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A training buoy is an inflatable marker used to mark out a body of water during water sports or sailing training sessions. It takes the form of an inflatable cylinder that is easily visible at sea or on a lake, allowing you to define waypoints, turning areas, or distances to be covered during exercises or sports training. <\/p>\n
Depending on the model, it can be anchored to the bottom to stay in place, or it can drift thanks to a ballast pocket that keeps it in a given area without the need for an anchor.<\/p>\n
Thanks to their suitable diameter and visible height, these buoys ensure good visibility from a distance, facilitate the organization of club exercises, and can also be used as start or finish lines during regatta training.<\/p>\n
In short, they are essential floating markers for structuring and supervising water sports training, while remaining easy to transport and deploy on the water.<\/p>\n