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How should i store my fins?

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AVINOAM

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I AM APOLOGIZED BECAUSE MY ENGLISH IS NOT SO WELL BUT I HOPE THAT YOU WOULD ANDERSTAND ME.:)
I BOUGHT MARES RAZOR AND I RED IN THE INSTRUCTION THAT WRONG STORAGE MAY CAUSE TO DISFORMATION OF THE FINS SO; HOW SHULD I STORE MY FINS?
IF I PUT THEM VERTICALLY SOME OF THE FOOT POCET IS IN THE AIR AND IT MAKE PRESSER ON THE TOP OF THE FIN. YOU CAN SEE IT IN THE PICTURE.
I THOUGHT TO HANG THEM FROM THE PLASTIK CONSTRUCTION THAT KEEPS THE FOOT POCET IN THE WRIGHT FORMATIN BUT I WANTED TO ASK YOU BEFORE I DO ANYTHING BECAUSE I DONT WANT TO HURM THE FOOT POCET ITSELF.
THANKS;
AVINOAM

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I think any of those should be fine. Storing them horizontal on a flat surface is pretty common I think. If unsure, maybe change their position slighty from time to time. I stored mine in a bad position and they bend slightly but then I left them on a flat surface and they went back to ok... I doubt you will notice any difference in the water even if they are a bit bend... :-)
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