XISXI Baby Swimming Pool Float with Canopy for Kids Aged 9-36 Months Fun on The Water, Baby Swim Floaties Shark Ring Boat Floating

The top part won’t stay up. It keeps falling forward which is quite annoying so we just took it off. Baby sits pretty high up in the seat so is barely in the water.EDIT: the seller contacted me when they saw I wasn’t satisfied with their product and sent me a new one that was made a little differently. Now the top does mostly stay up, when my baby isn’t pulling it down. Unfortunately, the shark teeth won’t stay blown up on the top part. However, we do have the top from the first product that was sent so we could use that one instead. It turns out that baby sitting out of the water is GOOD because now she’s trying to drink the pool water, and she can’t do that in this float. 🤗 there is also room for her to put some toys in the float.

I love the attachable sunshade, it really enhances security while playing at the pool, it was very easy to inflate and attach the sunshade. This shark is very adorable!It comes with handles for the child to hold on too , the seat is very strong and safe, this is was very fun for the whole family, the plastic is very strong and durable, I chose it because it prevents from sunburn , the bell sound was a great extra touch, it really does make the child get into the water, swimming is a great exercise for all and, the earlier we start the better it is.I loved that the plastic did not smell at all and it felt really strong, it also comes with a super cute backpack for him to take along! I super recommend, please let me know if the video was useful to you😻

My daughter is 11 months old and is bigger (95th percentile in everything) so she is more like an 18 month old. Her chunky little legs are about maxed out in the holes but I think we will be using this the rest of the summer. The top teeth of the shark slightly deflated after about 20 mins in the water but with a quick breath they were right back. This inflatable is nice because each part of the shark has its own airway to inflate. I blew the main part up while my wife blew up the other pieces. It might have taken us 5 mins. The top suncover part with the upper jaws is a bit awkward and we ended up tucking the tail of the shark into the top part to hold it up so the top part wasn't falling down and blocking her face. All in all though I think it was money well spent. She had a blast and even the other older kids at the park were jealous of her shark inflatable. It was very stable in the water and my wife and I stood about 10 feet away from each other and let my daughter kick her feet and swim back and forth to us. This is definitely an awesome way to introduce you child to the water and swimming. Much better than being chucked into the deep end and hoping they figure it out...thanks dad.

This is super cute but the top part didn't hold air. We used the actual float and that was great but I'm bummed that the canopy didn't hold air.

I have yet to out the shark in the water, but it was easy to blow up (by mouth) and has handles for my 7 month old to hold onto. There are small balls in the teeth to make noise and get their attention.

Had too many things to blow up for such a small float. The canopy kept closing tried to adjust several ways, inflate and deflate still no change. Used it once and it got a leak somewhere wasted my money.

Great, used a few times, the top cover is a little useless and we tend to not keep on by choice. Feels safe. Of course we keep close supervision next to baby regardless.

Really cute but the top keeps falling (mouth closes) - have to tuck the top behind the tail but then it doesnt provide that much sun protection.