Silicone swimming hand paddles designed for child training, these soft paddles help young swimmers develop stronger catch, improved propulsion, and smoother stroke technique during lessons and practice.
- Child-sized design: S-size paddles (210 x 150 x 40 mm) fit small hands securely for proper finger alignment and efficient pulling without overwhelming young swimmers.
- Non-toxic silicone: Safe, flexible material stays comfortable during longer sessions and is gentle on developing hands.
- Improved propulsion: Webbed design increases water resistance and body awareness, encouraging better catch mechanics and stroke efficiency.
- Durable and easy care: Silicone resists wear and cleans quickly; rinse with fresh water and air dry after use to maintain flexibility.
- Color options: Available in blue, green, or white to match your child's preferences and swim gear.
Perfect for beginner swimmers refining their first strokes or progressing through training drills. Start with short 5–10 minute sessions to let your child adjust to increased water resistance, then gradually build endurance for better results.
Description
Silicone swimming hand paddles designed for child training, these soft paddles help young swimmers develop stronger catch, improved propulsion, and smoother stroke technique during lessons and practice.
- Child-sized design: S-size paddles (210 x 150 x 40 mm) fit small hands securely for proper finger alignment and efficient pulling without overwhelming young swimmers.
- Non-toxic silicone: Safe, flexible material stays comfortable during longer sessions and is gentle on developing hands.
- Improved propulsion: Webbed design increases water resistance and body awareness, encouraging better catch mechanics and stroke efficiency.
- Durable and easy care: Silicone resists wear and cleans quickly; rinse with fresh water and air dry after use to maintain flexibility.
- Color options: Available in blue, green, or white to match your child's preferences and swim gear.
Perfect for beginner swimmers refining their first strokes or progressing through training drills. Start with short 5–10 minute sessions to let your child adjust to increased water resistance, then gradually build endurance for better results.