Bettertimes Swim Fins

The stiffer material creates more resistance against the water compared to softer recreational fins. This forces your legs to work harder, which helps build muscle and encourages a more powerful, efficient kick.

While these are designed for training, they are accessible to anyone looking to improve their technique. However, because they are stiffer, beginners should start with shorter sessions to avoid fatigue or cramping while their muscles adapt.

Yes. By increasing the surface area and resistance of your kick, these fins naturally lift your legs higher in the water. This helps you maintain a flatter, more streamlined body position, allowing you to focus on your stroke mechanics.

You can, but keep in mind that the stiffer blade is designed for strength training rather than speed or comfort. If you are doing very long sets, you may find your legs tire faster than they would with a softer, more flexible fin.

Rinse the fins thoroughly with fresh water after every pool session to remove chlorine and salt. Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, which can cause the silicone to degrade or become brittle over time.