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Progressive Multi-Colored Back Float | 
 enlarge | Brand: Pure Blue
Temporarily Out of Stock...
But Amazon Should Have It
Rating:  7 reviews
Color: Multi
Media: Misc.
ASIN: B0007YA3V0
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| Features:
| • | Soft, comfortable closed cell EVA foam wont absorb water or chip | | • | Easily buckles on back, freeing arms for proper motion | | • | Adjust split float pieces as swimmer progresses | | • | Recommended for children |
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Product Description
The Progressive Float is designed to float and suspend children. They are made of durable non-abrasive EVA foam
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
 Great Product! August 17, 2008
pamark24
This is a great product! I would recommend this product.
I use the float in conjunction with swimies. The kids are doing so well they can swim around unlike the life jackets that they had before.
The only draw back to this product is that the belt tends to ride up. Either you make is so tight they can't breath and it doesn't ride up or you don't make it as tight and it ends up under their arms.
 Worth every cent! April 26, 2008
1shy (Erie, Pennsylvania)
I purchased 7 of these for my kids last summer (2007). They worked great! They buckle on and off easily and are perfect for keeping the kids afloat while learning to swim. You can easily take out one or more layers of foam as the child becomes a better swimmer. These are the exact same type of back float that the YMCA uses in their swim classes, which is why I bought them. You won't be disappointed.
Progressive Multi-Colored Back Float August 12, 2007
Diane E. Roche (East Coast USA)
This Back-Float frees the child's arms so he/she is able to practice swimming while safe. The 3 yr old child wearing it weighs 40+ lbs., and we were surprised to learn how well this device "holds her up" in the water. Great product!
Multi-colored back float June 26, 2007
Susan Freeman
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
These are the swim devices used at my local YMCA during swim instruction. It allows for the child to use their arms and legs to swim while providing them enough flotation to stay above water. The foam pads can be removed as the child requires less and less assistance. Great product for the child who is not quite swimming independently, but too big for tubes and life vests.
great for helping child learn to swim March 16, 2007
Steve Seiller (Seattle, WA USA)
Place the float low in the small of the child's back which will float them more horizontally. This position will encourage your child to kick and stroke, increasing their ability to swim independently.
Products like water wings and float jackets will certainly float your child, but will hinder their ability to actively swim.
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