The new toypedo glider uses hydrodynamics to glide through the water
and travels up to 25 feet. Idle for fun at the pool and unique way
to build your water confidence and underwater swimming abilities.
Durable & safe vinyl.
Dimensions: L: 24cm, W: 6cm , H: 6cm Weight : 295gm
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.
Ideal for children to practice diving and underwater swimming skills. Throw the dive rings into the water. Our Sinker Rings are the perfect accessory for you.
Helps to build muscles, increase endurance and boost speed.
Provide varying levels of resistance for everyday training.
Set contain 3 parachute 20 cm, 23 cm, 28cm and adjustable
5 nylon belt with connecting to the parachute. Comes in a carry bag.
100% Stretch Polyester with ear guards having multiple
holes to allow sound in and for increased water drainage.
Numbers 1-14 printed on two sides of cap Blue or white.
150 cm long laminated strips sewn up with ballast on one side and
foam on the other. Underwater Slalom The lighter side floats up
creating a seaweed effect. Swimmers can create a Underwater Slalom
course with one or more sets.
Heavy Duty Backstroke Flags – Vinyl sewn on polyester tape. Meets all regulations.
Extra length of tape on ends for fastening.
Available in 4 colors Red, Blue, Yellow and 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.
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.
Add more fun to your pool time with our Diving Rings Smooth! These rings are the perfect addition to your swimming and diving games. With a smooth finish.
Beat stress with the Gisco Squeeze Duck. This therapeutic,
soft toy relaxes muscles as it’s squeezed and can be carried
anywhere for on-the-go relief.
