INSIDE AND OUT
My Force Fins are so different from any other fin~
1. Everything about this product is Made in America.
2. Material used is more resistant to change in temperature
and abrasion than steel
3. True foil design provides lift and no drag when in
motion.
4. Patented open toe design changes flexion point so power of
quadriceps
is used iunstead of hamstrings and ankles.
5. My fins can be hung on the wall of anyone who
appreciates art.
The more I learn about Force Fins the more I like
them. It was not until I really looked into the
process of making a pair Force Fins that I really
could appreciate them and understand that it is truly
a human experience that began a long time ago.
In the beginning and still to this day Bob Evans has
his hands and mind in every process of the making of
Force Fins. In the beginning it was he himself who
poured the polyurethane liquid into every mold he
personally built. Yes poured not injected by a
machine.
Now it is a select few companies in the
United States of America that pour the polyurethane
material into the molds (still by hand). The molds he uses are all hand
made and continuously inspected and tuned for perfection. The molds have a
life span and again this is more evidence of the human
connection. There is so much preparation before the
fin can even be considered a fin that the process is
similar to a gestation period versus assembly line
style.
Once the Force Fins are poured they have to be baked
then cooled and this is about as delicate as eggs in
an incubator because a few degrees off above or below
and the fins will not pass the Doctor?s approval. They just won'?t make
it past the delivery room.
The delivery room is the Force Fin Headquarters in Santa
Barbara, California. At this location Bob has hand
picked individuals, some of them who have been
inspecting fins for him over 10 years, to continue the
quality control and final assembly of the fins. There
is no guarantee and there is never any complacency, as
the fins have to go through three lines of quality
control before a strap is even thought of being
secured to the fin.
I really loved my Force Fins, but now I simply cherish
them!
Materials-Polyurethane, USA, Durability
Craftsmanship- Human process, timely, USA
Design- Constant advancement and research on water
dynamics and forces, foil design provides lift, open
toe changes point of stress to large leg muscles
My Force Fins are so different from any other fin~
1. Everything about this product is Made in America.
2. Material used is more resistant to change in temperature
and abrasion than steel
3. True foil design provides lift and no drag when in
motion.
4. Patented open toe design changes flexion point so power of
quadriceps
is used iunstead of hamstrings and ankles.
5. My fins can be hung on the wall of anyone who
appreciates art.
The more I learn about Force Fins the more I like
them. It was not until I really looked into the
process of making a pair Force Fins that I really
could appreciate them and understand that it is truly
a human experience that began a long time ago.
In the beginning and still to this day Bob Evans has
his hands and mind in every process of the making of
Force Fins. In the beginning it was he himself who
poured the polyurethane liquid into every mold he
personally built. Yes poured not injected by a
machine.
Now it is a select few companies in the
United States of America that pour the polyurethane
material into the molds (still by hand). The molds he uses are all hand
made and continuously inspected and tuned for perfection. The molds have a
life span and again this is more evidence of the human
connection. There is so much preparation before the
fin can even be considered a fin that the process is
similar to a gestation period versus assembly line
style.
Once the Force Fins are poured they have to be baked
then cooled and this is about as delicate as eggs in
an incubator because a few degrees off above or below
and the fins will not pass the Doctor?s approval. They just won'?t make
it past the delivery room.
The delivery room is the Force Fin Headquarters in Santa
Barbara, California. At this location Bob has hand
picked individuals, some of them who have been
inspecting fins for him over 10 years, to continue the
quality control and final assembly of the fins. There
is no guarantee and there is never any complacency, as
the fins have to go through three lines of quality
control before a strap is even thought of being
secured to the fin.
I really loved my Force Fins, but now I simply cherish
them!
Materials-Polyurethane, USA, Durability
Craftsmanship- Human process, timely, USA
Design- Constant advancement and research on water
dynamics and forces, foil design provides lift, open
toe changes point of stress to large leg muscles
