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Pool Toys Kids: Swimming Diving Rings for Underwater Water Games Ages 8-12 4-8 Adults (2 Pack)

Pool Toys Kids: Swimming Diving Rings for Underwater Water Games Ages 8-12 4-8 Adults (2 Pack)

(251 customer reviews)

Pool Toys Kids: Swimming Diving Rings for Underwater Water Games Ages 8-12 4-8 Adults (2 Pack) Pool toy game set – Includes two diving rings, two dolphin buoys, and 16 connections (2 replacements). The rings must be assembled according to the instructions provided. To produce a circular ring, untwist the flexible tube and strengthen it…

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251 reviews for Pool Toys Kids: Swimming Diving Rings for Underwater Water Games Ages 8-12 4-8 Adults (2 Pack)

  1. Russell Stacy –

    These are meant to be circles, but they cannot be made to look like the ones in the photo. They collapse in the water regardless of anything we try to make them spherical.

  2. Emery Wayne –

    – Made in China – Includes a little hand pump

  3. Leanne Fairfax –

    Although it’s challenging to get the extra backdrop to remain in the back, my kids seem to like it. Very nice all around. reminds me of my early years.

  4. Wilona Orson –

    These are excellent!! They’re simple to put together, they float well, and kids (and adults) have a fantastic time swimming through them.

  5. Meadow Faithful –

    The rings wouldn’t float.

  6. Dominique Beneficient –

    It was simple to construct and disassemble, and my granddaughter had hours of fun.

  7. Desired Sidney –

    Hoops are not permanent. They never made it to a pretzel-like hoop. I purchased two sets; one I shipped to my daughter, and both had the same issue.

  8. Rosalie Rodney –

    I ought to have taken note of the terrible evaluations that were left online.

  9. Brigid Leon –

    The rings did not remain in a circle after being filled with water. Within an hour, all of the pieces had separated and were dispersed over my pool. I would have returned, but my daughter tossed aside the packing when she opened.

  10. Rich Ellen –

    Tubes don’t create circles. I left them out in the sun for a month, expecting it would soften the plastic, but they are still in a figure eight. Junk

  11. Kent Cheerful –

    Purchased for my nieces and nephews, who adore it! Gives them a fresh and enjoyable activity to perform while swimming.

  12. Driscoll Delightful –

    The kids adored the rings, which were large enough for some adults to swim in and were simple to put up. The sinking toys were all quite popular.

  13. Errol Richard –

    In particular, the 6-year-old granddaughter enjoyed the diving gems. There are ten gems, each with a gorgeous hue and a sparkling quality when wet. She enjoyed searching for hidden riches!

  14. Murray Princess –

    These rings were rather simple to build, however they began to fracture and shatter after only one usage. We reside in Las Vegas, so the sun may have caused some damage, but they should survive more than once.

  15. Millicent Nicolette –

    I teach swimming, and the youngsters are enamored with these. It teaches them to swim submerged and to keep their heads down.

  16. Amber Stan –

    These actually do stay suspended between the floor of a pool and the surface. I’ve tried others and they don’t do as good of a job. I was expecting them to be just a bit bigger or maybe thicker? They aren’t super thin I just feel like they might break easily. Despite that, it’s an overall good deal and I would recommend.

  17. Patriotic Kiefer –

    I was a bit hesitant when I pulled them out of the packaging, but the directions were quite clear, and they turned out precisely as advertised. We originally utilized them as shown in the photo, and they drifted a little outside of the Mermaid Course. So, by rearranging the floats and weights, we elevated the rings out of the water by adding more floats to one of the rings. After removing the weights and floats, I was left with a ring that floats on the surface, essentially a goal for youngsters to swim up into. The weights function similarly to water-filled bean sacks. This is an excellent swimming toy!

  18. God-like Harland –

    They were tough to unravel and join; you had to fill them with water for them to sink, which takes some time, then drain them before storing them. And they fall apart way too readily. Really excellent concept, may be entertaining, but not implemented effectively.

  19. Holly Thresher –

    This product is very well made and withstood the intense summer heat in Texas to remain in my pool throughout the season. My four-year-old enjoys practicing her swimming and breath-holding abilities by diving for the pool toys and swimming through these rings. Also, this device is reasonably priced for its worth.

  20. Gifford Howard –

    In summary these are pretty decent toys for the pool.

  21. Gardener Misty –

    These do not operate as intended. They float!

  22. Fiery Freeman –

    I was expecting that the floating rings would function precisely as they did, and they did. The other diving gadgets just served as decoration. lasted throughout the whole summer.

  23. Simona Jade –

    Doesn’t hold up. Waste of money. Would not purchase again.

  24. Melissa Jason –

    These have inspired my child to take swimming lessons. Every time we enter the pool, she continues to play with them.

  25. Tony Keaton –

    It is difficult to get rings to flex correctly. And much more difficult to maintain together. Nieces adore them, but they ended up pulling the weights off and now merely play with them. Save money.

  26. Trent Toby –

    Considering that these pool toys only cost $20, they’re a wonderful collection. It includes a soft play ball that resembles a watermelon, two large swim-through rings with rubber ball floats attached, and a pump with the right connection to fill all three of them. It also includes miniature diving jewels, rings, and sinking rockets with adorable patterns. After just two months of dog paddling lessons, my nearly five-year-old niece was able to swim from one short end of the pool to the other almost immediately after the hoops inspired her to swim with her head in the water for the first time. She discovered that she could swim much more effectively with her face in the water than out. She also eventually worked out how to reach the bm of the shallow end to retrieve the rockets and diving rings, about an hour later. She was so happy, and we were too, and I think a lot of the joy and motivation this kit brings.

