Heavy duty Backstroke Flags – Nylon sewn on polyester tape.
Extra length of tape on ends for fastening.
Custom made as per the specifications provided.
Heavy duty Backstroke Flags – Nylon sewn on polyester tape.
Extra length of tape on ends for fastening.
Custom made as per the specifications provided.
6 mm Polypropylene rope with stainless steel snap hooks. Thick walled tubular Hostaleen floats without spacers. 13 balls (70x65mm) per meter. Ends 5 m red, rest 100cm white and100cm red.
Diving Dolphin tails stand upright on the bottom of the swimming pool,
ideal for children to practice diving.
Perfect for the beach, schools, party favors, backyard, lake and more.
Help kids learn to swim. Set of 3 different color
Pool buoy’s shape sits well between your inner thighs and
helps its stay in position focus on stroke technique and
promote proper leg and hip alignment
A weighted object that is coated with rubber and is commonly used
for recreational activities and for training purposes in diving.
Rephrase. The rubber casing provides a layer of protection for
the swimming pool surface to prevent any harm or damage.
A novel aid in teaching the important aspects of breathing technique. Blow forcefully on the “egg” at water level and over it flips. The two color design ensures good visibility
Ideal for coordininating sessions or controlling restricted access areas.
Size 110 x 15 x 1.2mm
100 of one colour per bag
Available in Blue/Green/Yellow/Red.
Toypedo Pool Toy Glides effortlessly underwater for up to 40 feet with the flick of a wrist,
ideal for fun at the pool using the principles of the water rocket.
Highly durable & safe vinyl make.
Dimensions: L: 28cm, W: 6.8cm , H: 6.8cm Weight : Approx. 385gm
Polyester fabric Swim Hat – Twin Color for children View our large
of swim hats. Easy to put on and take off.
Available in Red/White, Blue/White and Black/White.
Throw bag designed to aid those in the water.
Great for lifeguards and Pool Rescue training.
– 50ft Safety throw bag
– Strong red colour
– Instructions for use on bag.
