Skillmatics Ring Rush Diving Toys - Underwater Search and Find Game for Summer Fun, Swimming Pool Toys, Gifts for Kids, Boys, Girls Ages 6, 7, 8, 9 & Up

If you’re looking for a fun pool activity, this one’s a great choice. It brings back those classic pool game memories we all loved—and now I get to create those same moments with family and friends. The fun-to-cost ratio is excellent, and the quality of the toys seems solid, so I can definitely see them lasting for a few seasons. Highly recommend for some easy, nostalgic poolside fun!

Cousins all loved it! If playing with more than 3 people you may want to purchase an additional set of dive rings so that more than 2 people have a chance of completing the task card.

Grandkids love diving for these. Helps keep them occupied and adds something else to do.

So much fun!

I just received this and my daughter has played it daily. It gives her something to do when the water is warm enough for a child to enjoy but maybe not a mother!

These kids’ swim diving rings are a hit! My kids (ages 4 and 7) absolutely love them. The bright colors make them easy to see underwater, and they sink just the right amount—not too fast, so younger swimmers still have a chance to grab them. They’ve turned regular pool time into a fun game of diving and racing. The rings are sturdy, flexible, and have held up well after many uses. Great way to build confidence underwater and keep kids active. Highly recommend for summer fun!

My kids love this game in the pool! Helps with swimming skills, colors, and working memory.

This game offers a slight variation on the typical "diving for sinkies" game. There are four rings per color and five different colors. The rings all have the same texture/design. The accompanying cards are waterproof and each card has illustrations of which colors a player needs to get and the order they need to be on your arms. The cards are small, so hard to see (especially after swimming) from a distance. So this works best if whoever is holding the cards is at least at the edge of the pool.The game is advertised for up to 10 players, but it is realistically 2-4 players, not including whoever is holding the cards. You could even have just one player in the pool and one person holding the cards, and it would still work.Since sinking rings are common, it's up to you to decide if the waterproof playing cards are worth the extra investment!