Freeflow Pullbuoy - Arena - 006835-100, front view
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Freeflow Pullbuoy - Arena - 006835-100, front view
Freeflow Pullbuoy - Arena - 006835-100, view 2
Freeflow Pullbuoy - Arena - 006835-100, front view
Freeflow Pullbuoy - Arena - 006835-100, view 2

Pull buoy Freeflow · Arena · 006835-100

£19.00
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A pull buoy for pool training, for swimmers of every level. Freeflow takes your legs out of the equation so you can work on stroke technique, upper-body strength and endurance. It has a hydrodynamic figure-of-eight shape and is made of soft, light foam that prevents chafing and stays comfortable set after set. Grip it between your thighs or your knees, float, and train with a clear target.

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A pull buoy for pool training, for swimmers of every level. Freeflow takes your legs out of the equation so you can work on stroke technique, upper-body strength and endurance. It has a hydrodynamic figure-of-eight shape and is made of soft, light foam that prevents chafing and stays comfortable set after set. Grip it between your thighs or your knees, float, and train with a clear target.

Sturdy and hydrodynamic, it sits snugly between the inner thighs and helps you hold a streamlined body position while you work on strength, endurance and pace.

  • Hydrodynamic
  • Figure-of-eight shape
  • PVC-free
  • Material: EVA
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    • From abroad the return shipping is at your expense, with a tracked courier.
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    Frequently asked questions

    What is a pull buoy for?

    You hold it between your thighs to keep your legs afloat: this isolates the upper body so you can work specifically on your arm stroke.

    What is it used with?

    Often together with hand paddles, to train the strength and technique of the stroke. You will find paddles and kickboards among the Training tools.

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