Water Gear Runner Floatation Belt - Innovative Water Exercise Equipment - Tailored to Perfectly Fit Your Body Type - Ideal for Effective Aquatic Workouts - Suitable for Both Men and Women - Fully Adjustable Nylon Belt Review

Bought for sea diving. While I prefer to snorkel free, it calms me down when the current is a little rougher or when you're out for a long time and tire easily. It's also great to hold on to and relax in the calm waters. It fastens around the waist and doesn't get in the way like bulky life jackets. When I snorkel, I buckle it on the back so it's almost like I'm relaxing on the foam.

It worked very well. We use it when our granddaughter plays in the lake. She is a swimmer, wears a life jacket on the boat and other water activities but the life ring was a good safe support for her as she just swam and relaxed on the boat with us. She is 10 years old, weighs 60 pounds and is very tall. It fits her well and gives her enough buoyancy to keep her afloat. Very similar to pasta, but it's attached to it. She likes the freedom he gives her.

I used a similar buoyancy belt in Y in water exercises and I really liked it. Buoyancy aids are only available for certain activities, so I bought one to use for aquatic exercise during my laps. I weigh less than the intermediate recommended minimum of 160 pounds, but the added buoyancy of that size allows me to focus. on my uniform during water exercises. The water exercises in general were a blessing; I get a cardio workout with no pressure on my arthritic knees.

I never learned to swim as a child, but I have recently started swimming. My problem was that it was difficult for me to improve my form and control my breathing while swimming. I tried a similar flotation belt that my swimming instructor loaned me (seemingly out of desperation) and what a huge difference. I bought this and used it in my gym pool. It's great because 1) it's easy to put on; 2) easy to adjust tightness; 3) comfortable; 4) provides enough buoyancy to help me without being too much