New Wave Swim Buoy - Swim Safety Float and Drybag for Open Water Swimmers, Triathletes, Kayakers and Snorkelers, Highly Visible Buoy Float for Safe Swim Training (PVC 15 Liter Yellow)

REVIEWS FROM OUR NEW WAVE SWIM FAMILY

WONDERFUL

I finally had a chance to use the "New Wave Swim Buoy - Med (15 liter) PVC Fluo Green" that I bought, directly from New Wave Swim Bouo, a few weeks ago. AND I LOVE IT! It's great for swimming freestyle in open water with its super fluorescent color. Lifeguard, loved ones and ANYONE can see me from ashore regardless how far I'm out. It's a WONDERFUL added water safety device. I bought the kind where I can put items (keys, wallet, phone, etc) inside it too! It inflates and deflates in a snap! And if you want to take a break from swimming, you can hold onto to the buoy and relax. Overall, I absolutely love my "New Wave Swim Buoy". I highly recommend to anyone and everyone! ~ Lisah

This Is The One - Great Swim Buoy

Since all the pools have been closed, my sister and I swim in this huge estuary several times per week. Other swimmers have found this spot, too, and many of them have swim buoys. We realized we needed visibility, too, for our safety and our fellow swimmers. I researched and New Wave got top ratings. We got the buoy with storage so our keys can come with us (no more hiding them on the beach). Like the reviews said, little to no drag, even in chop, easy to inflate, and very durable thus far. ~ Jef Danhar

Like not wearing a buoy at all, just hyper-visible

My open-water swim (OWS) group strongly urges swimmers to use a tow float, and it's made the swims so much less worrisome. You can see and keep track of swimmers all across the lake. The swimmers with New Wave Swim Buoys are another level of visibility entirely. No one has complained of a puncture or other problems yet, and when we give new swimmers loaners, they're surprised by how little they notice them. I'd actually recommend the standard buoy over the bubble. Not that there's a single thing wrong with the bubble, but neither is noticeable while swimming, and it's not much extra money to have the dry-bag option. ~ Ashley Crocker

INSTRUCTION FOR USE - SWIM BUOY WITH DRYBAG

Open the main dry compartment to store any personal items.

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Pack your items as far as possible, and make sure not to put any sharp objects in the main compartment.

Blow into the blue mouthpiece to inflate the air compartment. The Buoy is properly inflated when it feels firm and taut.

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Tighten the cap to prevent air escaping. Before swimming, ensure there is no leakage by submerging the New WaveSwimBuoy.

Fold over the blue strip four (4) to five (5) times and attach the buckle.

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Do NOT place your cell phone or electronics into the dry bag compartment without a waterproof case AND flotation “bobbers” (often used for boat keys) designed to keep your items afloat if accidentally dropped in the open water.

Put the belt around your waist and adjust so that it fits tightly and does not slide off hips.

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When you begin to swim, ensure the NewWave SwimBuoy is in the back, so it may float behind you. The New Wave Swim Buoy belt is adjustable from 27" to 52" Inches.

Take a break on your Swim Buoy you get tired during your swim.

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If you cramp and need to rest during your swim, you can float on the New WaveSwimBuoy.

To deflate, unscrew the cap and allow the air to escape from the buoy.

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To clean, rinse with fresh water, air dry and store in a cool, dry place. For longevity clean after every use. Do NOT dry or store in direct sunlight.