Hand paddles
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noun - Hand paddles are thin plastic equipment that is worn on swimmers' hands to help increase strength, speed or technique. Hand paddles are available in a variety of different shapes, sizes and colors, and are often used with pull buoys during pool swimming practices.
Manufacturers
Hand paddles are designed and distributed by a number of manufacturers including FINIS and Speedo.
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