I'm 27 I plan on playing mermaid at the docks all summer I'm so happy with the quality in the fabric it's a little big so maybe size down I'm just going to so in some elastic on the inside to make it fit

Our daughter (then 11, now 13) loves this mermaid tail! The colors are nice and bright, and the material does not look cheap. (And always impresses kids and adults alike!). The monofin cloth has some wear and tear after the first few uses due to scratching it on the bottom of the pool, unfortunately, fin fun only has its warranty on the tail.

She's a pretty strong swimmer for her age, but that did not stop us from being weary of safety and accessibility. We spent the first few visits to the pool practicing with just the monofin, staying in the shallow end, and practicing slipping in and out off the tail. It is very safe. It is more important that they are not afraid of getting in the water with it.

We've also used it in the lake and in the ocean. Cleans up easy too.

In my opinion, it's over priced, but my daughter loves it. So that's what matters. It is pretty much what you expect, a swim suit material tail with a monofin you can put in the feet.

We use our tails like pool toys in our family's pool. They have made it through two uses! We are looking forward to seeing how they last next summer.

We bought this tail for my 9 year old daughter. She is a size 14, we bought size XS Womens and it fits well; though it is a wee bit long, it's easy to scrunch or fold the extra length around the midriff (plus it gives her room to grow). She has used it 4 times since I gave it to her two weeks ago, for up to an hour at a time.
The tail is easy to use and wear in the water, though I will admit she is a very good swimmer (two years of YMCA swim lessons). The tail material feels and acts like very good bathing suit, it is a beautiful pattern, and she wears it over a bikini.
The tail can be a bit tricky to get on, we put the totally dry tail on a totally dry girl just before slipping in the water. I also suggest practicing getting the tail on and off at home several times before trying it at the pool.
The tail tips are firm and feel as though they were reinforced with silicone or rubber, this is a great feature because inserting and removing the monofin is a delicate task.
I stay with her in the water while she has on her tail. It's a great reinforcer for practicing dolphin kicks, and she also loves doing "tail splashes". It looks amazong in the water, and she keeps generating crowds of fans, lol.
She can take a break from swimming by holding the pool edge or by "standing" on the pool floor, though I hope that, over time, the tail won't break down under the heels. I wish that "heel" area was rubberized as well, but so far it is doing ok.

My only warnings to parents would be to stay with your mermaid at all times, just in case, and to watch for the tail as a tail splash can hurt someone accidentally (the monofilament is like a single hard swim flipper); also to take care in removing/inserting the monofin.

Our community pool does not allow the tail, but luckily we have several close friends with private pools. Most unguarded pools (like in apartment complexes, condo communities, retirement communities etc) allow, or at least, don't ban, the mermaid tail.

Oh yes! The packet of cards, letters of certification, stickers, posters and notes that come with the "FinFun" tail are great! They made my daughter feel very special and she absolutely loves the poster.

I would, and already have, recommend the "FinFun" mermaid tail. The tail colors are beautiful, the tail and monofin feel and look professionally made, and overall it looks, feels and acts like a quality product.