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      • Swimming fins - Topfin black red
      • Swimming fins - Topfin black red
      • Swimming fins - Topfin black red
      • Swimming fins - Topfin black red
      • Swimming fins - Topfin black red
      Swimming fins - Topfin black red
      NABAIJI

      Swimming fins - Topfin black red

      8548095
      $25.00
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      • Swimming fins - Topfin black red
      • Swimming fins - Topfin black red
      • Swimming fins - Topfin black red
      • Swimming fins - Topfin black red
      • Swimming fins - Topfin black red
      Swimming fins - Topfin black red
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      Our design teams have developed these fins for swimmers wanting to work on their abdominal core, thighs, and the entire lower body.

      These long and stiff swim fins are a perfect balance between speed, muscle workout and cardio workout. These fins will enable you to build up muscle strength and endurance

      Canopy: 9.0% Polypropylene, 91.0% Styrene Ethylene Butadiene Styrene; Slippers: 100.0% Styrene Ethylene Butadiene Styrene

      BENEFITS

      Propulsion

      A fin that offers maximum propulsion

      Muscular workout

      The rigid structure of the fins provides an intense muscle workout.

      Stability

      The open-heel foot pocket provides a good hold and great freedom of movement.

      TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

      WHAT ARE SWIM FINS FOR?

      A fin is a piece of swimming training equipment to work the lower body.

      Swim fins are ideal for swimming faster, for longer. You can simultaneously work on your heart rate and lower-body strength training (thighs, glutes, calves, core stability).

      FIN LENGTH

      LONG FINS

      - 37-39: 41 cm
      - 40-42: 42 cm
      - 43-45: 45 cm

      Long blades give you a more physical muscle workout than short blades and give you a more sweeping kick.

      FIN STIFFNESS

      STIFF FINS

      Stiffness is characterised by the density of the material. As such, the stiffer a blade is, the greater muscular exertion will be. The more flexible a blade is, the more efficient and sweeping the kick will be. How hard you kick will depend on the type of workout you want to achieve (cardiovascular or muscle).

      FOOTWEAR

      OPEN HEEL

      Fin foot pockets hold the foot in place when kicking (important for an efficient kick). As such, you should take the time to try on your fins before buying. You need to check that the foot fits well in the foot pocket and the uncovered area (to prevent water from entering). It is important to choose the right size.

      There are 2 types of foot pockets: open heel and full foot.

      BENEFITS

      Propulsion

      A fin that offers maximum propulsion

      Muscular workout

      The rigid structure of the fins provides an intense muscle workout.

      Stability

      The open-heel foot pocket provides a good hold and great freedom of movement.

      TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

      WHAT ARE SWIM FINS FOR?

      A fin is a piece of swimming training equipment to work the lower body.

      Swim fins are ideal for swimming faster, for longer. You can simultaneously work on your heart rate and lower-body strength training (thighs, glutes, calves, core stability).

      FIN LENGTH

      LONG FINS

      - 37-39: 41 cm
      - 40-42: 42 cm
      - 43-45: 45 cm

      Long blades give you a more physical muscle workout than short blades and give you a more sweeping kick.

      FIN STIFFNESS

      STIFF FINS

      Stiffness is characterised by the density of the material. As such, the stiffer a blade is, the greater muscular exertion will be. The more flexible a blade is, the more efficient and sweeping the kick will be. How hard you kick will depend on the type of workout you want to achieve (cardiovascular or muscle).

      FOOTWEAR

      OPEN HEEL

      Fin foot pockets hold the foot in place when kicking (important for an efficient kick). As such, you should take the time to try on your fins before buying. You need to check that the foot fits well in the foot pocket and the uncovered area (to prevent water from entering). It is important to choose the right size.

      There are 2 types of foot pockets: open heel and full foot.