Jetpilot Paddle Pal Splash Swim Vest - Tie Dye

It's a lifejacket: approved to Australian Standard AS 4758 Level 50S. A lifejacket isn't a substitute for watching them, so keep kids close and in sight around water.

It comes in one size, 2–6. For babies from 10 to 15 kg, see the Cause Infant; for bigger kids, see the Cause youth sizes in our kids' life jackets.

Slip it over their head, clip the child-safe lock buckle and adjust the strap. Then lift it at the shoulders: it shouldn't ride up past their chin or ears. A soft polyester lining stops it chafing.

This colourway is Level 50S, approved to Australian Standard AS 4758. Level 50S is accepted on a jet ski on smooth and enclosed water (rivers, lakes, dams and sheltered bays) in every state. Queensland requires Level 50 once you're past smooth water, and Tasmania requires Level 100 or above beyond sheltered water. Rules change by state, so check yours before you launch. Our guide covers each state.

They float the same. Level 50 comes in high-vis colours, so you're easier to spot, and it's the one Queensland requires past smooth water. Level 50S comes in every other colour and is the ski, wake and tow vest on smooth water in every state. Neither will turn you face-up on its own, so both are for riders who can swim, with help close by.

No. It's a lifejacket, approved to AS 4758 and tested to keep you afloat. An impact vest without an AS 4758 level mark isn't a lifejacket, so it doesn't count where one is required on the ski or behind the boat.

Swap it or send it back for a refund within 21 days of purchase. Sale items are the exception. Returns and exchanges has the steps.

Rinse it in fresh water after every sesh, dry it out of the sun, keep it away from fuel and store it hung up, not crushed under the esky. Check the zip, buckle and foam before you ride, and replace it if it's torn, crushed or badly faded.