santafejoe
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I have had my Tusa Imprex Tri- Ex fins since March of 2004 and really like them and i have no problems at all with them.
Tusa Tri-Ex Question
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FoxTrot
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I have the Tri-ex fins and they are great. I would say they are stiff compared to the few other fins that I have used (and cannot recall the names of).
I usually see them for $90, so $60 seems like a good price.
They were on sale at sports chalet just a couple months ago for $45! I wish I would have picked up a set for my GF then.
I usually see them for $90, so $60 seems like a good price.
They were on sale at sports chalet just a couple months ago for $45! I wish I would have picked up a set for my GF then.
Pardon?
While they certainly are not sawed of boat paddles or Rocket Fins, they can by no means be considered to be in the same league as split fins, Volos or the like. The side profile has nothing to do with the stifness of the fin.
The OP was asking if they should get the fins or stay away from them. My response was in answer to that question.
Ian
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