Pull Buoys
Avg. Customer Rating:
(Based on 10 Reviews)
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Not buoyant enough |
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Charles C.
from Hilo, HI
on 12/8/2010
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Needs to be more buoyant.
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Finis Adult Pull Buoy |
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Bruce Dove
from Charles Town, West Va.
on 12/7/2010
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Okay and I have used pull buoys for many many years. This is the first of this type I have used, and I still prefer the two cylinder type with the connecting straps. I guess old habits die hard.
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Not as tasty as a shrimp pull buoy but it works. |
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Stephen
from Brooklyn, NY
on 12/1/2010
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What more can I say than this thing keeps my ass up while I swim.. It's great!! I'm really able to work on upper body technique & breathing support while using the buoy. After going a few laps with the pull buoy I'm better equip to utilize my hip & leg movements.
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just right for a guy |
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44yearoldswimmer
from Roanoke, VA 24018
on 11/9/2010
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having both sides same size provides good buoyancy for a guy. Some reason all the ones in the pool bin have the one side that is smaller for fit, but not as bouyant
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Not much flotation |
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Charles C.
from Hilo, HI
on 10/21/2010
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This buoy does not have enough flotation for someone over 175 lbs. My legs rest almost 6 inches below the surface. I would recommend something with a little more volume.
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Great product |
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Steve
from San Diego, CA
on 8/9/2010
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This Pull Buoy is great. I had back surgery and I use only my arms when swimming. I am approx 200 lbs and this bouy is about a 1/2 inch thicker than the standard bouy which help keep my legs stable when swimming. When I saw it online, it looked larger than the stanard bouy,but there was no size description, so I bought it on a whim hoping it was larger than the standard bouy. This unit measured 9 x4 x 6. A bit shorter, but thicker. This was a great buy.
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