Well my friendlies, fun you shall have because Fin Fun mermaid tails exist for adults so you can live out those The Little Mermaid- inspired goals IRL.

In the wake of Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” live-action feature film, Fin Fun, an Idaho Falls-based company, is seeing a tsunami of sales for its mermaid tails.

This summer, you can easily become a mermaid with a Fin Fun mermaid tail. The mermaid tails are made for both adults and children and are completely wearable for swimming. See them here.

In the swimmable tails section of Fin Fun Mermaid's website, they offer a really wide selection of mermaid tails, in both kid and adult sizes. They come in various bright colors, and some are even ...

The mermaid also has a Fin Fun tail for "splashing around," which is good for beginner mermaids and easy to transport, according to Majewski. Those can cost under $100.

According to Fin Fun ‘s website, a child should be able to swim 25 metres continuously, tread water for two minutes and swim with confidence while wearing the mermaid tail. Additionally, it is ...

Mermaiding, the artistic swimming activity in which people wear mermaid fins and tails, has gained popularity worldwide because it's "fun" and enjoyable, say insiders.

This fin-based fitness fad was created by a company called Fin Fun Mermaid, which sells dope mermaid tails that are 100 percent swimmable for adults and children alike.

Since her mermaid fantasy became a reality, her tail has "morphed." "I had a Fin Fun mermaid tail, then silicone fin, now a new fabric fin for ease of transport," Ward said Wednesday.

Inc. magazine today ranked Fin Fun, maker of swimmable mermaid tails and blankets, No. 119 on its 35th annual Inc. 5000, the most prestigious ranking of the nation's fastest-growing private ...

Eric Browning with Fin Fun Mermaid, a U.S. company that produces tails, says in a letter that his company has never heard of swimmers blacking out in its four years of operating.

A study finds wearing the popular mermaid tails and fins can reduce a child's ability to swim by up to 70 per cent, after viral video shows girl becoming stuck upside-down in backyard pool.