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Have a look there. It's the webpage of an Italian diving agency for its 'ARO course'. ARO is basically a pure O2 rebreather. I'm sure you'll recognize something in the top picture.

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I was solid in the force fin camp. Used them for years. Went through three sets, Same problem with each set...every year to year and a half I would have to buy another set because a crack would develop in them just ahead of the toe. I was doing a lot of diving at the time as I was teaching and wearing them daily.
Note I tried three different sets....started with the original, then went with the pro and then the extra/accelerating one (unsure the name on that one...it was the longer one with the whiskers).

They were very comfortable to wear. I had no problem with accelerating with heavy gear. No problems with any of the kicks...some were a little more challenging than others but still doable. However, having to buy a new set every year or two got old.
 
I was solid in the force fin camp. Used them for years. Went through three sets, Same problem with each set...every year to year and a half I would have to buy another set because a crack would develop in them just ahead of the toe. I was doing a lot of diving at the time as I was teaching and wearing them daily.
Note I tried three different sets....started with the original, then went with the pro and then the extra/accelerating one (unsure the name on that one...it was the longer one with the whiskers).

They were very comfortable to wear. I had no problem with accelerating with heavy gear. No problems with any of the kicks...some were a little more challenging than others but still doable. However, having to buy a new set every year or two got old.
You are unique. Our return rate is .01%. The industry average is 6%. Your nice
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comments will surely help keep the doors open at Force Fins. Thank you. Bob Evans
 
You are unique. Our return rate is .01%. The industry average is 6%. Your nice View attachment 803918comments will surely help keep the doors open at Force Fins. Thank you. Bob Evans
Hi Bob:

Thanks for the feedback.
I loved Force Fins!!! I cannot say enough good about them. They are still a favorite to have on my feet. I helped make them popular in our small province back in the mid 90's early 2000s. I raved about them to my students. My father dove them, my girlfriend dove them, my entire dive team dove them.

The downfall for me was 3 sets over 6 years cracked. The first set I blamed it on the fact they were originals and maybe a stiffer fin would be better. The second set were the pros. It was frustrating but again I thought maybe I needed something more robust. I bought the accelerating fin....same outcome.

I was actually gutting my shed last week and tossed the pros and the accelerate models in the fall clean...now this conversation popped up, I wish they were still there as I would take a picture
 
I have 4 pairs. Over 1,000 dives on my Pros. I wish they would split or crack so I could justify buying another pair. But nada. Too damn reliable IMO.
 
Hi Bob:

Thanks for the feedback.
I loved Force Fins!!! I cannot say enough good about them. They are still a favorite to have on my feet. I helped make them popular in our small province back in the mid 90's early 2000s. I raved about them to my students. My father dove them, my girlfriend dove them, my entire dive team dove them.

The downfall for me was 3 sets over 6 years cracked. The first set I blamed it on the fact they were originals and maybe a stiffer fin would be better. The second set were the pros. It was frustrating but again I thought maybe I needed something more robust. I bought the accelerating fin....same outcome.

I was actually gutting my shed last week and tossed the pros and the accelerate models in the fall clean...now this conversation popped up, I wish they were still there as I would take a picture
Sounds like you LOVED my Force fin till death. You should be on our test team. Our production has been top notch and always wonder when I hear this news. Really makes me sad since we work so hard to keep wonderful customers like you going. Maybe you spend too much time underwater? I am jealous. Miss diving but living in Heaven working on our water project Tiabzu – Welcome Into the Water keeps Susanne and me going. Taking over the dock to start Marine projects. Ballard Locks Seattle.
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Sounds like you LOVED my Force fin till death. You should be on our test team. Our production has been top notch and always wonder when I hear this news. Really makes me sad since we work so hard to keep wonderful customers like you going. Maybe you spend too much time underwater? I am jealous. Miss diving but living in Heaven working on our water project Tiabzu – Welcome Into the Water keeps Susanne and me going. Taking over the dock to start Marine projects. Ballard Locks Seattle. View attachment 803937


Ya I did!! You need a test diver, I am in
 
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