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Dive R innegra stiffness question

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FaddaWolf

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So i've just bought my 1st pair of dive R innegra blades. The thing is, these blades are extremely soft. I specifically ordered the Medium blades, to which i was told the Innegra blades have an "extra soft feel about them" and that these blades ARE the medium dive r Innegras. My question is, does anyone else have a pair of these blades? what stiffness? And how does it flex compared to other blades (dive r or otherwise) of the same stiffness?
 
How did you go with the fins mate? Too soft? Good? Bad?

They're still far too soft for our harsh waters. So I have 2 pairs now. 1 custom made hard (it's stiffer than Moana mediums) and the original 1 that's super soft. I use the soft when there's no current and the hard when the current picks up. That system works fine for me. But only for boat diving and yes, they act like 2 completely different fins.
 
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