Swim Fins for Kids, Teens, Adults, and Women/Men

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How We Got Our Start Gintenco's innovative journey began with a couple passionate about the ocean. They started by manufacturing swimming equipment for their children, eventually expanding into creating kids' snorkel sets, masks, and swim fins.

What Makes Our Products Unique Our design team consists of avid snorkeling enthusiasts, granting us deep insights into the needs of fellow enthusiasts. We have consistently focused on developing innovative features like folding designs, dry top systems, and anti-leak and anti-fog technologies for our snorkeling products. Furthermore, each product undergoes rigorous N+1 self-testing before hitting the market.

Product Description Short and Straight Blade The short blade design promotes faster and quicker mechanics, requiring your legs to work harder and ultimately improving your kick over time.

Soft Foot Pocket Crafted with premium soft silicone materials, the foot pocket ensures a comfortable fit, protecting your feet from blisters.

Perfect for Lap Swimming These fins help conserve your energy, making them ideal for lap swimming in the pool.

Easier to Kick and Less Fatigue Short fins are the best choice for most snorkelers, as they place less demand on your leg muscles. Each stroke will be shorter compared to longer fins, and you won't require as much power. While shorter fins generate less thrust, speed is typically not a top priority for recreational snorkelers, who often spend time relaxing at the surface rather than swimming long distances through strong currents.

Easier to Practice With in a Pool Many casual snorkelers are accustomed to the swimming flutter kick, which aligns well with the shorter, faster strokes required for short fins. In fact, short fins are a popular tool for swimmers training their legs for the flutter kick.

Easier to Travel With With the increasing baggage restrictions imposed by airlines, short fins under 25 inches are much more convenient to transport.

Less Likely to Accidentally Kick Coral, Sea Life, and Other Snorkelers Beginners can sometimes be clumsy with their feet while learning to kick. Short fins make it easier for new snorkelers and divers to maneuver, reducing the chances of inadvertently kicking coral, wildlife, or fellow snorkelers.

How to Choose the Right Fit Comfort is paramount. A blade that's too stiff will lead to foot and leg cramps, regardless of the fit. Our fins with flexible materials provide a superior experience. A snug fit will also minimize chafing and slipping around your ankle. Using fin socks can offer extra comfort, insulation, or accommodate sizing in-between.

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