Swim Fins
Avg. Customer Rating:
(Based on 36 Reviews)
90% of Fit Survey Respondents said this item "Feels true to size" 6% of Fit Survey Respondents said this item "Feels too big" 3% of Fit Survey Respondents said this item "Feels too small"
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Disappointing |
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By
s
from GA
on 12/9/2012
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The most uncomfortable flippers I''ve ever tried.
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Great all-around |
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Ampster
from Seattle, WA
on 7/19/2012
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I use these for breast stroke, freestyle, butterfly, and underwater endurance workouts. I find that they force you to do your leg strokes properly. They feel heavy (at first). But, with continued use, my legs have grown muscles, strength, and tone that their weight no longer matters. I "fly" with these through the water.
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great overall practice fins |
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By
Elly
from New York
on 7/4/2012
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Even though these were originally designed for breast stroke, I use them for IM training and love that they don't hurt, aren't too big, but exaggerate each kick in each stroke just enough to strength train with accuracy. This is my second pair, but the first is still usable four years later.
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best swimfins |
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Barbara C.
from Ithaca, NY
on 6/25/2012
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These are just the best fins. They really give you a connection between your hips and your legs and feet, and a sense of what a good kick should be, and they don't make your feet cramp as fins with foot pockets do. Somebody was thinking when they designed these.
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Worth the money! |
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Mr. Manatee
from Gulf
on 5/30/2012
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Great for all strokes. Surprisingly great for long-axis strokes. Helps work the core muscle groups. Difficult to assemble at first.
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Great Fins |
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By
GreatWolfer
from Minneapolis, MN
on 4/24/2012
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These Fins are designed great. Fixed my angle of feet quickly. Taught me when I need more power, etc. Love them
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