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Our swimming aid will help your child learn to swim.
At Turtle Pack®, we think that learning to swim comes down to three things;
“Learn. Play. Swim.”
If children are having fun, seeing progression and learning the correct skills in the swimming pool, then everyone (especially stressed mums and dads!) wins!
Say goodbye to noodles, armbands or bulky pool floats – and hello to our range of award-winning kids swimming aids.
Turtle Pack® Swimming Aid
“We had been struggling with arm bands, and my 2 year old was super excited to be a turtle. Within 1 minute in the pool was swimming lengths by herself and was euphoric! Amazing idea and very well made.” – Anna B, Edinburgh
Created by award-winning swimming teacher Michael Harkins, the Turtle Pack® Swimming Aid was designed to take the hassle and frustration out of swimming lessons and replace bulky arm bands, boring pool floats and throw-away swimming noodles.
Designed for kids aged 2 and upwards, our swimming aid has a super-cosy neoprene vest and allows you to adjust the buoyancy by simply removing the foam shells!
Good Things Come in Threes!
So what makes the Turtle Pack® Swimming Aid different from the pool noodles, swimming aids or float vests out there already? Well, it’s all down to three things!
Our three-shell design allows you to adjust the level of buoyancy to suit your child’s individual needs. Simply remove the foam shells and then use them as pool floats, kickboards or as part of the many pool games you can play with Turtle Pack®!
Then, when it’s time to jump out of the pool and head home, just reattach the shells to keep them all together. It’s everything you need in one!
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The Turtle Pack® Story
“‘For years, I’d taught kids to swim with inferior products and I knew it was time to stop complaining and do something about it!” – Michael Harkins, Turtle Pack Founder
Michael first had the idea for the Turtle Pack Swimming Aid back in 2014 whilst working a swimming teacher. He’s met some incredible people along the way, so why not:
