🏊 T6 20L Swim Buoy: Waterproof Dry Bag & Swim Safety Float for Ultimate Gear Protection during Boating, Kayaking, Fishing, Rafting, Swimming Training, and Camping Review

Terrible, so terrible. When I first used it for open water swimming, the dry bag ripped and I lost my iPhone in the sea. If you see questions and answers, they recommend saving your phone and keys. I don't have a perfectly working iPhone.

I bought these because from the photos it looked like there was enough space from the buoy to your body, but it is actually a very short piece of material that you attach to the boat binds. I bought two for our trip and for that reason none were used. I'm out of the returns window so I'm sticking with them.

I've done a lot of research on the product. I was concerned about durability and waterproofing. I recently used it for a long ocean swim, 6 foot waves entering from the beach. It held up well, I had my iPhone and car keys in the zip, they were dry. No problem. The product makes a solid, well-made impression. I'm glad I didn't spend $45 or more!

I used it mainly for swimming in the lake and it has helped me a lot when the water is very choppy and I need to rest in the middle of my workout. , the material is quite durable, honestly I expected it to only last a few times due to the price, but looks like I'll be using it for a while, I've used it instead of a vest too. when I'm kayaking and it's more convenient for me

I was hesitant to purchase this item because I was concerned that it would affect my swimming style (I mainly swim breaststroke and front crawl) or cause drag if I was pulled. None of these problems have occurred. In fact, I had to turn and look, thinking he must have passed out. My only caution is using it as a dry bag when rafting or other "rough" water sports. The material is not as thick and puncture/tear resistant as a normal stuff sack.

Bought for swimming in the lake with young children. I swim back and forth while the little ones play. I wouldn't want anything to happen to me if they were alone. Having trimmed it on my body makes me feel better. In fact, the way I fastened it around my chest ended up right behind my head, like a big pillow. I haven't used it to paste stuff, but it seems pretty easy when I wanted to. Makes a robust and well-made impression. I love that I can roll it up and just put it in a small pocket in my…

Initially the buoy worked well but over time the screw cap over the inflation valve became more difficult to close and open. About the third time I used the buoy, I heard a whistle through the valve while sailing. The valve did not close and slowly released all the air. After figuring out what was going on, I screwed the valve very tight to make sure I wasn't losing any extra air. I took a closer look as I reached the shore. Looks like the valve is defective; it must be screwed on tight enough…