AIBU to think they're definitely noodles?

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Are these things called noodles or woggles? DSis thinks they're woggles wtaf

Woggle.

It attached ok the second time. The advert says it's a noodle. I assume they know what they're selling? So whether it can alternatively be called a woggle or not, at least you're safe enough calling it a noodle.

Never heard of 'em m'self, but then, when I used to go swimming the floats were made of cork. They were blooming heavy too.

I don't think I've ever called them anything tbh. Just showed DS and he says they had them at school swimming lessons and the instructors called them noodles.

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It's a woogle or a noddle, depending on colour and length.

Noodle. I’ve never heard of them being called woggles!

That's a pool noodle - woggles are what the Scouts use!

Woggle

They're pool noodles! What on earth is a woggle!

Ah yes, the swimming pool floats are noodles. A woggle is a scout/brownie/etc neck tie, as previous posters have stated.

#teamwoggle

(Scout leader and swimming mum!)

I'd call them pool noodles

NEITHER!

#TeamFoamyLongThing

Noodle never heard of them being called a woggle.

Noodle. Agree that woggle is the neck tie thingy.

I call them pool noodles

That's a pool noodle.

A woggle is something someone in Scouting OR Guiding, adults AND children, use on their neckers.

It's clearly a floaty.
You're all wrong, wrong I tell you!

We first saw them on holiday in France and they were just being sold out of a basket with no label. They are therefore called saucissons swimmages in our house.

Noodles

I call them pool noodles, but I have heard them called woggles. I'd know what you meant by either of them.

Always been woggles at my aquafit classes.

Noodles

Noodle for me

Never heard the term woggle before. Pool Noodle all the way!