Enhance Your Swimming Training with the arena Pull Kick - Innovative 2-in-1 Pull Buoy and Kickboard Review

Proven anatomical design. Very comfortable as a bun. As a board - not very buoyant, but acceptable. In general, as I have seen many times, branded swimming items still justify the increased cost compared to Chinese non-name counterparts.

It's not that it doesn't do the job and in itself is exactly what I wanted, but it's semi-soft foam and when you look at it it's dented. Be very careful with it when packing.

The board fits well in my hands and between my legs, but it's too small to carry me. I'm 6ft 6" and 230lbs, this board doesn't keep an arm or leg above the water. Maybe my 5'10" nephew will like it.

This pull and step board is a bit too wide for my 12 year old daughter. We love combo boards because they save space in your swim bag, but this one was a little bigger. It's all good, but she doesn't use it that often. It works just as well as her speedometer or Zogg, but she doesn't use it. We'll keep it in case she loses the other boards. Although the light green color is beautiful.

After a few rounds as a board I still haven't found a grip that allows me to use it as well as other boards. However, I really like using it as a buoy. Well designed in that regard; swims great! For me, it will either remain just a buoy, or it will be given to my niece for swimming lessons. The size seems to be more child-friendly in terms of using the board. It doesn't get any better 2-in-1 than a good old solid board.

The board was wrinkled, but I decided to keep it anyway. This board is a jack of all trades: it's too light for a kickboard - you can just use a regular buoy instead, and it's too narrow to pull and pushes your body too high out of the water. It's better than nothing if you're stuck in the pool with no swim gear, but I'd rather use two special boards from my pool for pool swim lessons than this one

AMAZING design. Disappointed that after about 5-6 uses in the first month it's split on the sides as if they weren't sealed properly in production. We wash our exercise equipment after use, so chlorine and chemicals aren't to blame. We came back. You can order another one when the problem has been isolated as the design is great and compact. BTW, this is a styrofoam-like material, not the durable sponge rubber found on some boards.

Due to COVID I had to buy some exercise equipment as the pools stopped producing boards and buoys. It can be used as a board and as a buoy. And it works. Passable. It's not a great board. It's not a big buoy. But he does both, and that's worth it. Like a board, it needs more buoyancy. It's a bit flimsy, so if you hit a swipe in your puff, it's not stiff enough to hold water. I suggest that Arena add some tapered bulk in the center (more on that later). It's a short board and that's the way it…