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Rocket monofin?

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#61
Also Victor I'll recommend to you to do a freediving course, so as to understand better what a freediver wants in a monofin. Which is different from what a monofin swimmer wants.

Off cause you can start you research here on Deeperblue, by reading through the monofin topics.

I hope you'll have many happy customers.
Are you doing sponsorships?
Are you providing fins for review?

Love, Courage and Water!

Kars

ps. many people here are pretty knowledgeable about monofins and are using them for years, so feel free to answer in techical details.
 
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#62
Hi Victor,

I'll second Dave's suggestion of getting some fins down to Long Island, Bahamas for the Vertical Blue competition in Dean's Blue Hole. Your contact there would be Will Trubridge - who is also an excellent person to evaluate your fins. Will's site is: Freediving Team - Vertical Blue Freediving Apnea Academy

Here is a link to a description of the competition this April - You should definitely get some fins there!!

http://www.verticalblue.net/news/

Also - I suggest getting your fins into the hands of some non-competition divers. Recreational divers have a different set of criteria than competitive divers. For example - I often wear my fins for 4 or even 6 hours at a time and subject them to extreme temperatures. Getting some open water divers to put some serious time and distance on your fins can get you valuable feedback to help meet the needs of the recreational market.
 
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Fondueset said:
Also - I suggest getting your fins into the hands of some non-competition divers. Recreational divers have a different set of criteria than competitive divers. For example - I often wear my fins for 4 or even 6 hours at a time and subject them to extreme temperatures. Getting some open water divers to put some serious time and distance on your fins can get you valuable feedback to help meet the needs of the recreational market.
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Yeah where do we find such person(s) ;) LOL
 
#66
Kars said:
Also Victor I'll recommend to you to do a freediving course, so as to understand better what a freediver wants in a monofin. Which is different from what a monofin swimmer wants.

Off cause you can start you research here on Deeperblue, by reading through the monofin topics.

I hope you'll have many happy customers.
Are you doing sponsorships?
Are you providing fins for review?

Love, Courage and Water!

Kars

ps. many people here are pretty knowledgeable about monofins and are using them for years, so feel free to answer in techical details.
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Hi Kars. Thanks for the tips. We working much years and have good experience in finduilding, and I think the main things in all kind of fins is they must have pefect kicks and comfort shoes, exactly for freediving. Our fins have more then this, they have neutral balance (fins does not take You up or down ) so You have absolutely control of Your position in water and dont need to loose much power to balance!
 
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Fondueset said:
Hi Victor,

I'll second Dave's suggestion of getting some fins down to Long Island, Bahamas for the Vertical Blue competition in Dean's Blue Hole. Your contact there would be Will Trubridge - who is also an excellent person to evaluate your fins. Will's site is: Freediving Team - Vertical Blue Freediving Apnea Academy

Here is a link to a description of the competition this April - You should definitely get some fins there!!

William Trubridge News

Also - I suggest getting your fins into the hands of some non-competition divers. Recreational divers have a different set of criteria than competitive divers. For example - I often wear my fins for 4 or even 6 hours at a time and subject them to extreme temperatures. Getting some open water divers to put some serious time and distance on your fins can get you valuable feedback to help meet the needs of the recreational market.
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Thanks a lot, I will thinking about it. Its really important tip!
Thanks;)
 
#70
Well fins ordered yesterday!, now just the agonising wait until they arrive on the other side of the world here in Australia.

BennyB and myself have got a fin coming each. look forward to trying them out and hopefully setting some PB's in Egypt in May!

DD
 
#74
Not yet mate, they should be just about made by now and be sent soon, probably a couple more weeks.

I've lost quite a lot of weight since I ordered the fin so it will be interesting to see how that impacts how I use the fin...


Cheers,
Ben
 
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