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Our arm rings for children are designed to provide maximum safety and security in the water, especially for the youngest swimmers. By using arm rings, children and toddlers can feel more confident and focus on developing their swimming skills without worrying about sinking or losing balance.
Be critical of what's on the market, as there are many copies available today. Choose high-quality arm floats made by a conscious manufacturer who prioritizes safety and sustainability alongside functionality to help children learn how to swim.
Choose the best arm ring for your child!
Arm floats, swim rings, or water wings—this beloved product goes by many names. But with so many options available in various price ranges and materials, it can be difficult to know which ones to choose. So, what should parents consider when selecting arm floats for their child? Here are some key points to keep in mind when purchasing swim rings:
Are the arm rings certified according to EU standards?
Ensure that the floats meet the EU standard EN13138-1:2014 (for swimming aids) and EN71 (for toys, ensuring they are non-toxic, etc.). This should be clearly stated on both the packaging and the floats themselves.
Are the rings round with a hole in the center?
Only this design provides the child with the freedom of movement needed to explore their body’s capabilities and limitations in the water.
Do the rings have a high-visibility color?
While fun, multi-colored designs might appeal to kids, only high-visibility colors ensure the floats are easy to spot. These signal colors provide enough contrast against different types of water, ensuring the child remains visible.
Does the rings have dual air chambers?
If one chamber fails, there should be a backup. The best designs also include foam inside for added stability.
Are the seams soft against the child’s skin?
High-quality floats have all but one seam turned inward. The outward seam should be positioned far from the child’s skin to prevent chafing.
Does the valve seal properly and tuck into the float?
The valve should be a safety valve, allowing air to be blown in but preventing it from leaking out, even if the stopper isn’t in place.
Is the packaging eco-friendly?
Check if the packaging is made from plastic or a more sustainable material like cardboard.
Our advice?
Be critical of what's on the market, as there are many copies available today. Choose high-quality arm floats made by a conscious manufacturer who prioritizes safety and sustainability alongside functionality to help children learn how to swim.
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