Watery diving fins - Pike - Black

A pair of classic, and already very popular, diving fins for both kids and adults (sizes 30 to 45) are our Pike diving fins. Short fin blade, open hole at the toes, flexible silicone and dual-channel drainage on the sides make these Pike fins with a fixed heel a safe choice for both exercise, beginner and kid's swimmers as well as for the holiday/beach. 

Watery Pike short diving fins with the fixed heel are made of two types of silicone to maximize propulsion - the fin blade itself is made of a stiffer silicone, while the foot pocket itself is made of a softer type. This difference provides the necessary flexibility at the ankles, as they are thus forced to lie stretched, while the blade itself is stiff enough to be able to provide the most possible resistance to the water and thus propulsion for you. 

The flippers have a classic design, which you probably know from the typical fins - but here in a muted black colour. 

The fin blade itself has also been made wider than usual so that you get further on each leg kick. 

Pike is made with a fixed heel, which provides the necessary support that exercise, beginner and kid's swimmers in particular need and does not overload the joints around the ankle. 

The two fins are made asynchronous to give the most natural leg kick, which you can easily transfer to normal swimming without fins on. That way they don't bump into each other when you wear them. 

On each side of the diving fins you will find the hydrodynamic cylinders, which ensure that the water during each kick moves backwards and you thus move forward. 

Under the diving fins, non-slip silicone modules have of course been added, so you can safely go to and from the beach, the swimming pool or other places - even on wet surfaces. 

The diving fins are supplied in a black nylon net with holes, which you can use for storage and transport again and again. 

Diving fins are one of the most effective types of swim equipment to improve one's swimming, both technically and at speed. With Watery Pike fins on, especially newer swimmers solve a typical challenge - getting their legs up to the surface of the water with the aim of lying straighter in the water and thus creating less water resistance. It is both this that gives an increased momentum, but also ensures that you can focus on other technical aspects of your swimming, such as e.g. breathing or arm movement.