Floating Lane/ Anti Wave Ring (148mm Dia)

Purpose: To separate swimmers, reduce turbulence, and create a defined space for each lane.
Construction: Typically made of durable materials like nylon or polyethylene, with floating discs or buoys connected by a cable.
Dimensions: Lane lines are usually 25 meters or 50 meters in length, with varying widths and spacing based on competition regulations.
Color Coding: Colors can be used to indicate lane numbers and boundaries, with specific colors sometimes mandated by competition rules. For example, World Aquatics may require two green ropes for lanes one and eight, four blue ropes for lanes two, three, six, and seven, and three yellow ropes for lanes four and five, according to Competitor Swim.
End Markers: Distinctive cross-lines or markings are placed near the pool walls to indicate the end of the lane.
Wave Dissipation: Some lane lines are designed with wave-dampening features to minimize turbulence and maintain a calmer swimming environment.
Materials: The materials used for lane lines, such as Competitor’s LifeSpan+TM formula, can significantly impact their lifespan and durability in pool environments.