Swim-Thru Rings for Water Sports Review

Bought for grandchildren. Contains three rings. There is a small inflatable part at the top of the ring that needs to be squeezed to inflate. The more you inflate, the higher the ring floats. So you can then have it right on the surface or underneath. My grandchildren love them. You'll pass through an obstacle course - i.e. dive, swim to the bottom, grab the rings/squid, then swim through the rings.

This has a bladder inflating rings that you hold by the side that says 'Inflate' and then inflate up to 15 times. To deflate, press and hold the deflation tab, but you must keep your finger on the side for it to actually deflate. It is very easy to inflate and deflate. Thanks to the inflatable ring, the ring stays closer to the top, making it easier for children to learn to swim and having fun for the whole family. I threw them away with no problem. We will buy another set so we can build an…

New pool toys are hard to find so I'm glad I found them. My kid likes to dive for toys, this gives him some variety now. There are no instructions on how to inflate, you simply inflate the bladder on top of the float. When pumping you have to get to the right place, but it works. Just don't do this while they're in the water to avoid water getting into the pump. You can make them go all the way down, which means the bottom of the circle will sit on the bottom, not the bottom. the whole circle…

Update: I spoke to Terry at Stream Machine (company) who informed me that the swim rings that I and a few others received are most likely an old version that is no longer made. . A newer version is available and the black stuff/rust issue should no longer be an issue. Terry was amazing and went above and beyond what I originally expected! They sent me a new set for free. . .and my children were VERY happy about the great surprise. By the end of the summer they were able to use these multiple…

This was a birthday gift for my 6 year old who became a good swimmer but my 8 and 11 year olds love them too! This is our first year with an actual backyard pool and they are having a blast. They like to set up rings in different places in the tank and then swim through them all. Or line them up and create a "tunnel" that you can swim through. They're big - big enough to swim through, but small enough to sit underwater in our 36 inch deep pool. I like that they float vertically. stay in place…

We bought these rings for our 7 year old granddaughter who has been diving a lot this year to wear on her visits. Underwater games seem to be hot this year. We came across this product and decided to give it a try despite the bad reviews. My granddaughter spent several hours in the pool for two days enjoying swimming through these rings. She likes them very much. Advantages: ● Rings fold up for easy storage ● Rings come in a zipped pouch that can be used for storage ● Adjustable airbags allow…