Force Wings

[Blair Mott]

The New Diamond Clear and hard as steel Force Wings accessories are feature in the latest issue of X-Ray Mag.

If you have not read this eZine you need to take a look. X-Ray has something to offer every diver. It has great information presented in a professional and easy to navigate manner. Thanks for your support X-Ray Mag.

 

[jester1226]

Those of you that have moved the wings outside the fin, any details as to how performance was affected the further you moved them out. How far out seemed to be optimal? Plan on doing trying to play this weekend with moving them. Any info would be much appreciated. I was originally told (no names, the boss might be reading!) not
to take them outside. Should have went on my instinct and did it anyway! THanks!!!!

 

[castanagajt]

It has been a long time since I have signed back here with the recession and no diving so why not check it out.

Without further wait, last year my brother and I tested all our fins continuously in our neighborhood community pool when I lacked the funds to go diving. We found moving the force wings whiskers out one click out has slowed down my kicking stroke a wee bit but also stabilized the fin on my down stroke for power. In turn it has helped me advance my learning curve while I started to learn how to surface swim with these fins. My younger brother had the same results.

Here is my small collection of Force fins. Except the blue ones those are my APS Mantarays.

 

[Blair Mott]

Chris Kostman took this photo when he was writing an article for Aqua Corps in March 1996.
Bob Evans is holding a prototype of a Force Fin that incorporates his early designs of Variable Thrust Technology.

 

[jester1226]

Looks more like a Weapon!

 

[Blair Mott]

Whiskers from the Force Wing accessory line. The only color option missing from the photo is our newly released Diamond Clear.

 

[Blair Mott]

The New Sharks Teeth on an Excellerating Force Fin

Photo by Bob Evans