NZ Strechcordz Safety Long Belt Slider
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Description
The NZ Long Belt Slider, S11875 was improved for safety and comfort. Used for adding resistance to swimming, the Long Belt Slider is StrechCordz’s #1 in-water resistance product. It provides swim out and pull-back resistance to improve strength and stamina. Accelerate quicker, strengthen the finishes of each stroke and improve your times. A proprietary, embedded safety cord runs the full length of the tubing and acts as a limiter to help prevent over-stretching.
The S11875 features a 2-in/5 cm waist belt that fits up to a 44-in/1.1 m waist, padded for comfort and connected to 20 feet/6 m of latex with safety cord tubing and sliding attachment that moves freely around the belt for unrestricted movement. Used in either 25yd or 25m pools. Interchangeable. Choose from 4 resistance levels.
| Color | Resistance (lbs)* | Resistance (kg)* | ||
| Silver | 3-8 | 1.3-3.6 | ||
| Yellow | 5-14 | 2.2-6.3 | ||
| Green | 8-24 | 3.6-10.8 | ||
| Red | 12-31 | 5.4-14.1 | ||
| * resistance when stretched 1 – 3 times original length | ||||
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T&C’s
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