  27. Gilda Mercy –

    My kids were happiest with the rings, but the bags aren’t heavy enough to keep them standing upright:(

  28. Freeman Duncan –

    They were difficult to get right the first time out of the package, but we eventually got the hang of it. Slowly straighten, add a bean bag, fill the ring with water, add the flamingo, and seal. Drop into the pool and watch children and adults swim through it! Keeps my grandchildren entertained for hours (and encourages them to make friends)!

  29. Fitzgerald Willette –

    We enjoyed hours of poolside fun with them. We used to swim through hula hoops, but someone had to hold them. These are quite adorable and may be placed in many designs. They sustain themselves and may be moved from one end of the pool to the other.

  30. Lively Ebenezer –

    The triplets received another huge fine for their pool edition. This is ideal for above-ground pools with a depth of 4 feet or more. The kids really adore it, and the parents are having a ball with it as well haha.

  31. Shannon Bound –

    Cheap materials are not worth it, since the sand bags rip where they join to the cheap hoop and bend so easily that they end up with a crimp in them!

  32. Nathaniel Herman –

    Even when weighted, the hoops float on top of the water. (much with two weights) They are coiled up in a figure 8, making it much more difficult to utilize. They’re cheap crap. Don’t purchase. I should have created my own instead of purchasing them.

  33. Juliet Imogene –

    My kids have been hurt by the sharp stones in the pool. Rings do not retain their circular form or remain submerged. really let down.

  34. Neville Briana –

    Excellent quality; grateful for the guidance! We definitely want to spend a lot more time with these pool toys!

  35. Nina Philip –

    In the summer, my grandchildren are like tiny fish; they want to be under the water all the time.

  36. Frank Wealthy –

    When the pool diving ring and its associated toys came, my granddaughters were overjoyed. The diving rings seem very well-made. I’m sure the kids will find great use for them. The plastic gem stones, particularly the transparent one, have a diameter of around one inch and will be a decent diving challenge. The grandchildren are already creating pool activities with the torpedos and diving rings. The toys seem to be able to withstand their mischievous behavior. A tiny hand pump and a 6 vinyl ball were also included in the set. The little and rather fragile pump sufficiently blew out the small ball and the floating ball on the diving hoops. I am eager for the weather to warm up so we can test them out.

  37. Fletcher Arleen –

    The product was poorly manufactured, fragile, and did not settle to the bottom of the pool as described. I wish I’d preserved the package and returned it. Waste of money.

  38. Sheila Eliza –

    It was a lot of fun for both grandkids to swim through the rings underwater. It was an exciting novelty as we had never used swim through rings before. The float/bobber’stood’ straight up and could be detached to different distances. I used the hand pump that came with it to give a little air to it before throwing it into the pool.

  39. Blackbird Nicole –

    Very terrible design. I returned it and sought a refund. Which I got quickly and much liked.

  40. Louise Joshua –

    These tubes are a useless item. They are ineffective. won’t even attempt to stand. I’ll be giving them back. Extremely let down

  41. Una Melville –

    I like this collection of pool toys for my kid! She particularly like the diving toys out of the several toys in the assortment. She spends a lot of time swimming through the rings since they’re such an interesting and entertaining toy.

  42. Medwin Fresh –

    These rings cost more than twice as much as our previous ones, which lasted three years. These do not remain together, and the quality is not as nice. I purchased them for the grandchildren, who demanded replacements. They are quite annoyed with them.

  43. Woodsman Justin –

    The product is rather thin. The hoop would not remain round. Not at all worth the money.

  44. Deborah Doris –

    These are a fun pool toy. The pump that comes with rings works and the balloons are pretty easy to inflate. The rings are a bit small for an uncoordinated/less agile swimmer but they do present a fun challenge. I was concerned the rings wouldn’t fully submerge and float upward but they remain perpendicular to the water.

  45. Jasmine Quentin –

    The hula hoops are very thin, just little thicker than a plastic straw, yet they float diagonally even without the foam whale.

  46. Alice Simona –

    Both children and adults had a wonderful fun with this.

  47. Naomi Kelvin –

    It’s an enjoyable set. Children take pleasure in swimming through the circles.

  48. Hamlin Hugo –

    They are completely ineffective and cannot form genuine circles.

  49. Gertrude Butterfly –

    I ordered this for my pool and it was very durable and worth the value of it’s money a good support for teaching my nephew now to swim under water.

  50. Rosa Jessie –

    I don’t suggest this product since little weight bags leak pellets into pools and the rings are easily bent and don’t recover their form. If young toddlers consume the pellets from the weight bags, they might be poisonous. A financial waste!

  51. Bess Lulu –

    Ideal for breaking up the monotony of swimming. We have a pool, and we swim every day. This was ideal for my four-year-old, who learnt to swim via these rings. Older children like them as well.

  52. Zachariah Nerissa –

    These rings do not remain erect in the water, which defeats the whole purpose of this toy. Don’t suggest.

  53. Sherlock Philippa –

    To keep things spherical, I had to bend them so they clinked together. Even then, they continued falling apart. I got one to work, as shown. I threw them away and retained the bean bags as throw toys.

  54. Peace Samantha –

    really adorable for little children learning to swim underwater. added a great deal of enjoyment!

