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Use this buoy for drills and practices to increase your performance. Drag and flotation can be adjusted to suit all of your swimming needs.
• Buoy can be filled with water to vary flotation and drag
• Adjustable buoyancy provides proper body position for any swimmer, and to increase/decrease drag during pulling sets
• Neoprene cushion side provide extra comfort and a non-slip surface
• Easy fill and drain valve
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Avg. Customer Rating:
(Based on 4 Reviews)
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Not enough buoyancy |
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Fernando T.
from Kingwood, TX
on 8/23/2010
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It is difficult to hold onto. Does not keep my legs up; they tend to drop and drag.
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drooping legs |
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Tri-tryer
from Fort Lauderdale,Florida
on 11/9/2009
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At 159 pounds its not like i'm a heavyweight,but it doesn't have enough buoyancy to keep my legs horizontal in the water.I was very disappointed.
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Slippery when wet! |
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Heather L.
from Goose Creek, SC
on 5/30/2009
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This buoy is alright except for one thing: it is slippery when wet which makes it hard to keep it between your legs during workout. On the plus side, the shape of it is indeed very comfortable and natural feeling. The fact that it is fillable for variable bouyancy seemed intriguing to me, but because it is so slippery, I found that filling it makes it only harder to hold on to. Rather than concentrating on my pull, I was focused hard on squeezing my thighs together so the thing wouldn't slip out. It was a nice idea, but somehow Speedo needs to figure out a way to make it a lot less slippery.
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ok |
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Corinne L.
from Palm Coast, FL
on 5/30/2009
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It is an awesome idea, but very uncomfortable when swimming. The hard plastic hurts especially when completing flip turns. Maybe it could use some padding around the outside.
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