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It has been very nice seeing all the useful information posted in this thread since I started it a month and a half ago. The fins that Truefin distributed for reviews was a great idea and very helpful.
I have been diving Dive Rite XTs for about a dozen years, somewhere around 1,700 dives in a very wide variety of environments. They are nearly perfect fins for me. I mostly frog kick but use large or small amplitude flutter some of the time. I tried my hand at fin review when I compared Excellerating Force Fins to my XTs back in 2016
I have not tried any other fins since my review. I am intrigued by Truefins and may have to try them someday. Perhaps I can arrange a loan from @MrChen as I do quite a bit of my diving in SE Florida.
I have been diving Dive Rite XTs for about a dozen years, somewhere around 1,700 dives in a very wide variety of environments. They are nearly perfect fins for me. I mostly frog kick but use large or small amplitude flutter some of the time. I tried my hand at fin review when I compared Excellerating Force Fins to my XTs back in 2016
Excellerating Force Fins vs. Dive Rite XTs
I have been trying to arrange to compare Excellerating Force Fins and Dive Rite XTs for quite a while. It turns out that a pair of Force Fins were available for loan in Boynton Beach from a fellow diver, Dan Volker. Unfortunately, I lost touch with Dan when he was banned from ScubaBoard...
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I have not tried any other fins since my review. I am intrigued by Truefins and may have to try them someday. Perhaps I can arrange a loan from @MrChen as I do quite a bit of my diving in SE Florida.