  55. Lion-like Butterfly –

    My grandkids didn’t utilize them as much as I expected. They utilize them on occasion and have a good time.

  56. Kenneth Industrious –

    Could not form a circle. Children hurled them over the pool’s edge. I could not utilize them at all. I kept the bean bags and flamingos and created my own!

  57. Erika Divine –

    Lots many activities in the pool to keep children occupied.

  58. Rodney Griswald –

    These didn’t want to float properly and would fall apart.

  59. Beryl Trustworthy –

    The toys and rings are adored by the children. They create up games and swim through the rings with such joy. The youngsters’ imaginative play and obvious enjoyment make the entire family smile. The toys and rings are in excellent condition despite being used often. Definitely, I’d purchase more to give as presents.

  60. Kingsley Wylie –

    I could have done better at the Dollar Store. I purchased this expecting my grandson would be coming for the Fourth of July. The box wasn’t opened until Labor Day weekend, so it’s probably beyond the return window.

  61. Georgette Leticia –

    This product worked for some people, but it did not work for me.The rings didn’t remain round and curled up into the original packing form, even with the weight and floating flamingo. This was disappointing, but not unexpected. Idk

  62. Lois Olin –

    The hoops are so tiny that nobody can swim through them.

  63. Francesca Youthful –

    This is my kids’ favorite pool toy. Every time they go in the water, they grab the diving hoops. The dogs adore them as well, although they are more interested in the floating flamingo. Lol

  64. Rodney Delmar –

    To be honest, I just purchased this set for the diving rings. They are hard, inexpensive plastic. They don’t give way to swimmable circular openings. ECONOMIC WASTE

  65. Dark Montgomery –

    My youngster enjoys swimming beneath the rings. So much fun!

  66. Ulrica Sean –

    I mistakenly believed that I had ordered an upgraded, more costly version that was really superior.

  67. Ridley Pansy –

    We decided to abandon the objective and play with diving toys after struggling to keep the rings in a circle with the toy. The weights were insufficient to hold the circles down, and the floats were ineffective. I suppose you get what you pay for.

  68. Lighthearted Heather –

    These are just as advertised. Super fun to inspire and educate children to swim.

  69. Ivan Rosalind –

    It wasn’t big enough for a young kid. Don’t squander your money on cheap, flimsy items.

  70. Zea Floyd –

    Love how simple it is to put up the rings. Complete and prepared for action. Our three-year-old granddaughter is quite pleased of herself for holding her breath and passing through all three rings. Excellent task for older children as well.

  71. Eva Darian –

    It’s adorable, but not worth it. Do not spend your money. It was thrown away.

  72. Floyd Erwin –

    After each usage, we take out all of the floats and toys from the pool. After a week, the floating flamingo rings began to fade.

  73. Emily Freda –

    The rings are not functional! To the top they float! Save your money instead of wasting it!

  74. Rich Trina –

    My children in the swimming pool. When working with children, the most crucial factors are quality and durability. This was the worst thing I’ve ever purchased from , or very nearly the worst.

  75. Patricia Melinda –

    I offer swimming lessons, and my pupils loved it! They were ecstatic to dive underwater and swim through them!

  76. Theodore Faithful –

    The colors are vivid, which I enjoy, but that’s all! Never did the dive circles become real circles! In reality, the plastic that joins the circular ends doesn’t remain closed. My pool liner will be torn by the diamonds since they are much too sharp to be at the bm of the pool. Buyer beware

  77. Rupert Dean –

    Extremely disappointed. I could never make the rings entirely round enough to swim through. We threw it away.

  78. Douglas Neal –

    We reside in Texas, so we will be using this large set for a lot of water play this summer.

  79. Thomas Dale –

    Here are many of possibilities for youngsters to enjoy themselves in the pool. My grandson is eager to test them and likes to show off his swimming prowess. This past weekend was our first family pool day of the year, and I treated the granddaughters (who are 4 and 6) to some entertaining diving gadgets as a surprise.

  80. Vivianne Lea –

    Excellent pool diving bundle. I’ve purchased a lot, and this is by far the best deal; they’re not cheap like some others and they’ll last for many years!

  81. Grace Owen –

    I thought these would be great, but they came twisted in half to make the container smaller! They won’t remain in a circle; we tried adding water in the tubes and placing them out in the sun with weight to acquire the desired form. I would never suggest this to anybody! Sandbags also leaked!

  82. Nigel Roswell –

    The rings are fairly thin. They arrive twisted up in a little packet, and it is almost hard to straighten them out into a whole circle that holds their form. You have to be very cautious not to accidently bend the tube while attempting to straighten it. If you bend it, it will leave a crease in the ring and never form a full circle. They do not float as well in water as they seem in the photographs, and when I put mine in, they lay horizontally on top. They did come down little after a time, but it’s still not worth the money. My children like swimming underwater all the time. That was the reason I made the transaction. However, they made no use of them. The photographs make it out to be a lot of fun, but in fact, it does not operate very well. I’ll probably simply chuck mine away soon.

  83. Zea Kingly –

    We bought for tweens. It’s oriented at children. We only use the sinking weighted sacks. Everything else is inexpensive or unattractive to older children. In addition, the carrying case broke after just two openings.

  84. Hilda Fleming –

    Will not maintain circular positions. They all sucked.

  85. Hanna Gilda –

    This summer, my kids had so much fun using toys to play games. Ideal pool accessory.

  86. Beryl Tina –

    Money was wasted, and the inexpensive solution never worked. Return instructions were stupid, not worth it, and a waste of money.

