The Finis Fishtail Swim Fins have been developed to build a little swimmer's confidence in the water from the moment they learn to walk. It is from this point on that children can put on these Finis fins.
The Fishtail fins adapt to the movements of young swimmers and the rubber material of the fins is lightweight, does not sink and floats the children's legs, allowing them to maintain the correct position in the water.
Even the smallest leg kicks thus propel young swimmers forward, encouraging faster learning of swimming skills.
The fins are designed for children from 9 months to 6 years.
EU size 22 - 29.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Material | 100% Gum |
| Color | Yellow |
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Finis built its success off a monofin. The origin of the brand has been considered to be since 1993, but the founders had been involved in the development of the fins a few years earlier. Other technical products such as the central snorkel and Tech Toc began to be added alongside the monofins. The Finis brand still has many swimming gadgets used by many coaches to master swimming technique. As one of the few brands, it also produces quality swimming electronics. Its hallmarks are black and yellow products and logos.
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