiest to store over winter. The XL is the most popular pick for couples who want real room to stretch out. The XXL is for anyone who wants it to be the pool's centerpiece: it comfortably seats a small group and reads as a design object even sitting on dry land.

Materials and Care

Every size is handmade in Spain from the same 3D Agora fabric and BIOPS beads, a plant-based alternative to standard polystyrene. The fabric is breathable, so water drains through rather than pooling, and it dries quickly once out of the pool. A rinse after saltwater use and covered storage over winter is all the maintenance it needs.

Styling It Beyond the Pool

Because it isn't inflatable, the Starfish holds its shape well enough to double as a low seat or occasional lounger on a terrace, patio, or garden — something an air-filled float can't do once you step off the water. It's part of why the line shows up as often in interior and outdoor design features as it does in pool photos.

FAQ

Can it be used in salt water?
Yes — the fabric resists saltwater, chlorine, and UV, so it works equally well at the beach, the pool, or as terrace seating.

Does it need inflating?
No. It's filled with buoyant beads, so there's no pump required and no puncture risk mid-swim.

How many people fit the XXL?
It comfortably seats a small group for shared lounging rather than a single person.