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Easier to Kick and Less Fatigue- Short fins are best for most snorkelers becasue they’re easier on your leg muscles. You don’t need as much power with each , and each will be shorter relative to using longer fins. Even though short fins less thrust, speed shouldn’t be a top priority for most snorkelers. You`ll be chilling at the surface most of the time, not swimming long distances through strong currents.

Easy to Practice With in a Pool- Many casual snorkelers will be accustomed to a swimming  kick, which requires short and fast strokes. That means kicking with a short fin will feel more familiar, and thus easier to get used to.In fact, short fins are a great way to train your legs for the kick and are routinely used by swimmers for this purpose.

Easier to Travel With- Traveling by is much more of a hassle than it used to be. Many airlines now have increased restrictions on baggage size and weight.Short fins under 25inches are much easier to travel with as a result.

Less Likely to Accidentally Kick Coral, Sea Life, and Other Snorkelers- Beginners can be clumsy with their feet while learning to kick. New snorkelers and divers, however, will find it much easier to maneuver in short fins. That means a short fin will decrease your chances of kicking coral,and even your fellow snorkelers!

How to choose a fit fins- Comfortable is King! A that’s too stiff will give you foot and leg cramps in short order, regardless of how perfectly they fit you! Our flippers with flexible material will give you a betterexperience. A snug fit will also reduce chafing and slipping around your. Use fin socks for extra comfort, insulation, or if you’re between sizes.

Package includes: 1 Pair Swimming Fins (Size and Style Optional)