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German water-sports company Wibit has just launched its AquaGames System, a modular line of inflatable water-play products designed to stimulate friendly competition for children of all ages.

Engineered especially for commercial pools, resorts and camps, Wibit has done away with the need for constant electric inflation. AquaGames System products require just one inflation and they are ready to play.

As Romann Rademacher, Wibit's founding Partner and President, explains "the constant electric pump is an unnecessary hazard in a wet environment.

"We elected to engineer our products for permanent inflation/deflation and to construct them from puncture resistant 32-ounce Denier PVC vinyl with double heat-welded seams. It's just stronger and safer."

The quality construction is just one of the reasons Wibit meets or exceeds the tough German TUV safety standards.

However, its most innovate feature is the design of their Interlocking Docking System - allowing the Wibit products to be configured in multiple combinations to keep kids from getting bored while making it easy to fit into any size pool.

Wibit Chief Executive Robert Cirjak adds "a variety of games and events have been designed around Wibit's products to promote social interaction, balance, coordination and motor skill development for children of all ages.

"Something that is sadly lacking in today's electronic world. Imagine a sports day on the water with teams, prizes and even world recordss - like an Olympic event in your pool."

Wibit customers can order online at the company's webshop.

For more information contact Wibit's Australian distributor Robert Savell of Perfect Water Hydrocare on 02 9604 8396, E: robert@hydrocarepools.com.au, www.wibitsports.com/wibitstore/

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