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• Durable 4-foot rubber tubing for longer life
• Designed for greater mounting flexibility
• Neoprene padded handles and Mesh carry bag
• Strength training device for land exercises
Color-coded resistance levels:
Light = yellow
Medium = blue
Heavy = red
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Swim Stretch Cords
Avg. Customer Rating:
(Based on 3 Reviews)
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a bit disappointed |
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Ivo B Pavlov
from destin, fl
on 4/22/2010
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the good about them: they look nice and the bag is useful
the bad: too short so they are either to light on your arms or too heavy. now, im a bit afraid too pull them too hard after snapping once and leaving a scar on my forehead. it sounds funny but it wasnt then. they didnt give ways to attach it to whatever so i had to learn the hard (the scared) way.
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Water Gear Water Cords review |
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Steve
from Bowling Green, OH
on 3/15/2010
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I use the water cords every morning as part of my warm up before starting Masters swim practice. I do a variety of resistive shoulder exercises to help overcome a persistent shoulder tendonitis. I think it is working to maintain my shoulder strength.
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Great value and necessary for dryland |
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Eric Orca
from El Dorado County
on 3/22/2009
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These do just what the higher priced one's do and they are great quality. I wrap them around the 4x4 on my deck, over door knobs, even around a small tree. A lot of top swimmers use bands, so that's why I got mine.
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