  87. Simone Kendall –

    Despite following the directions, the hoops never formed a circle. We were left with oblong, twisted hoops. Trash.

  88. Nathan Delight –

    The girls were ecstatic to have them. After I placed them all together, the weights weren’t enough to keep them on the bottom of the pool, and the flamingos on top fell off quite quickly. If I could get them all folded and back into the little packaging, I’d return them. I have not ruled it out!! Don’t spend your money!

  89. Henrietta Sheridan –

    Used at my 6-year-old’s birthday pool party.

  90. Lee Harriet –

    Very simple to construct, and the kids enjoy playing a variety of poolside activities. The stuff is quite wonderful. It may have cost me more, but it would still have been a deal.

  91. Sybil Annette –

    For my 4-year-old nephew, who was just starting to learn how to swim underwater, this was a terrific present!

  92. Frederica Blanche –

    It does not float as described or seen in the image. Extremely disappointed.

  93. Edna Tasha –

    This pool gadget is entertaining. It has withstood our use for a few months with good durability. It stores easily as well.

  94. Tilda Roger –

    It was just as promised. Some assembly is needed.

  95. Delightful Trina –

    This did not last through one pool day with my grandchildren, terrible waste.

  96. Jasper Ada –

    I got these for the granddaughter & all the children I’m blessed with having over to swim. These help them to swim underwater better & making it fun.

  97. Royce Harlan –

    This pool pack comes with everything for the kids to have hours of fun in the pool. It even has its own hand pump for the ball. Good purchase.

  98. Rosemary William –

    For my niece who was traveling from out of town, I placed an order for them. She cherished them. Even the grownups appreciated the family gatherings we had on several occasions. They were well worth the money, extremely high quality, and simple to build. They added a lot of fun to the pool parties.

  99. Sean Aileen –

    Returning because I was let down because the rings never sunk in correctly.

  100. Shining Odette –

    Rings were very difficult to form into usable rounds. Two of the rings would not curve into circles and were bent permanently. It wasn’t worth the trouble to repack to return, so I just used three of the five rings. Cheaply manufactured. Wouldn’t recommend.

  101. Shelley Kerri –

    These are spring-loaded hoops. At first, they are 11 across. When you take off the twist ties, they spread out to measure 33 across. More than sufficient for the typical adult. The floating objects at the top of the listing photos are what you can fill with air to make the rings float.

  102. Silas Joan –

    very tiny hoops. A little child may get through, but not a bigger person.

  103. Bernadette Bound –

    These were quite disappointing and did not match the description on the package. They are fragile and ineffective.

  104. Frederick Trista –

    Although the youngsters like them, the weights aren’t nearly hefty enough to keep them in place. They can’t actually swim through them all at once since they move around really rapidly once they’re lined up, but they still have fun with them. They were worth it only for the money. Only because they don’t remain in place very well do they get 4 stars rather than 5.

  105. Drucilla Quinby –

    Not a home run, but a good assortment of different pool gadgets that will make summertime entertaining. Every year, we go through a few sets of toys that break, mold, and disappear, so I have a soft spot for anything that keeps the kids occupied while the parents can unwind!

  106. Tower Godfrey –

    I bought it as a birthday gift for my six-year-old grandson.

  107. Megan Millicent –

    Horrible; did not work. The kids were quite disappointed.

  108. Tammy Lizzie –

    Too little and chincy, not worth the effort it took to purchase and return.

  109. Olive Helen –

    This was a nice idea in principle, however they don’t stay place, and my children lost interest within 10 minutes.

  110. Quillan Elfin –

    This is a great collection of toys for the pool. It arrived very quickly and contains a lot of pieces. The set includes diving rings, weighted rocket-like toys, large jewels, an inflatable ball (that looks like a watermelon) and two giant hoops. The two hoops have an inflatable ball at the top so they will stay upright and the kids can swim through them under the water. It also came with a pump to inflate the ball and the floating pieces on the hoops. This is a great variety of toys and would also make a great gift. This pool package has quite a variety of items. The pool rings are pretty cool and the kids love to swim through them. It is true that after a while they will lose interest and move on to something else, but that’s to be expected with the attention span of most young children.

  111. Kelsey Wayne –

    I ordered this for my grandson who spent the summer with me, and he was delighted to receive it, but it was tough to use since the loops do not stay in place and he has to seek for them all around. Not pleased.

  112. Ann Bianca –

    We just had one ring that remained in a round form. The rest remained twisted and in a strange oval form. I tried to utilize it but was unable to.

  113. Ezra Dale –

    Let down. Even with weights, the hula hoops would not remain submerged, so we filled them with water. The hops keep curling up as well. Quite let down!

  114. Kim Trevor –

    Rings will not remain circular. To prevent one ring from floating, we had to use two sand bags.

  115. Spring-like Jeffrey –

    For the last month or two, these foreign dealers who resemble Alibaba have been pouring pool toy sets into Amz. The same objects in several collections. Check the pricing and style, please.

  116. David Vanessa –

    This was my son’s favorite Christmas gift. He enjoys swimming, therefore the obstacle course challenge was the ideal game for him. I like how this has helped him swim much better and inspires him to go beneath the surface more. Excellent experience.

  117. Warren Hanna –

    The hoops were a bit challenging to swim through, but after a few days in the water and little molding to acquire the desired shape, they performed well. The reason for the delay in shipping was also apparent. Still, fantastic stuff! Sharks and pretty small diamonds to dive for. Fantastic value

  118. Dominica Roderick –

    They like playing with their grandchildren.

