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VSATEN Back Float, Swim Belt Bubble Adjustable 3 Layers Thicken Split Foam Learning Safety Training Board Pool Floaties for Kids Toddlers Swimming Beginners Floats Swim Lessons Equipment (10lb-60lb)
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About VSATEN Back Float, Swim Belt Bubble Adjustable 3
Why Choose VSATEN Back Float at our store? --- This is a must buy for new swimmers. --- The best aid to teach them how to swim. --- Simple and practical floater for kids learning to swim--Does not obstruct natural swimming unlike other floaters. --- Allows your children to move freely rather than cumbersome arm floaties. --- Durable high density foam, lightweight, soft, comfortable. --- 3 layers thicken design with greater buoyancy than 4 layers --- Safe snugger belt clip and strap --- Easy to carry. No absorb water. Fit perfectly in a suitcase. --- No torn, no flimsy, no wear, no ripping off --- Fun, Confidence, pround to learn swimming in this summer Specifications: Material: Waterproof Eva Foam Applicable People: Baby & Toddlers & Kids & Preschoolers For Weight: under 60 pounds For Ages: 1 year old -- 7 year old Color: 4 colors combination, random color delivery. Product Size: 8.6" * 7" * 3.5" (L * W * H). Product Weight: 0.5 pounds How to tighten the belt buckle after removing some layers? 1. Please make sure to secure the belt in the right direction 2. Before using, kindly try to pull the strap and see if it is tightened enough and will not slip away. If it can easily slip away, it means it is not the correct way. You need to reverse and then install it. Warning: VSATEN swimming back float is not life-saving supplies. Only for use in shallow water and shall be supervised by adults. Please do not use it in deep sea or waters with rapids and billow. Package Includes: 1 x VSATEN Back Float of 3 Layers.
