Limmys Premium Kids Swim Vest - Toddler Swim Jacket and Buoyancy Swimming Aid - Modern Design Swimming Vest for Boys, Girls and Babies - Drawstring Bag Included

Brilliant the boyo couldn’t swim properly and going abroad felt he needed something this vest is brilliant a full day in the pool he can now take it off and get to the side without any help just observing him will,still need it on for deeper end of pool for safety it has given him confidence worth the money and will keep for little brother

I bought this for our first family holiday.It was great, came in its own little bag so my son could carry it.It fits really well and did not bother him.

Great product, 3 yo daughter loves it and it really helped give her confidence in the water. Removable floats also great.Handy storage bag too. Highly recommend.

It is a good swim aid but it does chafe a little especially around boys bits and under the arms. It was uncomfortable. It fit well not too loose not tight. We have had similar issues with rubbing under the arms first one we had with the buckle under also.

Absolutely brilliant swim vest, perfect positioning, really comfortable for my daughter to wear and keeps her arms free to help her practice her swimming, highly recommend.

Great but would advise wearing a short sleeve under it as it rubbed on his arm a bit but pleased with it

Excellent product for kids who cannot swim. Very safe and easy to put on. I bought 2 of these - one for my 6 year old and one for my 4 year old. Recommend to all parents scared of letting their kids in the water when they cant swim. My eldest actually learnt to swim on the last day of our holiday and i think its down to the quality of this vest!

I bought this swim vest for my 6 year old son to wear on holiday this past weekend. I put it on him one day on the beach and noticed as we were going home that it was quite heavy. I thought maybe it was because it was wet. I let it dry overnight and it was still very heavy so I checked to see why. I noticed that a load of sand had gotten into the pockets where the floaties are. Luckily he was only playing in shallow water. But this is j credibly dangerous. Rather than a float or it had become a dead weight. I’m lucky nothing happened to my son.