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OK, sorry I read that as advice to never use them. I think the phrase ''everything in moderation' is pretty appropriate to most swimming aids and drills. One of the issues with swimming is that there are sooooo many parts of the stroke to work on that you can end up overwhelmed, which is why...

I think there is an argument to use pull buoys which would include: It'll allow you to focus on other parts of your stroke, e.g. still head, hand entry into the water, catch, pull, etc. It'll get you used to the correct position. If you're cramping then it might allow you to continue to swim...