Splash About Float Suit 1-2yrs

By KatiePrescott
September 5, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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KatiePrescott

Posted September 5, 2016

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Posted September 5, 2016

FS: only Worn twice, a Splash About float suit size 1-2 years in Apple Daisy print. Retails for ?20, I'm looking for ?10

Here's the blurb:

Learn to swim with Splash About?s fantastic float suit, made with float technology invented by Splash About, this practical, durable and safe swim aid gives your toddler lots of freedom to move, swim and play without bulky and unreliable armbands. Remove the floats as they learn to swim, the floatsuit is designed to hold them in the perfect swim position. As with all Splash products, the floatsuit is also UFP50+ so provides sun protection, in addition to being a swim aid. A great holiday choice, Say Goodbye to arm bands and rubber rings and get on board with the experts choice, The Splash About float suit is the perfect way to enjoy playing in and out of water, by the pool or in the sea, join the float suit revolution with Splash About.

UPF 50+ sun protection

Contains the unique Splash About 16 piece adjustable system which promotes the correct learn to swim position

High quality durable chlorine resistant, fabrics.

Here's a link - but please note that the one FS doesn't have the zip

http://www.splashabout.com/new-float-suit-apple-daisy-with-zip/

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https://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/topic/121583-splash-about-float-suit-1-2yrs/

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