Zone3 Swim Safety Buoy - Green

Name: Swim Safety Buoy - Green
Brand: Zone3
SKU: EAWST9TI0079
Price: 18 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

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Product Description

Perfect for improving visibility when in open water. The Zone3 Safety Buoy has been designed for those new to open water swimming and those required to wear a safety buoy when racing or training. It is ultra-lightweight, guaranteeing minimal drag and also features an adjustable dual belt design to securely attach around your waist.

Product Code: EAWST9TI0079

High visibility makes you easy to spot.
Heavy-duty PVC coated nylon waterproof outer material for strength and durability.
Extremely lightweight
Low drag when in the water.
Adjustable strap allows you to position the buoy in the water as desired.
Does not restrict your stroke as you tow the buoy behind you. 
Carry handle for ease of transport out of water.

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