Joyin Sloosh Dive Sticks Recall
Joyin is recalling about 254,000 Sloosh Dive Sticks, model 40041, because they exceed the federal compress limit and pose an impalement hazard. The CPSC says consumers should immediately stop using the affected sticks, keep them away from children and follow Joyin's disposal and replacement process.
What matters now
- Only the five dive sticks in affected Sloosh water toy packages are recalled; the other included toys may still be used.
- Affected dive sticks are marked with model number 40041.
- Children could suffer serious piercing, facial or eye injuries.
- The official remedy is replacement after completing Joyin's disposal verification process.
Which Sloosh Dive Sticks are recalled?
The recall covers Sloosh Dive Sticks included in 30-piece Sloosh water toy packages, model 40041, sold before October 23, 2025. Each package contains five affected dive sticks. The hard-plastic, cylinder-shaped sticks come in various colors and measure approximately seven inches long and one inch or less in diameter. About 254,000 units are affected.
How to identify model 40041
Look for model number 40041 on the back of the Sloosh water toys box next to the barcode. It is also printed on one end of each dive stick with the Joyin name and tracking information. The toys were sold online at Amazon.com, Temu.com, Wayfair.com, Plus.Target.com and SHEIN.com from February 2019 through October 2025 for $17 to $22.
Why the dive sticks were recalled
The CPSC says the sticks violate the federal dive sticks ban because they exceeded the compress limit. A child could fall or land on a stick in shallow water and suffer a serious piercing injury. Facial and eye injuries are also possible while retrieving the sticks underwater. No incidents or injuries were reported.