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Old 04-25-2008, 11:22 PM   #6 (permalink)
Splitlip
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Bio fin by Apollo.
Did I mention I own 11 pairs of fins?
or Tusa Zooms/Mares Raptors...

both (Bio-fin and Zoom/Raptor) are excellent at avoiding cramps and are very easy to fin with... the only thing I don't like about the Bio-fins is how heavy they feel... I don't know if they are any different weight wise, but they feel heavier on my feet than the Zooms/Raptors do (Zooms and Raptors are nearly identical)
You are right. The Bio Fins are heavy and negative. I have not used the Zooms/Raptors but I have a pair of Atomic smokes. They are lighter and positive. I really like the smokes because of their buoyancy characteristics. But I think the apollos are easier on the body. At least compared to the 10 other fins I have.
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