A simple two-loop training tool that gives swimmers a tactile cue for hand, wrist, and forearm alignment during structured drills.
$34.99USDSAVE 36%
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Feel the alignment cue during focused practice.
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Choose Adult or Child sizing for the fit you need.
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Keep practice simple with a low-profile, non-powered design.
Product details
The two-loop form creates a physical reference point between the hand and forearm during structured swim drills. It is intended for supervised practice and does not guarantee a particular technique result.
Care and use
Place one loop around the hand and fingers and the opposite loop around the forearm above the wrist. Check comfort and fit before entering the pool. Rinse with fresh water after use and air dry.
Three useful reasons to choose it.
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Benefit one
A clear tactile cue for focused practice.
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Benefit two
A simple fit for different swimmers.
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Benefit three
A low-profile tool for structured drills.
01 / THE MAIN BENEFIT
A tactile cue you can feel.
Use the figure-eight shape as a simple reference point while you work through focused drills.
02 / HOW IT WORKS
Simple to use. Easy to understand.
Slip it on, check the fit, and keep your attention on the movement you are practicing.
THE DETAILS
The essentials, at a glance.
Dimensions
34 × 10.5 cm adult size
Material
Flexible training-grade polymer
In the box
1 figure-eight training aid
Care
Rinse with fresh water and air dry
Customer feedback
Marcus Vance
★★★★★
Completely fixed my dropped wrist during pull-through
I had a persistent habit of breaking at the wrist during my catch, which was draining my power in the water. Using this figure-eight aid during warm-up drills immediately gave me the tactile feedback I needed to keep my forearm and hand aligned.
Coach Elena Rostova
★★★★★
The simplest tactile cue tool I've used on deck
Explaining Early Vertical Forearm to junior swimmers can be tricky, but this tool makes it intuitive. There are no complicated straps or adjustments, so athletes can slip it on in seconds between sets.
Sarah Jenkins
★★★★★
Great drill aid for building proper technique early
My 11-year-old was struggling with technique fatigue toward the end of long practices. His coach recommended this training aid, and within two weeks his stroke looked visibly smoother and more controlled.
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QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Everything to know before ordering
Is this a flotation aid?
No. It is a swim-practice accessory and does not provide flotation.
How should it be worn?
Place one loop around the hand and fingers and the opposite loop around the forearm above the wrist. Check comfort and fit before entering the pool.
What sizes and colors are available?
Choose Adult or Child sizing and Yellow, Gray, or Blue color options.
Does it guarantee better technique?
No result is guaranteed. Use it as part of an appropriate drill program and follow guidance from a qualified coach.
Figure-Eight Swim Training Aid
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