  119. Peggy Iris –

    We put them in the pool in our backyard. For the kids, these were a lot of fun and functioned precisely as promised (just make sure you fill the rings with water). Excellent buy.

  120. Thalia Tess –

    The seven-year-old I purchased this present for adored it! Very simple to assemble and a lot of fun for the kids!

  121. Nicolette Angela –

    This is an excellent toy. Please include the instructions to add water to the hoops before connecting them. It helps to weigh them down, allowing the flamingo to hold them straight up. Aside than that, it’s a great toy to keep your kids entertained. It’s absolutely a five-star item.

  122. Soldier Gifford –

    The tubes are quite tightly wrapped. I embed them by cutting them and make the circular area where the kids swim smaller so it sinks and flattens out. Flamingos are adorable. The bean bag weights include sand that leaks from the bag.

  123. Zachariah Landon –

    Easy to use and fun to create games using the rings.

  124. Gwynne Egil –

    You can’t utilize all hoops since each one requires two sandbag weights.

  125. Vandal Frida –

    I purchased this for my kid, and when constructing, it included one flamingo and one sand bag for each hoop.

  126. Paulette Dawn –

    The rings are significantly smaller than they seem in photo.

  127. Liza Oscar –

    This pool gadget is pointless, and I wouldn’t buy it again.

  128. Erik Lane –

    Another thing to note is that there are no instructions in this package and folding the rings back up to a smaller size is a bit tricky. I found the best way to fold them is to pretend you’re holding a car windshield sun shade. Grab it equidistant at opposite ends of the ring, then twist each end simultaneously and bring it together as if you were closing the sun shade on your car windshield. It may take you several times to do it but it will fold back up to it’s original position.

  129. Fabian Wenda –

    However, two sandbags are required to keep the hoop under water.

  130. Yvonne Loveable –

    Because of the way they ship, they cannot simply build a single large hoop. Kids attempted to tape them, but it didn’t work.

  131. Jeremiah Power –

    These have been a fantastic addition to our above-ground pool; the kids really love attempting to go through them all spread out without coming up for breath. These may be used for a variety of fun activities and games!

  132. Fresh Dalton –

    My niece, age 4, adores this! The rings were a little tricky at first, but as you submerge them and let the water fill them, they form the ideal round. It was excellent. My niece spends hours gathering all the toys, which is great!

  133. Lisa Thelma –

    You get what you paid for. The circles were packed up so tightly in the package that they never unrolled into a single gigantic circle; the youngsters gave up and lost interest.

  134. Long-Beard Zelene –

    These were difficult to get into shape and utilize in the water. It was so much hassle that my grandchildren rapidly lost interest in it.

  135. Aimee Victor –

    Easy to put together, and the kids liked swimming through the hoops. A disadvantage of sorts is that they will not remain place.

  136. Martin Questa –

    The diving rings are my kids’ favorite pool item, but they like all of them! I’m pleased that I bought it.

  137. Salena Paul –

    The weights do not hold the hoop down during swimming, so it just floats. Waste of money, because I missed my return window.

  138. Landry Neal –

    Purchase or utilize nothing. The weighted bean bags they use to keep the rings down began to exude some strange brownish substance. What the devil is in those packages, God knows?

  139. Vita Red-Haired –

    My five-year-old grandson adores these rings. He spends more time under the sea than on top of it. It was a worthwhile buy.

  140. Eloise Ulrica –

    Swim hoops are prone to breaking, so you always need to repair them for the youngsters. Additionally, the jewels’ jagged edges make them unsuitable for pool liners.

  141. Quenby Kerri –

    So it does not operate as shown in the photographs. The hoop will not remain in a circle. Just a pile of plastic and a total waste of money.

  142. Aimee Durwin –

    Dislikes: If walked on or pushed hard enough, the pointed and sharp diamonds might cut a hole in vinyl or inflict injuries to the foot. The diamonds need to resemble balls in a round form.

  143. Davin Rodney –

    Many enjoyable items with many applications.

  144. Norma Penelope –

    Will not lie flat. Not worth it. Weights are completely ineffective.

  145. Roswell Jemima –

    Easy to construct, but they fall. Part easily and don’t remain together. The kids had more fun with the beanbag weights than the rings.

  146. Free Raymond –

    The photos make it look like the product will float in the deep end when it will not. It is good for shallow water, but if you look for it to float so kids can swim in deeper water, it will sink to the bottom, and the bags are not water tight, so you have to take it out of the pool and let it hang for a while to drain the water.

  147. Butterfly Quentin –

    These rings do not remain in place even when you fill and weight them. I discovered that they required three times the weight to remain stationary. Even with a large number of youngsters playing in the water, the kids quickly became bored. Not worth the money, and will be trashed by the second week.

  148. Louisa Ramona –

    Great family entertainment. Something distinct from the standard diving sticks or rings. Children like arranging them to create an obstacle course for swimming. Good quality and simplicity of setup. Have fun!

  149. Kayleigh Edith –

    This kit was ordered for our children. Playing with all the toys has been a lot of joy for them. The big rings are used for obstacles and racing. They lunge for the remaining objects. Fantastic buy!

  150. Rosalind Aimee –

    For the youngsters, this outfit is ideal for the summer. Given how often we use the pool, it should last around a month. I like the assortment of toys that are included! The price is amazing considering how many toys you get! From this mother and her children, two thumbs up!

