Sunlite Sports Kids Swim Kickboard, Pool Float For Swimming Training and Light Water Exercise, Made of Compressed Foam, Kids Boogie Board For Pool Fun, Orange, AS0110-Orange

We have several of these -- one for each member of the family. We get lots of questions whenever we take them to the pool and end up loaning them out to everyone -- kids and adults, alike. They're a great pool toy that isn't obstructive or obnoxious so you can use them in a public pool setting without annoying everyone else. They also make the perfect chill-out floats. Just sit on it like a seat instead of standing and you're perfectly submerged with your head above water! As I said, we have several and the oldest is about 10 years old now and is still going strong. The solid foam construction doesn't degrade over time, even in chlorinated pools. For this price, it's worth grabbing one for each person in your group and maybe an extra for your neighbor. Everyone will want one! And they make excellent gifts!

Not only are these floats fun for kids, they are wonderful for adults as well. My husband and I use them to kick around with our arms and also like to sit on them under water with a pool noodle under our arms for balance to relax. Seem to be made pretty well. It's a must have for the summer season. oh and the floats have held up to smacking each other and tidal wave fighting. We are not gentle with our family pool toys.

This is an acceptable substitute for a "SubSkate" board. This is not as durable as the subskate, which is nearly bullet-proof, thicker, and has what appears to be a fabric layer fully bonded to the foam. This is more like the material in pool noodles, just a bit more dense. But for the price it works fine. I could imagine finding it for $5 at the end of the swim season, but $12 is still a good deal and the kids love it.

We love this board! I originally got it for my son but end up using it more than him! This board is much smaller than regular buggy boards. This is exactly what we were looking for to hold us up while drifting in the water at the beach or lake. I was using it while holding my almost 2 year old who always wants to be in my arms in the water. I was able to put this board under my right arm underneath the water while holding my little one with left arm ( she was also wearing swim trainer). This board was perfect to hold us both up while drifting she is around 25lbs and I am 140lbs. Regular buggy boards were way to wide to comfortably hold on to while holding my girl. My son like it as well. This is perfect board for us! We will get another one for sure!

This is a great "floaty" for the pool, but after one season it began to degrade. We ended up with tiny little fuzzies all over the pool and couldn't figure out what they were for awhile, then we noticed it was the swimboard coming apart on its surface. Won't buy this again.

Bought 2 of these and it’s the most used floatation device by both the kids and adults. I personally like using this by putting my arms on top to float/chill in the pool. The kids love to sit on it under water and see who can last the longest in that position :) Highly recommend this! They are very well made, sturdy and holds up well in the water and desert sun.

Overall, we were pretty impressed with the Aqua Slicer. My husband and I are average sized and this keeps us afloat (not on the top of the water) while sitting or standing on it. The buoyancy is rather strong for such a small and lightweight board. (It is much lighter than the Speedo kickboards.) The only major concern is that the foam is so light, it is very malleable. Just after a few uses, the corners are turning up. I imagine one season of use and the summer sun might be about all it can handle. At this price however, we stocked up on a couple of them. Another caution for those with children is that the seem going across the middle (of the sides) of the board is a little bit sharp. With those concerns in mind, I would highly recommend this for children who don't expect too much or for adults who just want a little support to lounge around. This will not work as a fully supportable raft.

I thought it would be a little nicer. It is literally foam, super small so it doesn't float. I wouldn't recommend even for a 3 year old kid.