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EdgehLtd™™ Float Suit
EdgehLtd™™ Float Suit
👓Floats at all times
🏊You will learn to swim in weeks
☀️Protected from the sun all the time
😌More tranquility in every dip
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"I used to take my two children to the pool by myself and it was total chaos watching over the floats all the time. With AquaKidz I was able to relax a little more knowing that they weren't going to suddenly come off."
"At first, the price seemed high. But we've been using it almost daily all summer, it withstands chlorine and sun, and my daughter is improving every week. Compared to floats that break in two weeks, it was worth it."
"Good quality and comfortable, although it took a few days to arrive. What I liked most is that it allows the arms to move freely, unlike traditional floats that restrict them."
Size Guide
Size Guide
Size guide - Float suit
12-18 months: length 44 cm, bust 51 cm, hip 49 cm
2-3 years: long 48 cm, bust 54 cm, hip 52 cm
3-4 years: length 52 cm, bust 57 cm, hip
55 cm
5-6 years: length 56 cm, bust 60 cm, hip
58cm
How is it used?
How is it used?
It is placed like any swimsuit.
Start with all the floats on, maximum safety from the first dip.
As you gain confidence, you remove one float at a time, at your own pace.
The arms are free all the time, learning to really swim from day one.
When it's ready, you remove the last insert: nothing on its own.
Insured Shipping with Tracking
Insured Shipping with Tracking
We ship anywhere in Mexico, Canada , United States, Brazil, United Kingdom and Europe with tracking included.
Delivery time is 6-12 business days.
You will receive the tracking number by mail once it leaves the warehouse.
You can track your order here
Try It Risk-free 100 Days
Try It Risk-free 100 Days
If within 100 days of receiving your product you are not satisfied with your purchase, you can return the product and we will refund 100% of your order
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Need Help? We've Got Answers
What happens if it's turned upside down?
The Float Suit is a learning float, not a life jacket.
Foam inserts help your child float and feel secure while learning, but they are not designed to automatically turn them onto their back.
Therefore, regardless of the float he uses, your child should always be closely supervised by an adult, within arm's reach, in and near the water.
Does it cause allergies or chafing?
No.
The suit is made of polyester and cotton, a hypoallergenic material designed for sensitive skin, and its seams are specifically designed to prevent chafing and irritation in high-friction areas (armpits, neck, groin).
Even so, if your child has very sensitive skin, we recommend trying it on for a short time the first time, as with any new garment.
How do I wash it and how long does it last?
Rinse it with fresh water after each use in the pool/sea and dry it in the shade
(do not tumble dry).
With this care, it will last all day in the water, even with daily use.
When do I remove the floats?
There's no set schedule-each child progresses at their own pace.
Look for these signs before removing the next float: they float without sinking for 10-15 seconds, kick with some control instead of just flailing, and seem comfortable (not tense or scared) in the water.
If you see this consistently over several sessions, it's a good time to remove one. Take it slow: it's better to remove one slowly than to rush the process.
What size and age are right for my child?
Our size guide is based on your child's approximate age, with measurements in centimeters for greater accuracy:
12-18 months: Length 44 cm, Bust 51 cm, Hip 49 cm;
2-3 years: Length 48 cm, Bust 54 cm, Hip 52 cm;
3-4 years: Length 52 cm, Bust 57 cm, Hip 55 cm;
5-6 years: Length 56 cm, Bust 60 cm, Hip 58 cm
How to measure? With your child standing: the length is measured from the shoulder to the crotch, the bust around the widest part of the chest, and the hip around the widest part of the hip.
Since each size covers an age range, some children may be larger or smaller than expected for their age.
If your child falls between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger one for greater comfort and room for growth.
If you have any questions, please send us your child's measurements before purchasing, and we'll help you confirm the ideal size.
Testimonials
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★★★★★
What surprised me most is that my son didn't complain about it being too tight or uncomfortable, which did happen with traditional arm floats that left marks.
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★★★★★
I did a lot of research before buying because I didn't want to risk my son's safety in the water. I asked the pediatrician and she confirmed that this type of design (unlike arm floats) doesn't restrict natural movement, which is exactly what I was looking for.
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★★★★★
I was afraid of ordering the wrong size because my child falls between two sizes in the guide. I contacted support before buying and they helped me choose correctly; it arrived in perfect condition
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★★★★★
At first I thought it was expensive compared to floats in any store, but it lasted all season without deforming or losing air, so in the long run it's cheaper.
