Force Fins

[Morg_NZ]

How many dive professionals or tech divers choose "Force Fins", answer, not very many. I had a pair, they were easier to walk around, that was it.

ERRRRR.............do Navy Seals count, Royal New Zealand Navy Divers and world record holders???? just a random thought , next thing you know Winton'll be telling us that his "brand" are best.......let's be up front here, who cares!!! it's all personal preferance.

 

[Morg_NZ]

Just got out today and had a good few dives with my new fins.

I love them, thank you everyone for your pointers both good and bad. My view is that they are more comfortable than others that I've tried and that the performance matched the expectations I had of them

Thanks everyone.............they're a great fin.

 

[jagfish]

Hey Morg
How were those fins with the frog kick?

JAG

 

[KrisB]

I don't really know how to do the frog kick, so my tries at it would not have been indicative of how well the fins work.

Let's just say I found the kick sloppy and awkward -- though the fins did still propel me.

 

[jagfish]

I don't really know how to do the frog kick...

Nothing fancy, it's basically just a breaststroke kick...

JAG

 

[Morg_NZ]

Hey Morg
How were those fins with the frog kick?

JAG

Well can't claim to be anj expert frog kicker.but.enjoyed them the other day, well worth the cash and so far the performance is at least eaqual to my prior fins.

 

[Bubble Blower 479]

I've had my FF's for about 18 years. I think they are great.

 

[west_mesa]

one problem with the breast stroke "frog kick" with fins on, it puts alot of undue stress upon the knee joints and could cause problems in the future "just my 2 cents as a swim coach"
I've been using the force fin for both pool swiming (slim fin) and snorkeling for over 10 years never had any problems keeping up with others in group settings. The fins worked well developing a good kick during fin sets. (you can flip turn on the walls with them on and not slip or loose them)