INTEX Happy Kitten Inflatable Arm Bands
Help young swimmers enjoy water activities with greater confidence using the INTEX Happy Kitten Inflatable Arm Bands. Designed with an adorable kitten-themed multicolour design, these inflatable swim armbands are made from durable 0.20 mm vinyl and feature two independent air chambers in each arm band for added buoyancy and stability during supervised water play. Measuring 20 × 15 cm, they are comfortably sized for children and are ideal for use in swimming pools and other calm water environments.
Lightweight, easy to inflate, and simple to deflate after use, these arm bands are convenient to carry for holidays, swimming lessons, beach trips, and family outings. Their bright design makes them attractive for children while supporting enjoyable and supervised water experiences.
Key Features
- Happy Kitten Design – Cute multicolour graphics children will enjoy.
- 20 × 15 cm Size – Designed for comfortable wear during water play.
- Durable Vinyl Construction – Manufactured from 0.20 mm vinyl for dependable use.
- Dual Air Chambers – Two independent air chambers in each arm band for added buoyancy.
- Lightweight & Portable – Easy to inflate, deflate, and transport.
- Comfortable Fit – Suitable for supervised recreational swimming.
- Pegable Retail Packaging – Convenient display-ready packaging.
- Ideal for Swimming Practice – Suitable for pools and calm water recreation.
Important Information
- Recommended user weight: 8–18 kg (18–40 lb).
- Inflate both air chambers fully before use.
- Use only in shallow water under constant adult supervision.
- Deflate completely before storage.
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and sharp objects.
Attention
- This product is not a life-saving device.
- Children must always be supervised by a responsible adult while in or near water.
- Do not use in rough water, waves, or strong currents.
- Inspect the arm bands before each use and discontinue use if damaged.
- Always follow the safety instructions supplied with the product.