  151. Lane Champion –

    Didn’t quite line up as in the photo. I believe the weights needed to be heavier.

  152. Dwayne Deborah –

    I followed the instructions, but the rings did not remain round. Also, they did not float as advertised. My grandchildren were quite disappointed. I liked the concept, but it needed to be more sturdy to keep its form.

  153. Anthea Walton –

    I got this for a swimming student’s birthday, and he was quite happy with it! Fantastic water toys!

  154. Maisie Kate –

    I am a father of a five-year-old, and we spend a lot of time in and around the pool. These rings were awesome, however when used with the bouncy flamingos to hang them in the water, they twist and spin too much to create a path to swim through. With simply the sink bags, they remain basically in place and at the same angle as you put them. The sink bags, on the other hand, have one major flaw: they come with a fabric loop to hold on to the hoops you swim through, but the manufacturers only used one or two stitches, no joke, to attach the fabric, so even though we were very gentle, all five of the sink bags ripped and were useless after one time putting the hoops in the pool and taking them out. Was it worth $25 or whatever for a one-time experience? No. However, if the maker was prepared to invest three cents or ten seconds of sewing time on this component, I would suggest these hoops to everyone who enjoys swimming. My recommendation is to look elsewhere for this product.

  155. Tasha Rejoicing –

    Very good water toy. Remember to refill the tubes with water. Teach the children to hold their breath underwater.

  156. Eliot Whitney –

    I was disappointed with the quality. Purchased for a children’s pool party.

  157. Compassionate Diane –

    The sand bags are not heavy enough to really weigh it down, and the tubes flex. My kid like the diving toys, therefore it’s a good idea to take out the tunnels. However, the tunnels are an expensive waste. Simply inexpensive plastic toys.

  158. Gladys Stanley –

    These are just rubbish. The way the hoops are twisted for packing prevents them from entirely becoming hoop-like structures.

  159. Mabel Merle –

    The diving hoops and all the other things that came with it are something we like. My youngster couldn’t wait to use them.

  160. Gilroy Horace –

    Two of the three contained air, and one seemed to have a missing valve.

  161. Juliana Maxine –

    Did not set up as intended. Unable to form rings into a circular shape. Cheap and badly built. Don’t spend your money.

  162. Kane Ferguson –

    Bad design. The hoops cannot be held down by the weights alone. epic failure just float through the water at the surface.

  163. Octavia Leah –

    Swimming through these hoops was so much fun for my granddaughter. She had on her mermaid tail as well.

  164. Prosperous Blueberry –

    We used this in our above-ground pool, and it was the ideal size for both our pool and our granddaughter, who is now a year old.

  165. Lucy Heathcliff –

    What’s particularly cool are the 4 pool torpedoes and diving gems. My grandsons really enjoy playing with the torpedoes and my grand daughter loves to dive for the colorful gems. A WORD OF CAUTION: Make sure to get the diving gems out of the pool when playtime is over, because if you forget your pool cleaner might suck them up and cause damage to it.

  166. Liza Violet –

    Summer is only a few months away, even if we haven’t utilized the pool toys yet. This is a pretty excellent collection of pool accessories to keep youngsters and adults entertained in their pool. Both the rings that float in the center of the pool and the diamonds that she could dive for were huge hits with my granddaughter. The toys seem to be well-made and long-lasting, with assembly appearing to be rather simple.

  167. Hope Jillian –

    After letting them out once, the grandchildren never let them out again.

  168. Kerwin Solomon –

    The rings cannot be sunk by the sandbags’ insufficient weight. Cheap rubbish

  169. Strength Shining –

    My grandson and I had fun with them in the water.

  170. Becky Dependable –

    These are exactly as they state. Easy to use and plenty of fun in the water.

  171. Pleasure Bridget –

    The youngsters enjoy practicing their swimming skills with the diving toys.

  172. Tobias Morgan –

    My kid is eager to try anything since I gave her this! When I purchased it, she had just seen the big rings you swim through; she was unaware that there was a ton of other things included. She is eager to witness the diamonds’ aquatic appearance!

  173. Roberta Leanne –

    Does not perform as shown or described. Waste of money.

  174. Loveable Primavera –

    Cheap. You must put it together, and it does not remain together.

  175. Listener Nonfriend –

    This was quite difficult to put together, and it never worked in the pool. We threw it away!

  176. Louis Kane –

    There are floats linked to the two swimming rings, keeping them above the water. Only one of the two would hold air for me. The other one continued to deflate. The watermelon-shaped ball was small, covered with oil, and seemed to be potentially damaged due to loose parts falling off of it. Still, it made sense. The remainder of the set is flawless and rather amazing.

  177. Lolita Attendant –

    Ella gysta mucho nadar y explora en el agua.

  178. Song-Thrush Warlike –

    These definitely inspired my kid, who just began to swim last summer, to dive for her toys and swim beneath the water more often. She’s really enjoyed herself with them!

  179. Nerissa Ida –

    My youngster adores this item! I would, however, be cautious about the business since I received a $20 gift card as payment for leaving a five-star review. How legitimate must they be if they have to pay for reviews?

  180. Imogene Durwin –

    Looks good but have not used yet.

  181. Iver Melissa –

    The kids are having a good time with the rings we bought. Just a heads-up: the rings do not remain lined up in the pool for very long, as seen in the photo. At least not in our pool. 🙂

  182. Peyton Landry –

    Numerous swim toys are included in the pack. I like the diversity that it offers!

