TYR Classic Pull Float

By immobilizing your legs, the pull float removes the need to kick, which forces you to rely entirely on your upper body for propulsion. This isolation helps you focus on your arm stroke mechanics, body rotation, and maintaining a high elbow position without the distraction of leg movement.

Yes, it is designed for all skill levels. Beginners often find it helpful for learning proper body alignment in the water, while advanced swimmers use it to build endurance and refine specific stroke phases.

The primary purpose of a pull float is to provide buoyancy, which should actually help lift your hips and legs to the surface. If you find your hips are still sinking, focus on engaging your core and pressing your chest slightly into the water to maintain a balanced, horizontal position.

Pull floats are primarily designed for freestyle training. While you can technically use them for other strokes, they are most effective when isolating the arms for front crawl practice.

The TYR USA Classic Pull Float is a standard, one-size-fits-all model designed to provide consistent buoyancy for the average adult swimmer.