Air Swimmer

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The 2 kind of Air Swimmers are Air Swimmer Handheld remote control Inflatable Floating Shark and Air Swimmers Handheld remote control Flying Clownfish.Air Swimmer Air Swimmer

The Air Swimmer shark and clownfish requires four AAA batteries one in the body and three in the remote controller. Some assembly required. For ages 7 to 99 years of age.

The clownfishs is made from the durable plastic which could be filled over and over for lots of fun times. Once filled, the shark will remain inflated for up to two weeks depending on altitude.

The Air Swimmer clownfish measures approximately 57 inches long from nose to tail fin, and 36 inches high (including fins). For indoor use only and fans must be turned off for safe and effective operation.

You have full treatments for it. The infra red handheld remote control unit provides up, down, and tail fin control for moving right and left. The handheld remote control works up to 40 feet away.

Air Swimmer 2864 Air SwimmerAir Swimmers are one of the best gadgets around and very exciting to see relatives get togethers, office laughs, and kids parties. Once filled with helium, the rc Air Swimmer swims through the air with incredibly smooth and lifelike motion.

Air Swimmer Description

  • Very exciting for the office, family get togethers, kids indoor parties.
  • Measures 57 inches long and 36 inches tall.
  • Needs to be filled with helium. Can be reinflated over and over. Stays inflated for up to two weeks. Requires 4 AAA batteries.
  • Air Swimmers are made from the durable nylon and simply bounces off of walls and other items it bumps into. They don’t break!
  • Air Swimmers are exciting rc shark or clownfish for indoor family fun. Moves up, down, full 360 degrees up to 40 feet away.



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