Splash Kids Swim Jacket
Make a splash with the Splash Kids Swim Jacket! Designed for little adventurers, this vibrant jacket keeps them safe and buoyant while they enjoy endless fun at the pool or beach.
Description
Learning to swim can be a daunting experience for young children. This junior swim jacket will help to give children a boost of confidence in the water by giving your child extra buoyancy allowing them to practice and strengthen their stroke, making the experience much more rewarding and enjoyable.
Features
- SHELL: 100% NEOPRENE
- LINING: 80% NYLON, 20% ELASTANE
Safety Information
INSTRUCTIONS Please read all instructions and cautions fully before attempting to use this product. The safety of wearer depends largely on your correct understanding of the product and its function. 1.Make sure the swimming jacket fits snugly and is within the correct weight band as indicated on the jacket and packaging. This will ensure maximum flotation. 2. It is important, that when used by younger children, that their hands are held until they have become used to the buoyancy supplied by the jacket. 3. This swim jacket is designed to be a swimming aid. Please encourage the child to move arms and legs in a swimming motion, to help build confidence as quickly as possible. 4. The swim jacket is not a life saving device and will not eliminate the dangers of playing in or near water. It will not replace the need for proper adult supervision but can help children enjoy the water and learn to swim with more confidence. Date code: 20221105 Please stop using the product after one year or replace it with a new one
BUOYANCY AID FOR SWIMMING Make sure the swimming jacket fits snugly with all the floats in position. When zipped up the neoprene should stretch around the wearer for a snug fit. Buoyancy should be adjusted according to the wearer’s weight, confidence and swimming ability. Over buoyancy can cause the wearer to be too high in the water. It may be necessary to remove some of the floats. Floats should be removed from the jacket in pairs only, and always in numerical order as indicated on the jacket, i.e, remove both floats marked “1” first, then, if over buoyancy persists, remove floats marked with a “2”, then proceed to remove floats marked “3” and lastly the floats marked “4”. Removing all the floats from the jacket will mean the jacket provides no extra buoyancy.