  183. Ferdinand Reginald –

    bought this item to utilize in a color war day camp. Under severe usage, it fared quite well.

  184. Eva Wylie –

    The hoops are pretty wonky from being curled up in the packaging, otherwise everything is great!

  185. Gaye Robin –

    The tubes are trash and do not maintain their circular form. They twist but cannot form.

  186. Peaceful Declan –

    I bought this for my three children, ages ten, twelve, and fourteen. They adore it! They are having so much fun with it!

  187. Maxwell Warren –

    Although my children like them, they do not remain round in the water and may be difficult to swim through. However, we continue to utilize them!

  188. Jacob Renata –

    The best thing I bought this summer! My kid enjoyed plunging into the pool to get the toys at the bm and sorting among the rings as he did so. Excellent quality and affordability!

  189. Lee Ronald –

    The weights given are insufficient to maintain verticality. Children enjoyed swimming through the hoop, but stopped because they kept drifting away.

  190. Cub Simon –

    It is entertaining and functional even if I had to improvise a piece of PVC tubing with holes to pass the rings through.

  191. Eli Shirley –

    The only way my grandchildren could use them like the images was to place all of the weights and flamingo floats on two rings. Otherwise, they won’t remain down to swim through. I was disappointed since I knew they would like them if they worked.

  192. Yolanda Quimby –

    This assortment of pool toys is rather good. Some seem less robust and more affordable than others.

  193. Chief Landry –

    Don’t forget to add water to the tubes. Swimming through them in the pool was enjoyable for our granddaughter.

  194. Maria Annabelle –

    These did not work at all. They move together with the waves of the lake. I removed the flamingo to sink it to the bottom, but it still did not function. Children were disappointed.

  195. Hattie Ethanael –

    Playing with this was so much fun for all the kids! They are all between the ages of nine and fifteen, and every one of the several toys that came with it was utilized.

  196. Sherman Joanna –

    Fantastic goods! Great fun for both adults and children!

  197. Ely Rosa –

    I got it for my grandkids, and they like it and are no longer terrified of the deep.

  198. Mirabelle Agnes –

    I purchased this for my eight-year-old great nephew as a present. Swimming across my legs is a major game whenever we’re in the water. He loved the rings and everything else in it, and he was overjoyed to get it. They seem to be well-made, which will undoubtedly provide him many hours of joy.

  199. Jacqueline Marcia –

    I bought this as a fun alternative to traditional pool toys, but it was dreadful. I tossed away this twisted mess. Such a waste of money.

  200. Sebastian Foster –

    Do not spend your money.

  201. Luna Sorrowful –

    These are definitely a must have for any pool toy to have. Very easy to inflate. Kids loves swimming and going through the ring. Kids are loving them so far.

  202. Laurel Kilian –

    Likes: weights and rings provide an underwater swimming game course.

  203. Meadow Elmer –

    Sandbags aren’t heavy enough. We needed to use two sandbags each ring to keep it floating vertically in the water. So, either make the sandbags heavier or include additional sandbags in the set. Very nice and entertaining. The youngsters enjoy the flamingos.

  204. Emrick Landon –

    It would be ideal if the hoop remained submerged with only one sandbag, but it does not.

  205. Vivianne Lambert –

    This item will not remain open; it is difficult for children to swim through.

  206. Orson Grain –

    The little sand bags sprouted algae and transformed my pool.

  207. Gerret Zelene –

    The water that emerged from the ring weights was brown when I pushed on it. How could it be? The water in the pool is clean and transparent.

  208. Alexandra Rebecca –

    All in all, the flamingos and sandbags fail to hold down the rings, and the rings themselves do not straighten. The POS should have requested a refund.

  209. Lilly Vance –

    Both the parents and the children had a great time playing with these rings. Some adults can even swim through them since they are big enough. For little children, it’s wonderful that they float above the top, and for larger children, it’s nice that they may sink down in the pool. The rings floated vertically in the water when a little water was added, as other reviews have shown.

  210. Silver Beloved –

    Not only were the rings twisted, but one of them broke very quickly. They were not sturdy at all. Diving toys are entertaining, but the flamingo hoops are terribly shaped and hard to swim through.

  211. Handmaiden Beauty –

    This ended up in garbage. The rings were deformed when they arrived, and it was a chore to round them out as best I could. I had to suspend them from the fence and apply weights for approximately an hour. Regardless of the weights, the rings would not remain erect in the water. It was a failure.

  212. Caretaker Myra –

    This set of swimming toys is very great. includes diving toys in the shape of rings, rockets, and diamonds. A little inflatable ball is included, along with a pump. Our main reason for ordering this set was the huge rings. The rings are submerged in the water because of the little inflatable balls that are fastened to them. The kids will have a ton of fun and get some experience swimming underwater. These rings expand to a diameter of around 31 inches, which is big enough for some people to pass through. It would be difficult, however, much like threading a needle. It takes a few attempts to figure out how to fold the enormous rings back down, but we eventually figured it out. When not in use, all of these may be folded up and stowed rather simply. Since it’s still chilly here, we haven’t had a chance to test them yet, but I think the kids will love them when it gets warmer and it’s pool time.

  213. Gaiety Princess –

    Excellent value collection. Enjoyable for the whole family!

  214. Kenneth Heath –

    My kids liked these for a little, but got over them quickly. I found them really hard to fold back up into a smaller shape.

  215. Kurt Guy –

    This is a great device to use while swimming with youngsters. Make youngsters travel around the rings in different orders and within a certain amount of time. Every endeavor that succeeds will get a reward. That’s enjoyable.

