Poolmaster Rotten Egg Diving Toy Swimming Pool Game for Underwater Play

My daughter loves to mix the eggs and play with them at the pool. She even plays by herself. They are easy to store, easy to carry around and so much fun. I recommend the product.

Fun for everyone but just be careful, they can break easily if tossed too hard.

My kids have come up with some pretty creative pool games with these things. I would have thought these were the same pool toys as everything else you dive for but the kids put these on the top of the list! I didn't see that coming! Very happy I got these.

Sadly, they seem more of a good idea than they were. Fell apart all over the place. Rubbish.

I have mixed feelings about these. First, they take a really long time to sink. I’m not fond of this because of the whole skimmer situation. They take minutes, more then 5 to fully sink if left alone. Second, they came chipped. Third, they are kind of hard to open but after a few uses they are getting easier. With that said, my daughter loves them but doesn’t play with them as divers really because they don’t sink unless you submerge them and let the water flow in. They aren’t worth the $10.50 I paid. I would have given them a better rating if I had paid less then $5.Update: we have been using these just about daily for 2 weeks now I think. Now the eggs are very easy to open. So easy in fact that when you throw them into the pool, some split open. Also some are now chipping which, is terrible for a pool with a liner! The fun is still there but they definitely won’t last one pool season on the East Coast.

This was a fun idea in spirit, but the product was poorly designed and constructed. #1 The hole at the bottom of the eggs is too small to allow the eggs to sink quickly and/or the weighted sinker is insufficient. #2 The glue that holds the number plate inside the eggs did not hold them in place for very long. # 3 The eggs are extremely difficult to open even for an adult with wet hands.One of the eggs broke within the first 5 minutes of use. Customer would be just as well off buying plastic Easter eggs and filling them with pennies. Overall this was a good idea, but a poor product.

We took these on spring break to play with in the pool. My kids enjoyed searching for the "rotten egg".

The kids loved playing with them and would have me mix up the egg tops each time so no one knew which one was the rotten egg.