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Watery Schwimmboje für Schwimmer - Donut - Gelb

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Watery Schwimmboje für Schwimmer - Donut - GelbDiese Watery Swim Donut Boje ist eine kleinere, aber besonders praktische Schwimmtasche. Mit einem speziellen doppelt geftterten Trockenbeutel in der Mitte der Tasche bekommen Sie die Mglichkeit, eine Trinkflasche, Energiegel, eine Ersatz Schwimmbrille oder vielleicht sogar eine GoPro mitzubringen, auf die Sie beim Schwimmen im Wasser auerordentlich einfach und schnell zugreifen knnen. Obwohl sie nicht so viel Stauraum hat wie einige der greren

Diese Watery Swim Donut Boje ist eine kleinere, aber besonders praktische Schwimmtasche. Mit einem speziellen doppelt gefütterten Trockenbeutel in der Mitte der Tasche bekommen Sie die Möglichkeit, eine Trinkflasche, Energiegel, eine Ersatz-Schwimmbrille oder vielleicht sogar eine GoPro mitzubringen, auf die Sie beim Schwimmen im Wasser außerordentlich einfach und schnell zugreifen können.

Obwohl sie nicht so viel Stauraum hat wie einige der größeren Schwimmtaschen, ist sie immer noch unglaublich vielseitig. Der farbenfrohe und aufblasbare Trockenbeutel ist ideal für die Aufbewahrung und erhöht gleichzeitig Ihre Sichtbarkeit im Wasser. Das liegt an den leuchtenden Farben, in denen diese Schwimmboje kommt.

Die Schwimmtasche wird mit einer verstellbaren Leine geliefert, die um Ihre Taille befestigt werden muss, damit der Boje hinter Ihnen herschwimmt. Auf diese Weise stört die Tasche nicht bei Ihren Beinschlägen und Sie können sich auf das Schwimmen konzentrieren.

Deshalb ist die Watery Schwimmboje Donut ein Must-have:

  • Sie erhalten eine smarte Schwimmboje zum Freiwasserschwimmen, in der Sie Ihre Trinkflasche, Energiegel, zusätzliche Schwimmbrille usw. im Trockenbeutel der Tasche verstauen können, um dann während des Schwimmens leicht auf alles zugreifen zu können.
  • Sicherheit und Aufbewahrung, ungeachtet Ihres kleinen Daseins im großen Meer. Die zusätzliche Sicherheit kommt von den leuchtenden Farben der Schwimmtasche, hier in Gelb. Darüber hinaus ist sie in den Farben Pink und Orange erhältlich
  • Die Donut Boje besteht aus 100% PVC.
  • Eine einzige Luftkammer, die ein einfaches und schnelles Aufblasen gewährleistet.
  • Das Watery-Logo ist als Reflektor gestaltet, der ein bisschen mehr Sichtbarkeit bietet, besonders wenn die Sonne untergeht.
  • Swim Donut Boje hat eine Größe von 38 cm. x 49 cm., und ist eine der kleineren Schwimmtaschen. Trotzdem gibt es immer noch viel Platz im Trockenbeutel, wo Sie Ihre Wasserflasche, Energiegel, zusätzliche Schwimmbrille usw. aufbewahren können.

Wie benutzt man die Schwimmboje Donut?

  1. Legen Sie Ihre Sachen wie Kleidung, Handtuch, Handy und Schlüssel in die Tasche.
  2. Falten Sie die Oberseite der Boje zusammen.
  3. Verschließen Sie die Tasche.
  4. Blasen Sie die Luft in Ihre Boje (dauert nicht länger als 30 Sekunden).
  5. Befestigen Sie den Gurt um Ihre Taille und gehen Sie in Wasser.

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