Swim Fin Metrics
Swim fins are very personal. Our toes, feet and ankles vary widely. A good swim fin for one person is a terrible swim for another person. We range from short and wide to long and narrow and everywhere in-between. Some fins are very rigid and other soft, some blades are stiff and others very flexible. Finding a good fit is important. If the fin does not fit well your feet and legs will cramp regardless of how well the fin might propel you through the water. Some fins float, some don't. Some are light and others are heavy.

Information will be displayed in inches and pounds. Feel free to enter in centimeters and kilograms and I will convert into inches and pounds. Thank you for participating.

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What Brand and Model is the fin? *
What size is the fin? *
Total Length from Blade Tip Thru Heal Strap (inches)?
Width  at the Widest Point (inches)?
Foot Pocket to Heal Strap Length, From Toe to Inside Heal Strap (inches)?
Foot Pocket Width At Entry Point (inches)?
Foot Entry Space, Between the Foot Pocket Edge To Inside the Heal Strap (inches)?
Entry Strap Comment *
Weight for Pair of Fins (pounds)?
Do the Fins Float?
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