Water Sports 81055-7 Swim Thru Rings Assorted Pack

They were able to use them for a few weeks before the summer ended, and I have not seen any issues with "black slime. " Therefore, I strongly recommend these rings as a great alternative to other My kids enjoyed playing with this toy at first and I initially thought it was a great idea. One month of moderate use, however, triggered the beginning of a black liquid leak in all three rings. I agree with some others that this thick black liquid leaks constantly and does in fact The black liquid on these sticks prevents me from recommending this item because my children liked them so much, but I can't recommend them to others because of the nasty smell.

Gwen Donnelly

| Jun 08, 2021

IBPS MCAS NCAS I enjoyed it. This item does what it is described to do. The video is posted because folding is easy, but it can be confusing.

Sky Crowley

| Apr 15, 2021

I don't recommend it at all. While Kids enjoyed them, the loops were joined by brackets that were rusty from the start, and they inevitably dripped rust into the pool, and rust is an environmentally destructive element. My interest would be piqued if they came up with a rust-proof version.

Harlem Randolph

| Aug 18, 2020

They are overpriced and I doubt they will hold up. In honor of her underwater swimming skills, we bought our granddaughter these rings so that she can use them when she visits. She has been doing a lot of swimming this year. A lot of people seem to be interested in underwater games The item was featured on an online shopping site, and even though the reviews were not friendly, we decided to give it a go. The rings have been enjoyed by my granddaughter over the past two days while she has been swimming in the pool. The two of them are dear to her. There is something good to be said here Having rings that are five inches in diameter also makes them easy for adults to swim through. * The Several of the rings have already warped after only a few hours of use (see photo). A ball was already ripped from one of the inflatable chambers after only a few hours of use (see photo). Folding the rings is not an easy task! In my experience so far, I don't recommend that I bring them back. They are loved by my granddaughter, but I would not repurchase them!.

Ruby Blackburn

| Nov 30, 2020

There is a plastic coating on the metal rings. It is not sealed so water gets inside. I presume that black mold has started to grow inside the rings and caused them to leak. Due to the stains caused by the black sludge, they will go in the trash.

Zaylee Ramsey

| Jan 30, 2021

I love them too, even though I'm 11 years old! I am excited about having my first real pool in the backyard and hoping to use it this summer Their favorite part is lining up rings in different patterns since they can choose what pattern to use. Spending time in the pool and on the patio After that, I would swim through all of them. You can line them up and arrange them in a row Making a "tunnel" so that the swimmer can swim through it. These are a great size-plenty big enough to fit underwater in our 36" deep pool, while still being small enough to swim through. The fact that they float upright and aren't too heavy is one of my favorite features These boots will stay in place quite well, but light enough that if you stand up in the middle, you won't trip over them. When you dive, it will be the children who come with you, so there is no risk of a child being "trapped" in an underwater ring. It's adorable that the air pockets are designed in this way. Even though one of the rings appears to have faded slightly due to exposure to chlorine (or sun), the remainder of the rings seem just as colorful as before. Although we sometimes leave air pockets in the pool when we are not using them, the colors seem to remain vibrant. It is the air pocket, inside of which is a tiny pump, that holds each ring upright in the water. This air pocket is inflated slightly by the pump and holds the ring upright. Like the part of a child's toys that squeaks, this pump looks like it has no mechanics. A cat's or a dog's - As a squeaky toy it is very easy for even very young children to inflate the little air bladder, although it doesn't seem to take much to make it float. There are no noticeable flaws with them, and they look sturdy The best combination of durability and functionality At least they'll last us several summers.

I am very happy with our purchase and I'd definitely recommend these to any kids who like to "dive" (swim underwater) in their backyard pool.

Melany Snider

| Nov 05, 2020

There is a bubble on the side that inflates the ring and you hold the side, pump it up to 15 times, then let go of it. In order to deflate it, you hold the deflate tab, but you have to hold your finger off to the side of it so that your finger is blocking the air from coming I am pleased to report that this is very easy to assemble With the inflatable, the ring stays closer to the surface so it is easier for kids who are still learning to swim, but it is also fun for all the Our pool will be made into an obstacle course once we purchase another set of pool slides. We have gone through them too without issues. The movement around the pool has been mentioned elsewhere. They float and will move around with the movement of the water when we use them. So we turn the filter off before we use them. However, even with the sand moving around, it makes swimming fun when we race to see who can find them and go through them first. Have a great time swimming!.

Tadeo Medina

| Jun 08, 2021