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David Strike <[log in to unmask]>
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SouthEast US Scuba Diving Travel list <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 4 Jun 2001 12:09:25 +1000
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On Friday, June 01, 2001 2:06 AM, Kuty wrote:

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> I decided to go for the Scubapro
> twin jets.  I gave them a try during a weekend of diving and I am now the
> proud owner of a pair :-) .  Since then I gave my pair some more tests and
> I am in love :-) .

> I must admit they perform better than I expected.  I tried them with
> different kicking styles, under water, against a current, during surface
> swims, doing free dives, and they proved to be comfortable and easy
kicking
> in all situations.  The main surprise was that while the kicking is a lot
> easier, I didn't notice any decrease in propulsion.  I tested them with
> time and distance, and I tested them with regular buddies.   They are
> perfect for me.  My Mares Quattor's will stay in the bag as backup fins.

I tried the Bio-fins some  while back and just couldn't get used to them.
The Scubapro 'Twin Jets' were a different story.  They lent themselves
easily to the full range of finning styles; appeared to be far more rigid
than the other split-fin models that I'd tried; and - with the extended foot
plate and large pocket - proved one of the most comfortable fins that I've
ever worn.  I was so impressed that I put them on my wish list to buy - once
I've worn out the Farralon spring-heel 'Jet Fins'! :-)

Strike

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