what age is this float made for?
1516835
It's a tight fit for my 4 year old but my 18 month old enjoyed it and can still use it now at 2 1/2.
1516836
Not sure what the age limit is. He was 1 1/2 when we bought it. It was a little big for him. He's 2 1/2 now and we are going to use it this year as well.
2070534
Yes to both. Maybe 18-24 hours. My grandkids usually play with them off and on during the day (that's how they swim too), and these rarely go flat by the end of the day with them.
881210
All pieces float; my grandson age 7, had a great time with this boat in the pool. won't get lost if child follows it in the water. does not sink. boat is probably 15 inches long; check details with retail listing..
1759137
No, this item is meant for very young children. I would say up to 5 years old.
1987215
The swim floatie I received held my 42lb 4 year old daughter without a problem. My other daughter who is 2 and is around 30lbs also has used it. The ring size for the 2 year old was a little large.
1156521
You would need to hold your child in the float. Our four month old is on the larger side and still needs some support.
1095496
I've had mine for about 6 months and it works great. I don't think it could float around because it is too heavy.
2203813
We have had two adults on it just fine. They were both medium height and weight. I love the float, but it should come with something to blow it up with.
351566
Just for a moment, then it begins to sink in the front and goes over. However, it's not really made for floating on water. My son, age 7, has been building and sinking various versions of the Titanic for awhile and this was a great project to build but clearly not meant for putting in water.
288644
Kristen, the float is recommended for 9 - 24 month olds. The packaging never indicated a weight range. However, I purchased this for my daughter when she was 5 months old. The mesh seat is made to accommodate the bigger babies. My daughter was too small for the seat to keep her chin above water. Therefore, I chose to place my hands under the seat to support her bottom so she would not sink so far down into seat. Even with having to do so she enjoyed herself.
2111358
Ours is older than 2013, about 2011.. We have a hard fin keel but at the front it is inflatable. It holds direction very well in rivers and the sea.
1983172
It just states up to 12 years of age. Probably between 100-150 lbs should be ok. I'm 200 lbs and I have used it myself! Really fun!
661501
My daughter is 3 and they use the same one in her swim class. You could remove layers asthey learn to swim. I believe it is good up to 50 lbs.
2058238
I think about 1-2 years old. However, I do not recommend this product. It was VERY difficult to assemble. And, the platforms stop rotating with the slightest pressure, like a child's hand.
624533
2-6 years old, we installed it very low so toddlers & babies can use it too!
1674231
My daughter didn't care for it at 16 months. I think it is better for younger babies and agree with Ryane that a different type of float would be better for a toddler.
1118921
I would say 7+ yrs old. It is not a toy, and it cannot be "played with" as it would fall apart, with large number of small pieces. It is more of an educational item; at 1 meter long and .5 meters tall, it is very cool to look at for a school science project. I would buy it again, and would recommend it, as the assembly process is fun and interesting with curious child.