SwimWaysSwim Vest, Learn To Swim Personal Flotation Device for Swim Training, Pool Floats & Swimming Pool Accessories for Kids 2-4 Years, Mermaid

Fits great on my toddler. She is comfortable and moves freely.

Nice swimvest for 5 year old. I wouldnt use this on anyone younger unless they are on the tall side. It worked well but did not have the buoyancy of the ones with the arms.

We live in the river and he can't move around well in a regular life jacket. This one seems to not bother him. Every time we go down to the river he gladly puts it on!

My daughter loves the look of her new swim vest! She is 37 pounds/age 3-4 and this size fits her perfect. She will not fit in vest next year but was perfect for keeping her afloat this year. Really helped us teach her how to swim and quality managed to last her all summer. She did have an issue with irritation at the armpits. A solution for that would be swimsuit with sleeves if your child permits. Enjoy!

The media could not be loaded. It’s so light weight that I thought it would work. It works great.

We progressed from puddle jumpers to these and I feel like they look so much more comfortable. My son is also starting to use his arms to swim, and he couldn’t do that in the puddle jumpers.

Just what I was looking for. Very comfortable for my 4 year old daughter who is terrified of learning to swim in our new pool.

The seam of the zipper, to the vest, ripped apart when my son jumped into the pool. Thankfully I was in the pool expecting his jump, so I could pull him up immediately. Had I not been there, it would have been really scary, as the vest ripped open/apart upon his jump into the water. For reference, my son is 3 years old, 34lbs. This vest was used for about 10 hour-long swim sessions before this happened.I emailed the manufacturer pictures, along with the following: “I bought this vest in April, planning to use it for Spring Break. At the time, the water was too cold, so it did not get used. We used it for the first time about 4 weeks ago, and have used it about 10 times since. Yesterday, when he jumped in the water with it on, it immediately ripped apart at the zipper. The seam of the zipper pulled off from the vest. Thankfully, I was in the water to pull him up immediately, but we were both surprised and startled. Had I not been there, it would have been very scary.”The manufacturer replied asking for son’s weight, more photos, and the product code, which is “located on the bottom of the item, on the tag, or near the barcode on the box.” (I haven’t been able to find the code, because the vest doesn’t have a tag, and I discarded the hanger it came with).The company also asked for me to send the vest back to them, which I’ll do. But I wanted to be sure other parents and caregivers were aware of this safety hazard. I’m still replaying in my mind the image of my son’s vest popping up onto the water’s surface as he sunk down right in front of me. I’m so grateful I was right there when it happened!