Restube Jelly Kids Swim Floater / Buoyancy Aid 5-10 Years
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Safe support for confident swimmers
Part of Restube’s Buoy-Gang, the Restube Jelly Kids Swim Floater / Buoyancy Aid is designed for children aged five to ten, weighing 18-35kg. As the “big sister” of the Buoy-Gang, Jelly provides calm, reliable support for longer swims and more advanced water skills, whether at the pool, lake, or sea.
The kit includes a detachable waist belt and safety line to keep the floater close while your child explores. Jelly supports gliding, diving, and learning strokes like the backstroke. Made from durable, tested materials, it can be used on its own or with water wings for safe, versatile swimming practice.
Restube Jelly Kids Swim Floater / Buoyancy Aid Features:
- Part of the Buoy-Gang collection
- For children aged 5-10 years, 18-35kg
- Includes detachable waist belt with safety line
- Includes training tips to guide early swimming skills
- Supports gliding, diving, and backstroke practice
- Can be used alone or alongside water wings
Restube Jelly Kids Swim Floater / Buoyancy Aid Specifications:
- Part Number: RT-021-01-RJ
- Material: High-quality, PVC-free
- Character: Jelly (Learny's big sister)
- Dimensions: 36 x 50cm
- Weight: 150g
The Buddies from the Buoy-Gang
The fun water friends from the Buoy-Gang accompany children as they learn to swim. From the bathtub to the swimming
pool to the lake and sea. Water skills are strengthened through play, while tried-and-tested materials ensure durability
and safety. Each member has its own character and superpower in the water. The Buoy-Gang stands for fun, safety, and
adventure in and around the water.
JELLY
- Ideal for children from 18-35 kg or 5-10 years
- 36 x 50 cm / 150 g
- Incl. detachable waist belt with safety line
- Incl. training impulses
Character: Jelly is Learny's big sister. She calmly ensures safety on
longer swims. She can do a lot of tricks and games in the water.
Special ability: Likes to help with gliding, diving, and backstroke. But she especially loves being pulled along by the child
and seeing how the first swimming movements work all by
themselves