Professional inflatable buoys for triathlons, swimming, and sailing races. Perfect visibility and orientation for every race. The sturdy construction and bold color ensure it will always be impossible to miss.
| High visibility | Stable design | Durable PVC |
Our racing buoy, measuring 1.9 m in height and 1.45 m in diameter, is designed for maximum stability even in demanding conditions. Thanks to its wide base and robust material, it maintains its course and remains upright throughout the entire race. Made from 0.6mm PVC polyester fabric, which guarantees high strength and tear resistance.
This 1.9-meter-tall race marker buoy is the ideal solution for organizers of sailing regattas, triathlons, or swimming races. Thanks to its distinctive orange s surface. Its wide base helps keep the buoy upright even in challenging weather conditions.
Each buoy is equipped with a metal ring on the bottom for easy attachment of a weight (we recommend approx. 2 kg) and handles on the top for easy removal from the water. Inflation is done using a standard raft valve, compatible with most hand, foot, or electric pumps. The buoy is intended for temporary use and should be removed after each use.
When inflating the racing buoy, keep thermal expansion of the air in mind. Never inflate it completely, especially in warm, sunny weather. Leave a small amount of space in the buoy for the air to expand to prevent damage to the material and ensure its long service life. Use only rope to attach the weight so that metal clips do not damage the D-rings. We can also lend you a buoy or custom-make one according to your wishes.
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