Review on 🌊 Thrilling Shipwreck Pool Dive Game - Dive into Adventure! by Richard Ahmar

Our six year old grandson spends many weeks of the summer with us each year. He had just learned to swim well - we thought better diving sticks would help with his diving skills as well. Even before it arrived, our one-year-old granddaughter was visiting for a week - these eels were her favorite outdoor swimming toy. She was mesmerized by their soft, semi-wavy bodies and bright colors. They occupied it for hours, just handed them out to adults, and then remembered. They even went into the house with her and rushed everywhere. They are also useful as swimming aids. Our six year old has no problem spotting and extracting colored eels when they slide easily to the bottom of the tank. Many diving objects appear to be drawn to the deep end of the pool, but once they reach the bottom they stay there with little movement. Cal can swim in water of any depth, but I'm still more comfortable when he dives for toys in shallow water, and I know they won't swim any deeper. They are very well made, look funny and the numbers printed on them make scoring fun. We found that they don't work well when thrown, but after the kids got a few hits they stopped using them completely. Most pool toys break during the summer season but these will last us for many years and all the grandkids love them. The 1 year old didn't want to leave when it was time to leave - I bought her a second set to play with in her own paddling pool at home.