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Boyancy?
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I think they should sink, makes for easier surface swimming since its easier to keep your feet underwater. Kind of sucks if you drop one though. Had a buddy of mine drop a plastic sporasub, luckily there was only 20m of water.
Hi,
I believe the fins should be slowly sinking. The ideal situation for me is the slightly negative boyancy of the fins to compensate 4 the positive boyancy of the legs wearing the wetsuit, thus causing the feet to stay on the surface but a close to neutral boyancy. This way I can relax and concentrate easier on the surface.
Panos
I believe the fins should be slowly sinking. The ideal situation for me is the slightly negative boyancy of the fins to compensate 4 the positive boyancy of the legs wearing the wetsuit, thus causing the feet to stay on the surface but a close to neutral boyancy. This way I can relax and concentrate easier on the surface.
Panos
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