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C4 MB001 fin blades

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slieppman

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Hi All,

I purchased a pair of C4 MB001 carbon fin blades in 25+ firmness. I've worn them 5 times now and they seem great but a little too soft for my liking. This is my first pair of carbon fins without tendrils so it's taking some getting used to. Up and down, my fins are perfect. However I like diving in current and I need more thrust while surface finning.

If there's anyone out there that has a pair of MB001 fins in a 30+ firmness who would want to try out a slightly softer fin blade, I'd love to do a fin swap!

Thanks
 
You might find the 25+ feels softer on the surface compared to deeper kicks, especially in current. If you don’t get any swap offers, going up to 30+ would likely give you the extra push you’re looking for.
 
You might find the 25+ feels softer on the surface compared to deeper kicks, especially in current. If you don’t get any swap offers, going up to 30+ would likely give you the extra push you’re looking for.
Definitely, they do feel softer on the surface. Getting another pair of blades in 30+ is my next move.

Other than me needing to get the firmness right, they're great. The quality and design of these fins seem to be top notch.
 
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