Can this float support children standing up and jumping off into the water? About how many ten year olds could it accommodate at one time?
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Yes it can. We don't anchor it down so when a kid jumps off it will push the float a bit, but that makes it more fun. How many??? I would say 6-8 comfortably. (You can get more, but I like to make sure none of the kids jump on top of each other or anything terrible happen) I've had two adults laying on it while several kids jumping off. It's a great product, we absolutely LOVE
2141757
The float is for a child. It is almost too small for my daughter. She is 5'1" and around 75lb.
1276423
I had one that lasted about a month and another that lasted a handful of jumps. If you have little ones that don't weight much that go in one-two at a time, it's probably okay. If older kids jump hard into it, then this isn't going to hold up.
2268453
You could and it would certainly support them in water but a child that young I'd prefer using one that fits like a vest.
2143262
I only let the small children 10 and under jump on it . It really is more like a nice large inflatable for the kids to lay on together. It really doesn't bounch much.
2272574
Depends on the number of kids I'd guess. The walls are not stable enough to really support a kid bouncing off it, the size is smaller than any commercial one I've seen, and the material used probably isn't as heavy duty as one intended for that purpose. Still for small groups or younger children(<5) I don't see why not.
247139
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.
1657544
It never did specify. When my son was two to three years old, he would use it with 2 or 3 of the floats attached. I would suggest calling the company directly being that even their website does not have specific weight information. 1-800-SWIM-GEAR (794-6432) Good luck. It was surprisingly the best product for my son to swim on his own (not that we would leave his side) but he was able to have the freedom that water wings &/or float vests just dont allow.
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The pool can fit 4 kids at age probably 3 to 5...but it won't hold water for long it's gonna leak and not safe for kids the slide is not sturdy your child may fall off the bouncy area and may hurt your kids...
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.
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I wouldn't try it. Just not enough space to do it. Plus I would not feel safe doing it. Don.t know if your talking 2 adults or one child and one adult. This just my opinion. It has a 400 lb weight limit. That includes your and any Items you have on it. I have seen pontoon boat that hold up to 4 people but they cost. I did enjoy using it and felt safe with just me on it. Hope this helps and good luck.
335775
No -- I would not advise it. A three-year-old can stomp on it and send it twenty feet in the air. An older child can send it much higher.
234035
It's super sturdy. I have stood on it without a problem and weigh 190lbs. Of course, it's for kids ;)
218104
I don't think so, it's been a great little float for having the little one next to me in the pool, but I would not trust it for real life saving duty. A determined kid could pretty easily get into a dangerous situation with it.
1182586
Yes. We have 1 and 2 year old grandkids and they had a ball with this water table in the summer heat. The one year old can easily stand on the ground and reach over the side into the water.
2189400
Yes .... I bought it for my dad who is 6'4 and about 250 and it supports him easily. As far as lasting I have bought many swimways floats in the past with a lot of success but it mostly depends on how you take care of them ... Not leaving them out in the sun make a big difference
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I can't say for sure, but I don't think there is a weight limit. I have jumped onto it myself with no issue, and I am over 100lbs. To note, it has some buoyancy, but not a lot. (It's not like a trampoline or anything.) My kiddos mostly use it to jump off the couch (often doing twists or flips) and use it to have a super kush and safe place to land. It's great for proprioceptive input. It's bigger than it looks in the picture too. :) I definitely still recommend for any kid - especially if your son needs the proprioceptive or vestibular input.