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The AquaJogger Modules attaches to the AquaJogger Belts for extra buoyancy. • Soft, flexible premium EVA foam • Adds extra buoyancy • Attaches to elastic belt for easy use • Comes in packages of 2
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Jog Belts
Avg. Customer Rating:
(Based on 4 Reviews)
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Not enough float density for me |
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Sylvia
from La Verne, CA
on 7/3/2011
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I purchased these thinking they would be more comfortable than the larger wrap-around-the-waist one I use for water aerobics class. For me they did not help me to float as well as my other one while exercising.
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aquajogger modules |
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robert a webb
from texas city, TX
on 7/3/2009
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i been used aquajogger equipment and accessories 5 days a week cent 2003 and it all great to work out with.
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Perfect...but that's not a belt in the picture |
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By
Jean
from Chapel Hill , NC
on 12/27/2008
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I love these modules because the rigid belts are uncomfortable for me. You can put these on a belt and wear them so the module is located at your back. This provides the stabilization for water aerobics without the discomfort of a rigid belt pushing on my diaphragm. However, from the illustration, it looks like there is an accompanying belt for these modules. That is not the case. It's a small strip, about a foot long, of velcro material. You need to order the belt separately.
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They hurt my feet |
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By
Jean
from Chapel Hill , NC
on 12/27/2008
Size:
Feels true to size
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These are very rigid plastic and they rub and hurt around the middle of the foot. I can only wear them for a brief time. I got them for going from the locker room to the pool, so that problem is not too severe for me to use them but it would have been nice if I could have used them for sandals too. I wouldn't get them again.
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