SwimWays Zoom-A-Rays Water Toys, Kids Pool Toys for Swim Training, Outdoor Games for Kids Aged 5 & Up, 3-Pack

We got the SwimWays Paw Patrol Zoom-A-Rays Water Toy for our pool days this summer, and it’s been a great addition to our swim bag. My 4-year-old loves anything Paw Patrol, so this was an instant hit!First, the design is super cute and colorful — the Paw Patrol characters look just like they do in the show, which makes my child extra excited to play with it. It’s the perfect size for little hands to hold and launch in the water.The Zoom-A-Rays are surprisingly durable — we’ve used ours multiple times already, and it still looks new. The material feels sturdy and well-made, not flimsy or cheap like some water toys can be. It holds up well to lots of splashing, throwing, and chasing around the pool.What I love most is how easy and fun it is to use. Just push it under the water, give it a gentle push, and watch it zoom forward. It doesn’t go super far, but it’s enough to keep kids giggling and swimming after it again and again. It’s a great way to get little ones moving in the pool without them even realizing they’re getting exercise!It also works well for both pool and bathtub play, so it’s nice to have a toy that’s versatile and keeps kids busy beyond just swim time.Overall, I highly recommend the SwimWays Paw Patrol Zoom-A-Rays for any little Paw Patrol fan. It’s cute, durable, and makes pool time even more fun! We’ll definitely be getting a few more so my child can share them with friends.

These are a favorite toy for my swim students! I have purchased them at least 3 times, and will purchase again when needed! Highly recommend! They do fade a little, but that's ok with me. The yellow stays pretty bright, blue fades to lighter blue, and red fades to pink - but again, that's not a problem for me nor my students. They love them!

My grandson just loved this set of paw patrol characters to play with in the kitty pool. Good for kids and there imagination.

My 5 year old grandson loved these but asked if they wind up to go across the water. If a version of that could be made, it would get 5 stars.

So my son is obsessed with fishing poles. He wants to carry one all the time. If we walk past a display of them in a store he wants us to buy him a new one. He doesn't actually fish with them. He just likes to "cast" and reel it back up whether he is in the house, car or near a body of water. He uses a little 30" Zebco Dock Demon and we have tried lots of different "weights" for the end of the line so it will fall down when he "casts" but these are perfect!! They are a "fish," they are the perfect amount of weight, and they are not inherently dangerous. Also, the weight is spread out (as opposed to an actual fishing weight) so if it swings and hits someone/something accidentally it doesn't really cause damage. I can't speak to their use when diving in a pool but I can say they are great "weights" for a little boy's fishing pole and they are extremely durable. They have been wiped clean quite a bit with bleach wipes, drug around on the ground, spilled on, stepped on, bent and flexed a lot and the color hasn't faded at all.

Saw a video on instagram that made these seem really fun and cool. Like you could change the paths they make by “moving” the fins, which you can’t actually do. Each stingray floats up through the water differently, but there’s nothing you can change on them. Also, they were smaller than I expected.They’re an okay toy, but I expected way more.

Functions just as described. No batteries or recharging needed. My children are ages 3 -6 boys and girls, and love playing with it in the pool.

My 9-month-old daughter started her first swim class last month, and they handed out these toys during the lesson. She loved them—so much so that she cried when we had to give it back at the end. My wife tracked down the exact set here and now we bring our own. The swap-out trick works like a charm—we hand the swim class toy back and immediately give her one from our set to hold on the way home. Crisis averted. Great for water play and parental sanity.