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Mr D Gilbert –
Swimming aid
Miss L L Fare –
Fantastic for kids legwork practice in the pool
Mr. David Micklethwaite –
Brilliant pool aid for young or weak swimmers
Bharati –
Both of my children have one of these from when they were about 3yrs old.theyre great to team up with arm bands for fun in the pool or for gliding in on the waves in the sea. Because of the handles theyre easy for the children to hold on to and they both love them
Sarah Beswick –
Brilliant swimming aid
Rosine05191 –
This is nice and short so perfect for the hotub and water slide
Soozy –
Love it
Soozy –
Love it
roussel –
My kids had a lot of fun and its still alive after this summer at the beach.
stefan H –
The inflatable itself seems well of decent quality materials but the whole point of having a seethrough section is to be able to see through it. There is a massive warning label printed on it preventing you from seeing through it and the inflation valve is right where you would look through. Also the valves require you to squeeze to inflate, but dont stop internal air escaping when you try to get the plug inThere are better alternatives out there.When a six year old can spot the obvious flaws and point to better placement you know your design department are morons.