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Review: AquaJogger

Product Information

Manufacturer: Excel Sports Science

Reviewed by: Freda Schlenker from Bakersfield , California

Why did you purchase the product?
I bought my first Aqua Jogger between 15-20 years ago when we lived at a different address. I mainly wanted it to keep my neck and hair out of the water.

How well did the product meet your needs?
I never went into the water without it after it arrived. It did the job perfectly. I can see where it would help those who can't get around too well....it is a wonderful product.

Are there specific features of the product that you liked?
Easy on, easy off, and never had a fear that I would tip over or go under the water, or that it would let me down.

Are there specific features of the product that you disliked?
Not at all, maybe a second belt should be sold with it....as mine after many, many years of use began to wear out.

Any other comments about the product's performance?
It is the most wonderful walking belt a person could buy for being in the water, and especially for the ladies who like to be in the water but don't want to mess up their hair-do's....if we get another pool, the Aqua Jogger will be first on my list.

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