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Inflatable regatta buoys are used to precisely mark a course on the water, whether for sailing competitions, training sessions, or nautical events. They act as floating markers that are visible from a distance, allowing competitors and organizers to clearly identify the start, turning, and finish points, which is essential for safety and the smooth running of the events. <\/p>\n
There are generally three main shapes in the regatta category, each suited to a specific use:<\/p>\n
\u2192 Cylindrical:<\/a> the most classic shape: a vertical inflatable column that is clearly visible from a distance, stable and easy to spot throughout the race.<\/p>\n \u2192 Conical: <\/a>a cone-shaped silhouette that offers good stability while often requiring less ballast, ideal for medium-length courses or temporary installations.<\/p>\n