Fins for damaged knee (Spilt ?)

[chillyinCanada]

Hmm BoulderJohn, guess I should have given them a chance. Perhaps I'll go back to diving them regularly.

 

[boulderjohn]

Hmm BoulderJohn, guess I should have given them a chance. Perhaps I'll go back to diving them regularly.

Oh, I don't use them any more. I prefer stiffer blade fins.

 

[flots am]

I have lost a large portion of my knee, and have a large steel insert.
I find that when I fin against a current each fin stoke results in a large clunk from my knee ... so considering changing my fins.

I think you should go with this one, so when your knee finally lets go, you can make it back to the boat.

I know you don't beleive me and I'm not a doctor, but I have friends with replacement joints and the next noise after "clunk" is "I've fallen and I can't get up."

flots.

 

[Scott]

Think outside the box people.




Very easy on the knees

 

[ams511]

Very easy on the knees

But not on the wallet. :sad:

 

[tracydr]

Someday,I really want a scooter. Still wondering how I'm going to actually carry a scooter, along with all the other gear,with bad joints,though.
Might have to save up for a Sherpa,too.

 

[ams511]

The Scuba equivalent of a hovaround. I wonder if Obamacare would cover it?

 

[Dive-aholic]

Think outside the box people.



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Very easy on the knees

While nice to have and use they do fail. Then you still have to use fins...

 

[boulderjohn]

Someday,I really want a scooter.

I'm here for you! I am going to buy a new scooter and sell my old one at half price! Just tell me where to send it.

 

[bowlofpetunias]

My old and creaky knees are why I won't buy a scooter! I don't want the scooter to get my body someplace my knees can't get me back from!