Fbktv Figure-Eight Pull-Kick Training Float 32 cm Lime Navy

Overview

A compact figure-eight pull-kick training float with two broad end lobes and a narrow center channel. It can be held at the front for kick drills or positioned between the thighs for supervised pull drills.

Specifications

• Float format: exactly 1 solid figure-eight pull-kick board
• Dimensions: 32 cm L x 24 cm maximum W x 8 cm maximum thickness
• Material: six bonded layers of closed-cell EVA foam
• Colors: lime outer layers, four navy internal layers, and one white center stripe
• End lobes: exactly 2 broad rounded lobes
• Center channel: exactly 1 narrowed waist, 10 cm minimum width
• Grip recesses: exactly 4 shallow finger recesses, two on each long edge
• Through-holes: none
• Surface: fine crosshatch texture
• Product Net Weight: approximately 0.52 kg

Features

• The narrow center is shaped for controlled leg placement during pull drills.
• The four edge recesses provide defined hand positions for kick drills without separate handles.
• The board is one laminated foam piece with no straps, plugs, valves, weights, or removable parts.
• No flotation vest, goggles, paddles, fins, ankle strap, rescue line, or other pool equipment is included.

Package Includes

• 1 lime, navy, and white figure-eight pull-kick float
• 1 lime polyester mesh storage bag
• 1 instruction and safety card

Use and Care

Use only one training position at a time. When held, maintain a balanced two-hand grip; when placed between the thighs, keep the board clear of the knees and do not clamp it painfully. Rinse after use, air-dry fully, and store without compressing the lobes. Do not attach resistance cords, stand on, dive onto, tow, or use the float as a seat.

Safety Notice

This product is a swim-training aid, not a life-saving device and not personal protective equipment. It does not prevent drowning and is not designed for rescue, flotation survival, or use by non-swimmers. Use only by a competent swimmer in a designated swimming area under appropriate supervision. Never leave a child or inexperienced swimmer unattended. Keep away from diving areas, moving water, open water, boats, and pool circulation outlets. Stop use if the foam splits, delaminates, becomes waterlogged, or loses its shape.