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210D Nylon Dive Surface Marker Buoy (SMB)

210D Nylon Dive Surface Marker Buoy (SMB)

$33.53 USD
$33.53 USD
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A fluorescent surface marker buoy for divers and snorkelers that shows boats and your crew where you are. Comes in six lengths.

Why we picked it

  • High-visibility fluorescent colors
  • Tough 210D nylon
  • Six sizes from 117 to 180 cm

Specs

  • Material: 210D nylon
  • Sizes: 117×13, 120×15, 120×18, 150×15, 180×15, 180×18 cm
  • Colors: Fluorescent Orange, Green, Pink

In the box

1 dive buoy

Safety note: a swim or dive buoy makes you easier to see, but it is not a life-saving device and doesn't replace a life jacket where one is required.

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