Swim Vest Floaties for Kids, Augot Toddler Pool Float Learn to Swim Trainer Life Jacket with Adjustable Safety Buckle & 3 Airbags for 3 4 5 6 7 Years Old Boys and Girls, Loads up to 110 lb

We want to let the kiddo play at the local stream but he doesn’t want to wear a life jacket because it’s too hot. This floatie serves well as a safeguard in case he slips in the water. It is comfortable and it does keep him afloat. He likes it because it’s easy to wear and it doesn’t slip off easily. However, this is by no mean a safety device for fast moving water or deep water. It can be punctured and lose air. It’s a good device for shallow water or as a device to learn how to swim, but it won’t serve as a replacement for life vest.

That's right, I said it. It appears flimsy and looks not exactly made with the highest quality pvc or whatever, and yes it looks loose some, and it is, actually, buy ye gads this thing really allowed my recently turned 3 year old to "swim". Wish I had this thing months ago. I watched my kiddos swimming / water confidence grow by lapfuls in a single afternoon. When I finally pulled it off so he could paddle around with me he still thought he could swim and was bursting with confidence, even though he was only just getting the hang of treading water, sort of. Was amazing to experience. Best of all, to, was that after a while he figured out that he could wiggle onto his back and float that way after seeing me float on my back too. I about fell over because getting a kiddo to trust in order to put their ears in the water and back relax has, in my experience, been the hardest thing to teach little kid swimmers...and here he was doing it like an old pro. I think it has to do with the tube/bottom wings going between the legs, because I though for sure he was going to faceplant into the water but he never did, even with the armholes so loose. Certainly I'd never leave him alone for a second as this isn't a safety device, but it is in fact an awesome tool that gives a kiddo the room they need to flap their wings and stay afloat until they can do so on their own. Wish I had a video to share but I've been too busy shadowing him into the pool to grab one. For reference, my toodles is 35lbs and nearly 40". A++

I recently got this Swim Vest floaty for my 3-year-old daughter, who loves the pool but isn’t swimming yet. When it arrived, it was rolled up in a plastic bag, and I wasn’t expecting much, but it turned out to be quite good.Inflating it was easy, and it holds air well, which gives her plenty of freedom in the water. The floaty has three air chambers, which is reassuring if one happens to fail. The included pump is a bit low-quality, but blowing it up by mouth is easy enough.The vest is a bit big for a 3-year-old and might fit better for kids aged 5 and up. Even though it seems a bit flimsy and the armholes are loose, it still works well. It’s a good floaty for younger kids and gives parents peace of mind.

This was really fun to use this summer. It was the perfect size for my child and is pretty durable. It kept my child safe too so that's the important part! We loved these!

Not the greatest to be honest. Its a blow up inflatable which is not the most ideal as a floatie. Blowing it up, the fit was rather awkward. Its supposed to go around them like a backpack but there were some sharp edges on the plastic that made it rather uncomfortable for the little one. Plastic itself was thinner than anticipated...definitely doesn't feel premium at all.Used it once or twice for the summer but probably going to give it away. Just simply not too pleased with it as I found it to be more of a hinderance rather than something my kid enjoys. He fidgeted with this a lot more than when he was wearing his puddle jumper. Something about the fit of this just didn't jive with him.

My 3 year old granddaughter has gone through a number of floaties, but this Augot Swim Vest floaty is one of the better ones that we’ve used.I didn’t hold out much promise for the floaty because of how it was delivered. It was rolled up in a plastic bag. Once unrolled, I found a pump.The pump is a little flimsy and failed during the 3rd use, but the floaty is easy to blow up by mouth, if required. Fortunately, we had other pumps which make the task easier. Even though we’re always close by, I really like that the floaty has 3 different air chambers, just in case 1 fails.The floaty is a good fit for my granddaughter who is 37 inches tall and weighs 34 lbs. This floaty seems to give her more freedom and she actually was mimicking swimming and back floating moves more than she does in some of her others. For the price, this floaty is great!

Three places do blow up. The air pump included seems flimsy, but works great.Easy to adjust.Nice product!

Got this for my 3 yr old granddaughter as she loves the pool, but can't swim just yet. She loves how it looks, and gives her the freedom to float in the shallow end of the water without us worrying about her as much. It was simple to blow up, and it holds the air quite well. This is a good starter support system for toddlers, and a great peace of mind for the parents to float along with their kids in the pool.