Swimline Dive Jellyfish Toys 6-Pack Weighted Catch and Retrieval Game for Swimming Pool & Bath Tub for Kids Multi Color Rings Underwater Dive Practice Education Learn

Our six year old grandson spends many summer weeks with us each year. He just learned how to swim proficiently—we thought better quality diving sticks would also help with his underwater skills. Before he even arrived, our one year old grand daughter came for a week’s visit—these eels were by far her favorite outdoor swim toys. She was mesmerized by their soft, semi-wiggly bodies and vibrant colors. They kept her busy for hours—just by passing them out to adults and then recollecting. They even went indoors with her and were carried everywhere.As a swimming aid, these are just as useful. Our six year old has no trouble spotting and retrieving the colored eels as they slightly slither down to the pool’s bottom. Many diving products seem to gravitate toward the pool’s deep end, but once these hit bottom, they stay there with little motion. Cal can swim in any depth water, but I still feel more comfortable having him dive for toys in the shallow end, and knowing they won't drift deeper.These are very well made, comical looking and the printed numbers make counting games fun. We have discovered they don’t feel too good when thrown, but after the kids got hit with a few, they stopped doing that activity entirely. Most pool toys break within a summer’s season, but these will last us many years, and all the grand kids love them. The one year old didn’t want to leave them behind when it was time to go—I bought her a second set to play with in her own wading pool at home.

Very fun and the colors are vibrant. Easy to find in the pool. The quality so far is amazing. Has a nice weight to it so they stand straight up in the pool. Good value for your money and different than the run of the mill pool toys. Experienced little diver or just starting out these are great.

I should've trusted the other reviews I read on this product. It is complete junk - thin, breakable plastic. It arrived with a broken clasp, so you couldn't lock the chest, BEFORE it was even opened. I found another one at our local toy store that was only $3 more, came with much more inside, and was very well made. This looks like something from the 99 cent store.

I used to buy the eggs that came in a carton...one dozen. They no longer sell these. They are impossible to find. I am forced to buy these cheap imitations. The plastic is poor quality-I have already had two crack all the way to the top after a month of use and they do not sink. The other eggs had two holes and once thrown, would slowly take in water and then go down. These don't. You have to open them up, fill them with water and then push them down. If not 100% full of water they will float around willy nilly, drifting away to where they become hard to find. In addidtion, the black plastic compartment in the bottom of each egg holds a single marble. That black plastic has opened on two of the eggs, the marble is lost and now there's no chance of them sinking unless I glue something in the bottom of there. They also do not close properly...sure they shut closed but the others had a satisfying *snap*. Half the time you wonder if these are closed or not. Unfortunately there are no other egg options. Maybe the company will realize they made a horrible mistake by changing the design.

I like these little bones. I thought they’d weigh a bit more for staying in place better but they’re a little lightweight. Yet they serve their purpose. Nice colors and size.

My kids love these for the pool! We had some old ones we replaced with this set

these fish and net kept my son busy in the bath tub for weeks! his favorite new bath toy

I bought these for a birthday pool party & I wanted the kids to be able to entertain themselves.PROS: They did the job & the kids had a good time. Overall they were all pretty visible, minus the green. They're weighted, so the sticks didn't move once they sank to the bottom & the sticks have drain holes which was a nice bonus.CONS: The packaging was busted upon arrival and once I opened the packaging I was pretty shocked that the material was flimsy, thin plastic tubing (yes, I know it says "flex" but I was still shocked by the material that was used). I'm not sure how long these will survive because the tubes have already started to fold and crease. They're not very durable at all, which is very frustrating considering the price point.Oh and they do take a little while to actually sink. Not really sure if I should label that a pro or con. Some kids liked it because they would race to get them before they hit bottom, but then there were kids that said that was cheating. So patience is key... but patience is also very hard for a lot of kids so take that how you will lol.Overall I wouldn't repurchase or recommend to a friend but I will definitely continue to use these until they fall apart to try and get my money's worth (which might not be for long).