Atomic Aquatics Open Heel Split Fins (Blue, Medium)

Aerodynamic, Hydrodynamic, Simply Dynamic Not all SplitFins are the same. Atomic SplitFins have a flexible blade designed with Propeller-Fin™ technology so kicks feel very easy and slice through the water with very little drag. Even fish envy SplitFins when divers efficiently swim with more propulsion and less effort. And that means less air consumption. Conventional paddle fins work by pushing water rear-ward. In contrast, the SplitFin slices though the water with two wing shaped surfaces, creating lift and forward propulsion more like a propeller. Any water traveling over the top of the blade is funneled into and out of the opening (split) between the blades. Drag is reduced, effort is reduced and efficiency is increased. Atomic SplitFins use Propeller-Fin™ Technology to deliver ultra-high speeds with a small-range rapid flutter kick, much like a boat propeller accelerates it to higher speeds. UNIQUELY ATOMIC PATENTED EXCLUSIVES SplitFins are to incredibly easy to kick. In fact, they may “feel” so easy that you wonder if you are moving. Don’t worry, you’re probably going just as fast as you did with your old fins, but with much less effort. Although Split-Fins work with a variety of kicking styles, a smaller-range, more frequent flutter kick delivers maximum per-formance. The flutter kick also keeps your legs within the slipstream of your body profile effectively reducing drag. Less drag means more speed with less effort.

• SplitFins deliver more propulsion with less drag and kick with less effort.
• EZ-Lok patented buckle system design for easy, one-handed quick release of the buckle from the fin. Re-attachment is simple and secure.
• Internal Power Plate sole plate creates a rigid platform beneath the foot for greater power transfer to the blade, yet allows a soft comfortable foot pocket.
• The highly resilient Power Rails perform as the backbone of the splitfin, storing and releasing energy with every kick.
• The split blade deflects with the slightest kick to form a pair of wings that slice through the water with reduced drag, propelling you forward.