SPORT & LEISURE

205 inflatable pool toys, ride-ons and beach games, with a minimum age marked on every item.
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    SPORT & LEISURE

    Pool toys and beach games are the cheapest way to turn a hot afternoon into something the kids remember. Off Grid Superstore stocks 205 inflatables and beach games, with a minimum age printed on every listing so you can match the toy to the child.

    What's in the range

    The large ride-on inflatables are the popular end: the Large Inflatable Crocodile with Handles is 143 x 48cm for ages 6 and up, and the Large Inflatable Whale with Handles is 150 x 35cm. The Jumbo Clown Fish is the biggest of the three at 147 x 87 x 56cm and drops to age 3 and up.

    For younger swimmers there's the Ride-on Aqua Pony with Stabiliser, 88 x 56 x 28cm for ages 3 and up, and the Kids Inflatable Swim Ring with Seat at 56cm. Games run from the Extra Large Swim Through Hoops, a three-piece 64cm set for ages 8 and up, to the Neoprene Beach Paddle Set, three pieces in a mesh bag.

    How do you choose a pool toy by age?

    Go by the age rating and the child's swimming ability rather than size alone. Items marked ages 3 and up, like the Aqua Pony with its stabiliser and the swim ring with a seat, keep a young child upright and are designed for supervised shallow water. Ride-ons marked ages 6 and up assume the child can already swim and can climb back on unaided in deeper water. Handles matter more than they look: they are what let a child right themselves after a roll.

    If you're packing for a trip rather than a backyard pool, the Camp Essentials and Footwear ranges cover the rest of the day.

    What age are inflatable pool ride-ons suitable for?

    Every item carries a minimum age. Ride-ons with stabilisers, like the Aqua Pony, are marked ages 3 and up for supervised shallow water. Larger ride-ons such as the inflatable crocodile are marked ages 6 and up and assume the child can swim.

    How do you look after inflatable pool toys?

    Rinse chlorine or salt off after use and dry the toy before folding it, because trapped moisture is what marks the vinyl. Store deflated and out of direct sun, since UV is harder on inflatables than the water is.

    Do inflatable pool toys need a pump?

    Most of these inflate by mouth or with any standard hand or electric pump. A rechargeable pump makes larger ride-ons quicker, particularly the jumbo sizes over 140cm.

    What size is the largest inflatable in the range?

    The Jumbo Clown Fish is the largest at 147 x 87 x 56cm, followed by the Large Inflatable Whale at 150 x 35cm and the Large Inflatable Crocodile at 143 x 48cm.