Aqua water running belt, mint
Aqua water running belt, mint
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Soft and durable water running belt
Boost your water training with this soft and durable water running belt! It is specially designed to provide support and comfort, and it is the perfect choice for aqua aerobics, rehabilitation or exercising in natural waters.
Features:
- Adjustable strap: the adjustable strap ensures a perfect fit so you can focus on your training without distractions.
- Durable buckle: keeps the belt securely in place, whether you are training hard or relaxing in the water.
- Durable construction: soft edges make the belt comfortable to wear, and the material supports users of all sizes well.
- One size: the belt is designed to fit both men and women, so you can easily share it with family or friends.
- Size of the floating section: 72.5 x 23.3 x 3.3 cm – optimized buoyancy and support.
Get yours now and take your water training to the next level! Enjoy effective and safe workouts that make moving in the water even more fun and effective!
Safety
- The water running belt is not a life-saving device and is not suitable for non-swimmers. Before entering the water, make sure the belt is tightened and the buckle is fastened.
Product origin
Designed in Finland, made in China. We have met our manufacturers in person and are in direct contact with the factories where our products are made. Read more about the origin of our products
Manufacturer: Aqua Action Finland Oy, Pellervonkatu 9, 33540 Tampere, Finland, info@aquaction.fi
Try aqua jogging
Try aqua jogging
Aqua jogging is a water sport whose benefits have become more widely known to the public in recent years, and it is now used both in rehabilitation and as an effective form of exercise. Aqua jogging can be practiced in a swimming pool in a designated area, but also in a lake. The sport effectively burns calories and fat. In addition, it has many other health benefits.
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