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Swimming fins - Silifin pink

Reference. 8392325

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Our design teams developed these swim fins for intermediate swimmers who swim regularly and want to work on their legs and cardio.

Work your heart-rate and lower-body at the same time with our flexible swimming fins. These short soft swim fins will help you glide through the water, ideal for shorter and more frequent movements.

Main part: 100.0% Silicone

BENEFITS

Propulsion

Feel yourself move slightly quicker through the water thanks to the short blade

Muscular workout

Work your leg muscles at medium intensity with the short length

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

WHAT ARE SWIM FINS FOR?

A fin is a piece of swimming training equipment to work the lower body. You can simultaneously work on your heart rate and lower-body strength training (thighs, glutes, calves, core stability).

FIN LENGTH

SHORT-BLADE FIN
- 33-34: 30 cm
- 35-36: 31 cm
- 37-38: 32.5 cm
- 39-40: 34 cm
- 41-42: 35 cm
- 43-44: 36.5 cm
- 45-46: 38 cm

SHORT blade guarantees a good kick frequency and a good cardio workout. Movements are very close to “natural” swimming movements.
The LONG blade guarantees a more sweeping kick and a stronger muscle workout.

FIN STIFFNESS

FLEXIBLE FINS

The STIFFER a blade is the more important muscular exertion will be.
The more FLEXIBLE a blade is, the more efficient and sweeping the kick will be. Your muscular energy will generate the type of effort you’re looking for (cardiovascular or muscular effort)

FOOTWEAR

FULL FOOT

Fin foot pockets hold the foot in place when kicking (important for an efficient kick).

The OPEN foot pocket means the ankle can move more freely
The CLOSED foot pocket supports the foot in its natural position

YOUR FIRST TIME USING A FIN?

Be careful to not start too quickly! The use of the fins should progressively increase to let the legs and feet adjust and get stronger and to avoid hurting the Achilles tendon.

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