Basic gear from mid-twentieth-century Taiwan

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David Wilson:
Yuong Cheng TF01 training fins.

  • Short fins for cardiovascular and lower body exercises.
  • Blade provides excellent propulsion while maintaining comfort.
  • Suitable for swim training or snorkelling.
  • Easy-to-fit and comfortable foot pocket with complete coverage of sole of foot.
  • High quality rubber material, strong elasticity, not easily deformed.
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This one looks to be a swimming fin for those in pools. It looks too short for actual use in open water.

SeaRat
 
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