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This inflatable marker buoy is ideal for marking swimming, triathlon, and sailing race courses. Its robust construction and striking color ensure that it will always be highly visible.
| High stability | Durable material | Easy to handle |
Whether you’re organizing a sailing regatta, a triathlon, or another water event, the Tetrahedron 2m buoy is a reliable choice for effective and safe course marking. Its thoughtful design and durability ensure the smooth running of every event.
You can purchase the buoy from us, rent it, or have it custom printed according to your wishes.
| Material: | 0.6mm PVC-coated marine-grade polyester canvas |
| Color: | Orange |
| Dimensions: | Side of the triangle: 2 m, Height: 1.8 m, Width: 2 m |
Inflate the buoy carefully and never leave it completely full, especially on hot days. The sun causes the air to expand, which can damage the material. Always leave a little room for expansion. For a long service life, we recommend removing the buoys from the water after each use and not storing them outdoors permanently. To attach the buoy to the D-rings, always use only a rope; never use metal carabiners, which could damage the material.
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