In addition to being a chair, could I also use it to kind of hold onto as a float if I got in the water and kicked my legs for exercise?
1491937
yes! I bought mine for exercises. i do a sitting exercise that uses my arms for movement, but you could do what you describe as well.
1491938
Yes you can use it as a float. My wife, kids and grand kids all have with great success. . You can use it under your arms or straight out in front of you, or what ever position is good for you . Enjoy they are fun to have.
1491939
Yes, you can certainly kick you legs when sitting in the noodle chair. You can also hold the noodle and kick your legs, the net chair will just be empty. I love it and friends who have seen and /or used it have also purchased them. Good luck.
438950
The wire that is used for the spine is pretty thick. You may be able to bend it slightly, but it may rust in the water. Also not sure what you would do to keep it from floating since it is plastic. Nice model.
265936
Thank you for your question! Although it looks as though it could be used in the water, and the seat is machine washable, the manufacturer's specifications do not indicate that the Exersaucer itself can be submerged. Hope this helps!
553762
In my opinion, NO. It forces your face in the water, it is meant for excersizing and using your core to keep you upright.
294291
Yes. That is how I use it and it works well. I use an inflatable exercise ball as a "bench" to sit on.
288548
I would say no. It isn't tall enough to hang from or do anything gymnastics like. The legs aren't long enough and it would tip over if you put too much weight sideways on it. It's more for stretching and keeping balance. It's nice though : ) Currently using it for some workout videos.
723796
highly unlikely, the purpose is for balance while standing on or sitting on
99991
Absolutely, yes it can:) These chairs are great. I have five of them (for about a year now) in a fitness assessment/gym work area and they are very comfortable, big and allow for bodily movement. They are all holding up very well. Highly recommended.
385616
It's not self-propelled, so it can be a workout. You might want to look elsewhere.
1972785
The belt gives you buoyancy but you have to use your hand and legs to keep yourself upright and stable. It helps you tread water. It is an aid, not a float
2204203
I agree with the other responders. You can use it to get your balance but the chair isn't strong enough to be used as a grab bar. I felt very safe and secure in this chair and the back added stability.
2204205
No. There are two cut outs shown one on each side to steady yourself while seated. The chair is very stable, I do hold onto the back rest to help stabalize myself as I rinse off in a standing position. But I would not use it for more than that. Again I only use the back as a support for my back while seated. I also use it to hold onto to keep my balance as a final rinse off. I've owned several chairs and don't care for any medal ones as they hold water in the legs and get mucky after awhile. Hope my answer helps.
252134
The legs are adjustable in height, the first level would be best for you. Also, when the seat is wet you can sometime slip off the chair.
689191
I find it best for vertical activity. it would create drag for horizontal swimming. it is great for vertical activity though!
741658
I would say yes. I used it today for this purpose. The chair has some give, but if you use both anchoring straps the chair can't slip off. Not the best use for it, but great in a pinch.
258616
You can but your feet would hang off the edge since their is a built in backrest on the lounger.
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It might. I purchased it for floating on the water. You could probably use it in a flat position only on your chaise.