float with a sail to get to land would that work ...double barrel float u shaped or how ...and for sport...or flat shaped , sail pole up by neck if lying on it or two poles two sails or hm or one up in front of head , or sail on strings but thats kinda hard and cant go against wind. or floats for sail on string in front of swimmer that hold s it or tied to belt. j

Nice product, is this available in India? Also what is the price for 30l?

Name of the brand please

Is there any advantage of the "bubbles" on that hat?

Fantastic idea how we get this

How big is the bag?

Bangladesh kotai bag kotai paoya jai

good job

No way that was two days ago

Slayyyyyyy you look like Regina George ❤❤❤❤

Lovely 🩷🏊🏼‍♀️🩷

Getting one

Lake Walchensee. Close to the Austria border. On the German side

That was freezing cold. But a great competition

Not so easy to swim against the current in the river Isar. City of munich in Bavaria

I want to know if there is a difference between the dry bag and the tow float ?? Thank you ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻💯

Cold water and companies ✌🏻we need really this chance 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💯

Really very informative 👍🏻thanks a lot 💯

I ordered it yesterday so I can drive to a lake by bike and go for a swim without having my belongings stolen. The straps look pretty loose. Can I thighten them so it doesn't scrape against the backwheel of my bike?

There not waterproof

How many liters this ?

Like that video

Don't swim alone

One top tip for every outdoor swim, everywhere, is to check the weather. In Britain the weather can and does often change suddenly, so it's good to go equipped and prepared for any changes. The wind speed and direction will tell you what direction waves will be coming from on a lake or the sea and how big they'll be. Also you can factor in wind-chill effect for shorewatch. On the coast knowing the wind direction and tide direction is vital, when both are flowing away from shore everything in the water is going to go with that flow. If heavy rain is forecast it can cause sudden changes in river conditions, currents and temperatures, after rainfall debris and discharges can enter rivers causing hazards. Knowing the forecast air temperature will also inform whether you need a hot or cold drink to aid recovery after your swim. The weather can be the factor that determines if water is swimmable so my top tip is about the weather - know before you go.

Don't kiss the fish.

* Let your body acclimatise to cold water slowly. * Take a snack for afterwards. * Swim with others - if not part of a group, go where there are others swimming and join them!

Swim with a friend or if you are climatized to the water temperature and the conditions are safe make sure you wear a tow float and tell some one else where you are swimming before you go in.

Always swim with someone else. Make sure you have the means to call for help should if be nessesery (check availability of mobile signal especially in remote areas)

Assess the water beforehand. Ask local swimmers. If in doubt don’t swim, the river/lake/ sea will always be there tomorrow.

Never swim somewhere new without a float and a friend.

Swim with other people, let someone at home if possible know where you are going, swim float

Research any new swims well before entering the water, keep visible, listen to your body and finally enjoy it!

Swim with others, or if swimming alone have a spotter on land and wear a bouancy/ dry bag for increased visibility and security in the water

Recently started open water swimming in an organised group, but don't yet have a swim bouy.

* Eat and hydrate well before your swim so your body has enough fuel. * Warming up slowly is as important as getting into cold water gradually. Jumping into a hot Bath straight after a cold swim could send your body into a reverse shock. * Do NOT compare your ability to stay in water and/or swim the distance with anyone else. EveryBody is different!

Wear earplugs

baby shampoo rubbed on your goggles and rinsed is a great way to prevent them fogging up. It’s also a good idea to rinse your swim hat and goggles in freshwater after your swim to stop them perishing

I swim parallel to the shore and within my depth at my local beach. I always feel safe doing this.

Would love one of these tow floats. Pink looks fab #besaferbeseen Brightly coloured hat is also useful , helps increase visibility in the water 😀 Safety first

Being able to easily contact emergency services on the water is a total game changer. Good job!

If swimming alone always let someone know where you are and how long you will be.

Get to know the area you are swimming in, and where near by safety features are, such as AEDs and bouys

Put your wrists in first 😊

Tip: in cold water use a latex or plastic glove liner to better insulate your hands

Join a local group and swim together

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Always plan your swims, making sure to note where you can easily get in and out, and if there are any additional places en route you can use to get out in case of emergency

Listen to your own body, just because you did 30 mins yesterday doesn't mean it is right for you the next day. If you don't feel right get out.

Swimming with a buddy is a top safety tip, but it’s great socially too

Take a tow float, even the pro’s get cramp!