Hey, I got some Leaderfins fibreglass fins which I'm mostly using in an indoor diving centre. The fins often get in contact with the rough bottom and already show some pretty heavy wear on the edges. So it's not just cosmetic, the blade gets really grinded down. Does anyone have an idea what I could use for protection?
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Blade protection for fibreglass fins
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We use rubber edging on our underwater hockey fins, which could potentially be added to freediving fins... We have just tested something like this which works well with waterproof superglue -
Rubber edge strip U section 10mm high suitable for 1 - 2 mm thick edge black | eBay
Rubber edge strip U section 10mm high suitable for 1 - 2 mm thick edge black | eBay