[jayerose]

Does anyone know where I can buy locally jumbo pool noodles?

They are 'fatter' than the regular sized ones.

thank you.

[Maker]

Sam's Club had some a week ago. I think they were about 6" diameter.

[retiredguy123]

Walgreens, Walmart, Home Depot, Amazon

[jebartle]

Penny pincher pool supplies also Lowe's $4,38

[villagetinker]

Originally Posted by jayerose

Does anyone know where I can buy locally jumbo pool noodles?

They are 'fatter' than the regular sized ones.

thank you.

My wife found some fatter ones at Lowes.

[ElDiabloJoe]

Costco at $19.95 ea, or Buc-ee's at $34.95 ea.

Have used the Costco ones for years with great satisfaction. Do NOT recommend the ones from Frontgate. Different manufacturer and inferior product, IMHO.

[allsport]

Originally Posted by jayerose

Does anyone know where I can buy locally jumbo pool noodles?

They are 'fatter' than the regular sized ones.

thank you.

Amazon, comes the next day.

[bowlingal]

Costco......$19.95 for a pool noodle????? are you nuts?

[BlueStarAirlines]

Originally Posted by bowlingal

Costco......$19.95 for a pool noodle????? are you nuts?

It's cheaper than Buc-ee's at $34.95 each......

[RICH1]

Have you had Training in Handling of a Big Noodle? They can rub people the wrong way..

[Dmrocano]

Saw them in Lowes on 441 yesterday they were near garden center, not with thin ones near cleaning supplies

[bluecenturian]

Costco had very nice large ones with a soft plastic coating. Looks nicer than the plain foam ones. I’m a large guy and 1 holds me great. Was $19.99 at Costco and $79.99 and Grandin Road.

[airstreamingypsy]

Aldi had some.

[ElDiabloJoe]

Originally Posted by bluecenturian

Costco had very nice large ones with a soft plastic coating. Looks nicer than the plain foam ones. I’m a large guy and 1 holds me great. Was $19.99 at Costco and $79.99 and Grandin Road.

Yes, these are the bests. $19.99 is a very good price and these, bowling gal, are not your 3-inch diameter open cell foam cheapies from CVS. These are made to hold a person (sit on it sea-horse or U-style) in a lake or river for hours on end, season after season. If you are, or ever have been on to enjoy the pastime of lake floating, these $19.99 Costco noodles are far superior to every blow up vinyl pool float, cheap pool noodle or noodle-contrived seating contraption.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by ElDiabloJoe

Yes, these are the bests. $19.99 is a very good price and these, bowling gal, are not your 3-inch diameter open cell foam cheapies from CVS. These are made to hold a person (sit on it sea-horse or U-style) in a lake or river for hours on end, season after season. If you are, or ever have been on to enjoy the pastime of lake floating, these $19.99 Costco noodles are far superior to every blow up vinyl pool float, cheap pool noodle or noodle-contrived seating contraption.

Some people have better noodles than others.