  216. Tara Jarvis –

    Small rings, nothing like the photo. bought as a present; to put it mildly, quite disappointed.

  217. Eleanor Eli –

    Damaged when I received it and does not remain round. Do not purchase.

  218. Stewart Kevin –

    Exactly what we were searching for and needed. Get them instead of searching elsewhere!

  219. Hugo Handsome –

    They thought this set was a lot of fun.

  220. Madge Wood –

    These are very entertaining. But, in the event that there is any additional movement in the water, someone else must hold the rings.

  221. Marnia Wyatt –

    It’s an overall failure. I do not suggest this product.

  222. Patricia Peaceful –

    Adding these to our holiday swimming was a lot of fun.

  223. Shannon Delightful –

    The plastic is very cheaply constructed. These ended up in the trash shortly after purchasing.

  224. Wealthy Grateful –

    Overall, a simple construction procedure. The children enjoyed swimming through them in the pool.This one is popular with children for its work and floatability. It repacks easily, which is a huge benefit, making it highly portable. The rings are large, so younger swimmers may easily pass through. Great product idea; just needs some improvement.

  225. Hadwin Beloved –

    Kids had a great time racing through it and building up obstacle courses.

  226. Lucinda Thora –

    These diving rings were really inexpensive, however they fell apart. They arrive firmly packed in a box, which promptly led to their deformity! Low-quality and inexpensive materials. Not worth the trouble and work of making a return purchase. Not happy! Avoid making a transaction!

  227. Melvin Respected –

    A very fun activity to do in the pool.

  228. Scott Dwight –

    The set’s included gems are very risky to use in the pool. Their tip is quite sharp and pointy. They have the potential to puncture the pool liner and inflict serious injuries if trodden upon.

  229. Melanie Agatha –

    Give them something to do instead of waiting on the grownups.

  230. Lucia Misty –

    Grandkids were enthralled by this. Once they were out of the water, they really utilized the rings as hula hoops.

  231. Roy Zachariah –

    My granddaughter was quite delighted to utilize these rings. Despite the weight of the sandbags, they float about the pool. Not as described in their ad.

  232. Strange Isaiah –

    Although it looked nice, the rings did not remain in a circle and broke after a few days. Save money!

  233. Beloved Priscilla –

    This is a pile of components that doesn’t assemble and is not worth the money.

  234. Virginia Ferris –

    The kids adored the pool party purchase that I made!

  235. Dirk Patience –

    It was ideal for the children’s pool party! Children up to 13 had no issues.

  236. Vandal Gavin –

    We like this hoop at the, where I teach. Although it doesn’t stay in place as effectively as I had planned, the diamonds allow the littles to find treasure, and it’s still entertaining for classrooms.

  237. Neal Blackbird –

    Flimsy, yellow ones would not remain rounded. I didn’t remain in position to swim through. Wouldn’t suggest!!

  238. Rebecca Searcher –

    After purchasing it, it took us many months to open it. We unwrapped it during my child’s birthday celebration. It was a total waste of time. It behaves and looks nothing like the characteristics in the picture. It is the least expensive plastic.

  239. Richard Adelaide –

    The rings were still twisted after stretching them out Not worth the money

  240. Island Glenn –

    We acquired these for our new pool since we moved and left all of our previous toys behind. They are OK, but the construction is quite shoddy, so they don’t retain their form very well. They’re okay, but not nearly as good as the toys we used to get from our neighborhood pool shop (which were mostly made of thick rubber as opposed to plastic). Not sure I’d travel this route again, although there were a nice number for the price.

  241. Questa Rolf –

    Lots of exciting pool toys to play with!

  242. Elijah Kingly –

    I found these swing rings to be of acceptable quality.

  243. Lionel Strong –

    In the pool, my child enjoys diving for objects. This is the ideal supplement to our pool bag. They can’t wait to swim between the rings. That is the first swim toy they have ever had. I believe this is a fantastic purchase for the money!

  244. Willette Edmond –

    This was really inexpensive. It continued to collapse. There are problems with the design.

  245. Hanley Wolf –

    I purchased this to replace an earlier set of comparable pieces that I had lost over time. My 8-year-old granddaughter really loves this set, but my 12- and 10-year-old grandsons have lost interest in it. She really enjoys diving for the diamonds and swimming through the rings! It’s ideal for her age range. She and her buddies like diving in eight feet of water for little gems, even if it’s difficult! The kit is well-made and includes a pump of its own!

  246. Udolf Sebastian –

    fails to hold together and the sandbags are insufficiently hefty to hold them in place.

  247. Strong Zea –

    I bought this set more for the pool toys rather than the rings.

  248. Ancestress Flower-Like –

    This is such a fun, colorful set of water toys for the pool! There are a variety of diving toys, great for helping kids practice their swimming skills. There are enough that multiple kids can play together. Everything appears well constructed, and we love the bright colors. Overall, I would recommend these swim toys for entertaining kids in the pool.

  249. Quimby Jillian –

    The kids have a lot of fun with these rings.

  250. Cheerful Tilda –

    If you can’t use the hula hoops, this is pricey, but the other items work well.

  251. Ken Orson –

    Functions in two ways: it may be attached to the pool’s bm for deep underwater swimming or to the surface for shallow water swimming (simply click on or off the float on top of the ring to float or sink it). You may choose how far away or near together the three rings are. The female swimmer, nine years old, adored it.

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