can i use this belt for swimming not fot stationary swimming
1443095
Not totally sure what you mean......but I swim laps in my pool everyday with it. There's really nothing stationary about it......you get in the water and do whatever you want to do. It's just easier to keep afloat. I am not a strong swimmer but this helps me more than I can say.
183190
Hello, If you are using solely the paddle attachment then this could support it if made sure the belt is tight and the paddle is used to sit into pants as intended. It will not be compatible with the belt attachment though as it a very thick belt.
2258221
Definitely not, it will lubricate the belts and they will slip and miss. That's good for your treadmill belt which is supposed to slide, not so your exercise belts.
260249
I wouldn't think it is designed to be used as belt system. I either tie mine to a pack or put it in the hydration pocket within the pack. It is to long to put on the belt...it would flap against your leg and most like be very inconvenient. That is my two bits!
275770
Not really. It's very hard to use. The speed doesn't stay constant because the belt doesn't move smoothly. When I "oil" it for a smoother run, it moves too fast and it becomes too slippery.
1595262
Pamela is right. It is not as bulky as the solid flotation belts and you can move the bricks around. I am not a good swimmer, and I feel safe and secure.
1927583
The manufacture suggests wetting the belt can help it slide on but I was able to slid it on dry and it stays in place just fine. The fit should be snug, but if you can't get it on at all I'd probably contact the seller / manufacturer.
730574
Please be aware that this type of pool cover is meant to float on the top of the pool...it is not attached to any stationary fastings at all....the pool remains the danger that it always is with this type of covering (meant for warming the pool, preventing evaporation of water and chemicals, keeping some dirt and debris out only) it is not meant to hold weight or act as a safety cover so use with caution, children or animals may have a difficult time getting out of the pool with it on should they fall in.
689191
I find it best for vertical activity. it would create drag for horizontal swimming. it is great for vertical activity though!
1303614
If the belt is similar like a vehicle , I would say yes. I would check with gates to find out if can be use for your purpose.
1237926
I'm glad you asked. I competed In USS, and later coached High School swimming, water polo, and a USS Swimming team. I bought this unit specifically to do workouts in the pool. It will take some adjusting/playing with the unit, but it will fit snugly and hold in place, under your goggle strap. I wouldn't try diving in with it though. It's amazing what it'll do for your workout intensity!
2180965
I would not recommend this belt, I literally had to tie a knot in the belt, threw it away and bought a different kind. Sorry
689193
It's pretty hard to actually swim with this belt on. I would say it's for vertical activity - water exercises, underwater walking and running... It just keeps you buoyant, like a life preserver, only better.
1340958
This product is perfect for that! I do deep water lP swimming in the pool and it allows you the movement and the flexibility to do what ever you want! Make sure you keep it tight around your waist, and always check that! I have two of them and I would think you will be happy with this product!
1027343
It is a wet suit not a dry suit so you will still get wet. I am not sure how flexible it is for "real" swimming. We used them to basically float around while snorkeling, for which they worked great and kept us warm.
1360838
As long as your feet aren't touching the bottom of the pool the belt, if securely strapped at your waist, keeps you afloat.
978668
Sure it would. The belt holds you up while you use the water weights to exercise. I love using mine. Felt really good after I worked out.