TRC Recreation Kids Super Soft USCG Vest Marina Blue X-Small

EXCELENTE PRODUCTO ES LO QUE BUSCABA. tTengo dos , y me han salido muy buenos, se les hizo muy cómodo a mis hijos.

I absolutely love these life vests. We went on vacation and saw at the resort that they had these soft, cushion-like life vests- and immediately went on a hunt for them for the kids for our own house. They are like safety reimagined with second skin feel. I don’t like any backboard bump- safety things (idk what they’re called) and/ or those arm floaties. This is like 100% safety with 100% comfort. My ONLY problem with the vests - is that one of the two is already starting to tear at some of the seams/ straps- and that’s with about a months use. I’m not throwing them out but for the price point was kind of not expecting that to happen SO soon. Only reason why I knocked a star. 😬. Otherwise really do recommend😎!

My son (2 1/2) loves this life jacket! It is super lightweight & comfortable enough for him to move around in it without being limited. He will literally wear it all day when we are at the beach or the lake!There is a bit of a "learning curve" with it, as he had to learn to hold himself upright in the water, but he figured that out pretty quickly. **Note that this jacket does not flip your child onto their back, so they need to be able to hold themselves upright in the water to safely use this.** Comes in several color options as well. I highly recommend this jacket!

I purchased this because i have my toddler visitors to my pool and I wanted them to be safe. It is comfortable and they don’t mind wearing it.

We have 3 grandkids, all with different flotation needs and preferences. Our 21 month old grandson, 34 lbs and 19.5" chest, loves this one. We had a hulk vest (too big), the arm thingies with front float (arms could and did pull out) and just a plain inner tube with seat (he hated it). He loves this one. The XS is rated for 30-50 lbs and 20-25" chest. It is slightly too big for his chest, but arm holes are cut high enough and the strap between the legs keeps him in it. It keeps him afloat, but does not turn him face up. He needs to learn to keep his legs under him, but he's learning that quickly. The biggest positive is that he'll keep it on for extended periods of time.