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• Provides extra support for taller and heavier men
• Ideal for men with wider waistlines
• Thicker than the Shape belt with a longer arch and straps
• Resilient closed cell foam won't absorb water, dries quickly, and resists chlorine damage
• Patented contoured design supports and strengthens the lower back
• Soft, flexible foam narrows at the waist for comfort and freedom of movement
• Easy-to-operate quick-release buckle ensures a hassle-free fit
• Custom-woven elastic belt comfortably moves with every breath and adjusts to fit waist
• The AquaJogger® design tones the abdominal muscles without doing a single sit-up due to the continual use of abdominal muscles to maintain correct posture
• To accomodate different body shapes, belt can be worn upside down or with the foam in front of the body
• Made in USA
• Soft, durable, and comfortable
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Jog Belts
Avg. Customer Rating:
(Based on 6 Reviews)
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Works well. |
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John
from Toledo, Ohio
on 2/2/2011
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The pool is only 5" @ the deepest, the belt helps to hold me up enough to do many of the aerobic exercises.
The reason I purchased this particular belt is, my waiste is 44" and the rep. I spoke with told me this is the largest belt for someone my size. The plan is to get back down to 38". I can not do much out in the gym because of arthritis, in the pool I can do just about anything.
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aqua jogger shape pro belt |
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Roxane F.
from Fort Collins, CO
on 6/22/2010
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Just started swimming about 4 yrs ago. Hurt shoulder so had to go to deep water jogging. Really not comfortable in water over my head, but with the aqua jogger, I am more comfortabe every time I use it. Try to jog 5 days a week. Once my shoulder is fixed I still plan to aqua jog 2 or 3 days a week. It gives me a really good workout. I am 68 yrs old
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U�i
from Hawaii
on 6/13/2010
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The belt is used in the ocean, which may be why it is somewhat unwielding. The awkward use is somewhat difficult to master in the currents. However after some use this seems to be less of a problem. If I use it in deep water it is a very adequate as a flotation device.
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Excellent Belt |
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Barbara C H.
from Hooper, CO
on 5/3/2010
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This belt lives up to the advertisement. It is comfortable, stays in place and makes jogging an easy exercise. My blood pressure has come down as a result.
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Aquajogger |
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Kathleen B.
from Fort Collins, CO
on 3/11/2010
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I have severe spinal stenosis and degenerative discs. I can only exercise in a pool. I had been swimming laps 5-6 times a week and felt like my body was getting to used to that routine. I had researched the Aquajogger and purchased it ~ 4 weeks ago. I absolutley love it! I am now deep water running with it 3xweek and right from the start could feel my muscles working differently. I have the Pro series unit and it is great in helping me keep my spine straight and tightening my abs while i"m running. I also purchased the Aqua runners and will start using them next week for additional resistance.
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very good belt for men too. |
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MarkG
from Boulder
on 10/11/2009
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I'm recovering from a running injury and forced to water jog in the swimming pool. I did purchase the Aquajogger pro belt for men, but the blue belt wasn't long enough and the smaller black belt was putting pressure on my stomach. I called up Aquajogger and they said the Aquajogger Shape belt is longer (i.e. the blue portion of the belt). They also said the shape belt was unisex and not specific for women. Swimoutlet needs to change the name of this belt on their website. My girlfriend also tried this product and she is very small, and it worked well for her too. I'm very happy with the shape belt!
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