Mermaid Tail Safety

Be Mermaid Tail Ready
Mermaid Tail Safety Rules

Safety Rules

Follow these rules for proper mermaid safety and you can swim like The Little Mermaid in no time!

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Always Use Under Adult Supervision

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Know Your Limit. Swim Within It.

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Be Mermaid Tail Ready

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Do Not Dive or Swim Over, Under or Through Objects

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Humans Don’t Have Gills so Remember to Breathe

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Respect the Water. We Recommend Swimming in Clear, Calm Waters

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Only Swim as a Mermaid Where you Would Safely Swim as a Human

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Ensure a Proper Fit & Use Correct Size Monofin

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“As parents of children ourselves, we focus on and emphasize safety first in everything we do. It is a big deal for us and we know it is for you, too.”

Our Story

Quick Release Method

Removing Your Tail & Monofin in the Water

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Press One Foot Down Against the Monofin While Pulling Up and Out with the Other

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Repeat for Other Foot & Push Off Your Monofin

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Pull Down Mermaid Tail Below Hips & Swim Out of Your Tail

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“As parents of children ourselves, we focus on and emphasize safety first in everything we do. It is a big deal for us and we know it is for you, too.”

Our Story

Dear Valued Customer,

Welcome to Fin Fun. Here safety and your satisfaction means everything. That is why we have the highest ratings in customers satisfaction in the world and we are viewed as the original and best mermaid tail. Our mermaid tails and monofins have been carefully designed with safety in mind. Before you give one to your child, please make sure he/she is “Mermaid Tail Ready” and, as with any water activity, your  child should be under adult supervision at all times during use.

As parents of children ourselves, we focus on and emphasize safety first in everything we do. This focus makes our tails different from other, less expensive tails. Please review this page along with your instruction guide when you get your products to make sure your Mermaid is “Tail Ready”.

Our tails and monofins meet the Child Protection Safety Commission (CPSC) requirements for the United States & ASTM F963, European toy safety standard EN 71, and the Australian toy safety standard AS/NZS 150 8124). It concerns us when we see others trying to create similar products that may cost less, but are frankly not safe. We use high-quality, lightweight, stretchable materials that allow our mermaids to have fun without weighing them down. Swimming in our tails can be learned very quickly with just a bit of practice (see our new swimming instruction video on this page!). We personally believe swimmers ages 5 and younger or under 20 kilos (45 pounds) should not use a tail with a monofin. We have realistic-looking toddler tails that will still let these young mermaids feel like real mermaids.

We encourage parents, public pools, and other facilities to use their best judgment to decide if you are ready for our tails. If your child does not know how to perform a dolphin kick proficiently then they are not ready to swim in our tails and monofins. However, with a little bit of practice, your mermaid can be swimming proficiently in no time by following our videos and guidelines, but please have them learn how to learn this kick before putting the fabric tail on.

We are grateful for the privilege we have of helping children dream and to see kids be active and imaginative in their play again! We thank you for being part of our Fin Fun family and we are confident you will be happy with your Fin Fun products!

Sincerely,
Eric Browning, CEO

Warning: Mermaid tails or monofins can significantly reduce the person’s ability to swim and can only be used by competent swimmers under strict competent adult supervision at all times, regardless of swimming ability.