Force Fins

[KrisB]

Just tried my new Force Fins (Pro model) out this evening. They move me much faster with less effort than the canoe paddles I've used other times (inc. Tusa Xpert Zoom and Aqualung V-Tek's).

Plus, they're only 18" long!!! Easy to pack, easy to stow and you don't feel like you've got a plank of wood strapped to your foot!

Anyways... that's coming from a 300 lb guy who has fairly strong legs (leg press over 700lbs).

 

[jagfish]

How is the frog kick with these fins?

JAG

 

[Morg_NZ]

Well what can I say?

I thought that I'd get one or two replys but no where near 30+, it appears as though this "IS THE" forum to ask my questions and dumb what to knows:bravo:

Thanks for the pointers and opinions everyone.

 

[Morg_NZ]

Got them today!!!!

 

[KrisB]

Congrats! Which ones did you get?

 

[jagfish]

Got them today!!!!

Let us know how they work out for you...

JAG

 

[Turtleguy9]

I traded fins with one of my buddies for a dive. Force Fins are not for me. I got leg cramps just trying to go anywhere. There was just not enough resistance or strength in the blades.
Aloha Turtleguy

 

[Morg_NZ]

Let us know how they work out for you...

JAG

Don't wory I will

 

[KrisB]

I traded fins with one of my buddies for a dive. Force Fins are not for me. I got leg cramps just trying to go anywhere. There was just not enough resistance or strength in the blades.
Aloha Turtleguy

Were they the Pro model or the regular ones? Was the size right?

 

[alemaozinho]

tried most of the fins in today,s confused market,in my opinion nothing touches the MARES AVANTI QUATTRO.The force fins are easy to put on and off and propably look fancy(or weird,bizarre)but lack a lot in performance and stability (lateral).They also way overprized!