Nike Pull Kick Pull Buoy Kickboard Black/Photo Blue
- 2-in-1 kickboard or pull buoy
- Rectangular and cylindrical forms
- 100% ethyl vinyl acetate per the description
- Streamlined silhouette, encourages body position
Updated 2 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A swim training aid that covers two drills in one. The listing gives no dimensions or buoyancy figures.
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ASIN: B0D6J77YMWCategory: Kickboards
Overview
Nike packs two swim drills into one piece of foam. The rectangular form serves as a kickboard for leg work, and the cylindrical form serves as a pull buoy.
The streamlined shape is meant to encourage proper body position in the water. It is easy to carry to and from the pool. Size and flotation numbers are absent from the listing.
Who it's for
Lap swimmers and squads packing a single training tool are the match. Anyone choosing by size or flotation rating should look at a model that lists them.
Pros and cons
- Works as kickboard or pull buoy
- Easy to carry
- Ethyl vinyl acetate material
- Dimensions not listed
- Material fields differ on vinyl versus EVA
Performance notes
Buoyant material lifts the body, so a swimmer can isolate the kick or the pull stroke. The shape encourages a level body position, and the material is listed as ethyl vinyl acetate in the description.
Specifications
| Material Type | Vinyl; 100% ethyl vinyl acetate per description |
|---|---|
| Personal Flotation Device Type | Buoyancy aid |
| Color | Black/Photo Blue |
| Item Form | Rectangular and cylindrical |
| Special Features | 2-in-1 kickboard or pull buoy |
Frequently asked questions
How do I care for the Nike Pull Kick Pull Buoy?
The listing gives no care instructions. It lists the material as vinyl, with the description naming 100% ethyl vinyl acetate.
Is the Nike Pull Kick a kickboard or a pull buoy?
Both. It has a 2-in-1 design as a kickboard or a pull buoy.
Is the Nike Pull Kick a life jacket?
It is listed as a buoyancy aid for swim training, and no lifesaving rating is given.