What is the recommended age for this float?
922458
This product can hold up to 25 pounds. I am not sure what the age recommended for this product is.
2141757
The float is for a child. It is almost too small for my daughter. She is 5'1" and around 75lb.
351698
I'm not sure,but we had kids almost 100lbs sliding on it with no problem. Where we went wrong was letting them pull it into the pool. It sounded innocent enough, except when the heavier kids started trying to climb out of the water onto the ladder part their entire weight was pulling on plastic seams. Once the ladder portion had a hole in it, we had ourselves a really odd pool float. I think if you buy this for kids up to 10 years old you'll be fine. Not to take money out of Amazon's wallet, but I have seen this same slide at Walmart.
881206
The small pieces do float, but they are small. The boat is not as big as I thought, about ten inches long. I bought this for my grandchildren ages 9, 7 & 5 and they love playing with it in the pool and out of the pool.
2268454
I think it is good for my 3 year old I would not feel comfortable for an eight month old. It takes a lot of neck and back stength to keep their head above water with the back float
1503112
My two year old grandson weighs 25lbs and he will be able to use it for another year yet. He enjoys riding on it. I bought it for his first birthday and I wouldn't recommend it for that age, as it tips forward.
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..
146229
I would say 18-36 months? I would think that even 12-16 month old children would have fun exploring this too. It just takes a little fine motor control so that could be difficult for the younger child. Hope this helps.
138797
According to the product description: Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 8 years
480796
I purchased mine about 2 years ago. It floated just fine. It didn't last more than 2 seasons though. Good luck!
61168
Manufacturer states from about 5 months with no upper age range. Weight limit of 25 lbs for child will probably be limiting factor for upper age. My son started using at about 5-6 months with no problem. Their is a recall on a specific piece in the set that has been redesigned and for those who already had purchased it was replaced. All new jumpers being sold now have the new redesigned piece. My son has been using this for about two months and really enjoys it and I have not observed anything dangerous about the set overall or with the individual pieces.
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.
800173
I personally believe maximum age is 10-12 months, considering their weight, too. My 8 month old grandchild did not use it too much when first purchased (at 4-1/2 months) but began playing more with it at about 6 months. I was excited about getting the item, but afterwards I felt I made a mistake buying it since they didn't play with too much. It doesn't hold their attention for too long & you have to be careful not to "pinch" their thighs or fingers when sliding the tray off. Hope this helps others.
795808
I would say ages 2yrs-7yrs old. I have pics up of my 5yr old son and nephew jumping in it so you can get a better idea. hope that helps.
1019489
I used this float from age 12mo until baby could swim (about 3yrs). Leg holes were tight by then too
440378
I bought one and it lasted all summer in the pool and I live in Florida. My grandchildren had so much fun and it was used in many water battles by all the several other floats we also got on Amazon. Very sturdy float. Make sure you use an electric pump to blow it up it is easier that way.
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My grandchildren weight anywhere from 30-35 pounds and the float holds them up well. More than anything, it frees their arms and they are able to put their face down in the water. After about a week, they were no longer using the float at all and swimming under water. My grandchildren are 2,3, and 4 and love to swim underwater. I used goggles on them so they could open their eyes underwater, this made all the difference.