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The Fulcrum paddles are designed for easiest-on-the-joints movement through the water while still providing enough resistance for a good workout. Lifetime swimmers can develop shoulder strain over the years and these are intended to reduce that strain as much as possible.
Color coded by size and weight suggestions Experienced swimmers, both male and female, may use larger paddles than the sizes recommended here Surcharge for larger sizes Please note that each order will come with 2 paddles
Note for serious swimmers: If you only practice with a very large paddle, you will build strength and conditioning for a slow movement, but it will not fully transfer to the faster, unassisted movements of competitive swimming. To gain the most benefit, early in the season, use the largest size you use, but use an intermediate size occasionally so you can get the power developed for the slower movement to transfer to the slightly faster movement of the intermediate paddle. As you approach the end of the swimming season (or when you have a swim meet coming) use the big paddles less and use the intermediate size more and swim more sets without paddles to further transfer the power to faster movements.
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Swim Paddles & Gloves
Avg. Customer Rating:
(Based on 12 Reviews)
89% of Fit Survey Respondents said this item "Feels true to size" 11% of Fit Survey Respondents said this item "Feels too small"
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Great paddles for the price. |
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Luis
from Ft. Lauderdale, FL
on 3/20/2013
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Feels true to size
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It was a bit hard to get the tubbing in, but once installed the paddles work great. I have large hands and the Large Size works perfect.
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Big and Bad |
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Cuznbart
from Chicago and Naples
on 6/1/2012
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Larger than expected which put much more work in shoulders and lats. Took a full week of use to build up enough stamina to maintain 1 mile daily swim. Design is good - not much turbulence during forward strokes. I like them.
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Had to go a different route |
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Karen M.
from Alexandria, VA
on 2/6/2011
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These were not good for a beginner swimmer. I recommend smaller paddles with holes.
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great workout aid |
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triguy
from Bowie, MD
on 12/1/2010
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I'm a triathlete and I'm trying to get a better workout. These paddles are helping me feel my stroke better in the water and I can tell it's building strength in my shoulders. I was concerned that they would get in the way (hit my ear, enter the water weird) but they don't. It takes just a little getting used to, but not long at all.
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Paddles & Fins |
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Paul Koester
from Honolulu, Hawaii
on 10/12/2010
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I use both products three times a week for pool training. As advertised, they do not strain the joints but do in-fact, provide a great workout to the muscles. This outlet also has the most competitive prices.
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Best Overall |
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Ken
from Holland, MI
on 8/14/2010
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I have been using these paddles for the last 4 years. These are the absolute best paddle design I have found. I have tried many different styles, and nothing else compares to building strength and endurance like these do. I only wish they made a size for 250+. I am 48 years old, am a USMS competitive swimmer and do a typical workout of 10x300's on 4:30, and come in under 3:30 with these paddles. I get such a pump, and build strength, that without these paddles it would be very hard to achieve.
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