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"Tester's Choice" per Scuba Diving Magazine November 2004 20° angle of blade ensures that the fin works with the natural resting angles of ankle and knee Up to 40% reduction in muscle fatigue, energy use, and air consumption; longest recorded bottom times during testing Increased maximum speed and reduced fatigue Consistently rated as the fastest fin in the water Excellent manueverability and position control Foot pocket is open at the toe for added comfort Easy quick release buckle system with finger loop 100% rubber with 65° durometer offers soft, comfortable foot pocket and the perfect amount of weight and flexibility for top speed with the least amount of effort and strain on your body. Your body will barely register the effort but you are definitely moving... and moving fast!
20° angle of blade ensures that the fin works with the natural resting angles of ankle and knee
Up to 40% reduction in muscle fatigue, energy use, and air consumption; longest recorded bottom times during testing
Increased maximum speed and reduced fatigue
Consistently rated as the fastest fin in the water
Excellent manueverability and position control
This is my second pair of Apollo Bio-Pro fins. The first pair lasted ~19 years, or 2,000 dives, until the tabs that hold the fin straps on started to tear off. In 19 years, I replaced the fin straps once, only as a precaution. I mostly shore dive, and these are great fins for fighting current, reducing muscle fatigue, and reducing air consumption (for long-distance dives, my bottom time increased by 20% using these fins, compared to my former fins). They are heavy (almost 7 pounds for the pair), but I have found nothing else (lighter, heavier, or the same weight) that will outperform these fins. Highly recommended for scuba diving, especially if you're a large persons, diving doubles, or dragging a heavy and large camera (as I do). They are too heavy for snorkeling, but if you use them for such, you only have to kick slightly with your ankles.
