There really are a number of good reasons to approach open water swimming with caution. Fatigue, muscle cramps, GI cramps, disorientation... these things are a mere inconvenience on land. Out in open water, though, they can be life threatening. Many people fear open water swimming for these very reasons. And, hey, nobody wants to die training for a triathlon. The New Wave Swim Buoy is an ingenious little device that adds just the right touch of safety to your open water swim without interfering with your stroke or making you look like a toddler with water wings on.

Three great functions in one!

Visibility in Open Water

The brightly-colored New Wave Swim Buoy is exceptionally noticeable to boaters, jet skis, paddlers, surfers and some say, can be visible from space. Improve your visibility to avoid getting decapitated by a jet ski or a speed boat. Swimmers in black wetsuits are virtually invisible in the open water - New Wave Swim Buoy will display your prominently in the murky waters of the Loch Ness Lake - even the Loch Ness Monster will not confuse you for a tasty harbor seal or scrumptious sea cow or manatee.

Safe Place to Float and Rest

Because of the natural buoyancy, the New Wave Swim buoy can be used as a flotation device. You have reassurance that in case you cramp up or simply need rest, you are able to grab the float.

Storage of Personal Items

The New Wave Swim Buoy is useful in point to point swims. Fastened to your waist by a belt with a tether line, the New Wave Swim Buoy has a storage compartment that is separate from the Inflatable Air Chamber. What do our athletes put in the buoy? Sunglasses, sunscreen, body glide, extra cap and goggles, running shoes, socks and clothes, diving mask, snorkel, camera, water shoes, iPod, book, snacks, water, gels, cash, credit cards, insurance card, car keys, cell phone, heart-rate monitor, asthma inhaler or allergy medicine, survival kit or a first-aid medical kit, and this list can go on. What would you take with you on a water-journey?

Very light to bring with you on a paddleboard or kayak trip. While the New Wave Swim Buoy does not replace personal floatation device (PFD) or a swim life vest, widely used by kayakers and standup paddle boarders (SUP's), the New Wave Swim Buoy is very lightweight (only 10 oz) to bring along for a refreshing swim workout in the open water. Add a bike blinker inside the float and if the sun sets before you return to shore, your aqua-visibility is multiplied!

I'm very excited to bring this great product to my subscribers for free!
The more you do SAFELY, the more you CAN DO! Now fuel up and do it!