This all-in-one Float Suit offers an alternative style to our Float Vest and is designed to give l...This all-in-one Float Suit offers an alternative style to our Float Vest and is designed to give learners a new sense of independence. The bright colours provide high visibility and includes foam inserts for buoyancy and front zip for easy changing. Manufactured to Australian and European safety standards. Children must be supervised when wearing this product. Featuring Chima the African Penguin, this suit's vibrant green colour not only adds a fun flair but also ensures high visibility. The all-in-one design offers a simple all-in-one alternative to a floatation vest, helping young learners gain confidence in the water.Equipped with foam inserts for buoyancy and a front zip for easy changing, this children's float suit meets rigorous Australian and European safety standards. Dive into water confidence while remembering that children should always be supervised when wearing this adorable and secure Float Suit.· All-in-one children's float suit· Colourful design featuring Chima the African Penguin· Foam inserts for buoyancy· Front zip· Bright colour for increased visibility· Children must always be supervised when using this product · Manufactured to Australian and European safety standards· Colour: Green/Blue
This guide is for parents and guardians looking to enhance their child's water confidence with the Speedo Learn to Swim Float Suit. The suit provides buoyancy with foam inserts and ensures high visibility, aiding young learners in their swim journey. Remember, constant supervision is crucial when your child is using this product.
All features
Colour
Green
Model Part Number
880315
Brand
Speedo
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the primary purpose of the Speedo Learn to Swim Float Suit?
The primary purpose is to help children gain confidence in the water while learning to swim.
Is this a life-saving device?
No, it is not a life-saving device. Constant adult supervision is required.
What safety standards does the suit meet?
The suit is manufactured to meet Australian and European safety standards.
How do I clean the float suit?
Rinse the suit thoroughly with fresh water after each use. Allow it to air dry away from direct sunlight.
What material is the float suit made of?
The float suit is made of polyester.
Can I use the suit in the ocean?
Yes, but always ensure proper supervision. The ocean's conditions can be unpredictable.
How should I store the float suit?
Store the suit in a cool, dry place when not in use.
Troubleshooting
The suit seems too tight.
Check the size and ensure it is appropriate for your child's measurements. Consider going up a size if necessary.
The suit is not providing enough buoyancy.
Ensure the suit is the correct size. If it's old, the foam inserts may have lost some of their buoyancy. Replace the suit if necessary.
The zipper is stuck.
Check for any fabric caught in the zipper. Gently try to free the fabric or use a lubricant specifically designed for zippers.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides buoyancy for children learning to swim.
Bright colours enhance visibility in the water.
Easy to put on and take off with a front zip.
Complies with Australian and European safety standards.
All-in-one design is convenient for parents and guardians.
Cons
Requires constant supervision, as with all flotation devices.
Foam inserts may lose buoyancy over time with use.
The suit may not fit all body types perfectly.
Limited size options may not cater to all ages.
May require more care for cleaning and maintenance.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Sizing: Choose the correct size based on your child's weight and height. Consult the size chart provided by Speedo.
Putting it On: Dress your child in the suit ensuring the foam inserts are properly positioned and the zip is securely fastened.
Supervision: Always keep a close eye on your child while they are wearing the float suit. Never leave them unattended in or near water.
Cleaning: Rinse the suit thoroughly with fresh water after each use. Avoid using harsh detergents or bleach. Allow it to air dry, away from direct sunlight.
Storage: Store the suit in a cool, dry place when not in use.
Inspection: Regularly check the suit for any signs of wear and tear, such as damage to the seams or the foam inserts. Discard if damaged.