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Swimming Flippers Minimal Long Black Code: 0BHDMIN

The Dessault Minimal fins feature long T300 carbon fiber blades with a medium stiffness rating of 30. Their curve creates a 29° angle, and they extend 20 mm farther toward the heel than traditional...

The Dessault Minimal fins feature long T300 carbon fiber blades with a medium stiffness rating of 30. Their curve creates a 29° angle, and they extend 20 mm farther toward the heel than traditional blades. The fixed-width water channels guide the flow along the blade, while the double-parabolic flex allows for flexible movement.

The foot pockets are made of...

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  • g_maren

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    I switched from plastic fins (C4 Dolphin) to carbon. . They’ve been tested twice on long swims, and the difference from plastic was noticeable. Much lighter, much less tiring. The dives ranged in depth from 3 to ~20 meters. They worked really well for me at all depths.
    CAUTION: They scratch very easily. I mean, even when I was waiting in ambush and they were simply resting against the rock, they left a mark. I’ll get some stickers to put on them to protect them somewhat.

    Overall, the switch is worth it for anyone considering it

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  • I switched from plastic fins (C4 Dolphin) to carbon. . They’ve been tested twice on long swims, and the difference from plastic was noticeable. Much lighter, much less tiring. The dives ranged in depth from 3 to ~20 meters. They worked really well for me at all depths.
    CAUTION: They scratch very easily. I mean, even when I was waiting in ambush and they were simply resting against the rock, they left a mark. I’ll get some stickers to put on them to protect them somewhat.

    Overall, the switch is worth it for anyone considering it

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The Dessault Minimal fins feature long T300 carbon fiber blades with a medium stiffness rating of 30. Their curve creates a 29° angle, and they extend 20 mm farther toward the heel than traditional blades. The fixed-width water channels guide the flow along the blade, while the double-parabolic flex allows for flexible movement.

The foot pockets are made of thermoplastic rubber and have a preformed 3° angle.

  • Use: Swimming and snorkeling
  • Color: Black
  • Blade length: Long
  • Blade material: T300 carbon fiber
  • Blade stiffness: 30 medium
  • Blade angle: 29°
  • Blade length toward the heel: 20 mm longer than traditional blades
  • Water channels: Fixed width
  • Blade flex: Double-parabolic
  • Foot pocket material: Thermoplastic rubber
  • Foot pocket angle: 3°

Manufacturer

Product Number
0BHDMIN
Blade Material
Carbon
Use
Swimming / Snorkelling
Length
Long
Colour
Black

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Reviews (1)

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  • g_maren

    Verified purchase

    I switched from plastic fins (C4 Dolphin) to carbon. . They’ve been tested twice on long swims, and the difference from plastic was noticeable. Much lighter, much less tiring. The dives ranged in depth from 3 to ~20 meters. They worked really well for me at all depths.
    CAUTION: They scratch very easily. I mean, even when I was waiting in ambush and they were simply resting against the rock, they left a mark. I’ll get some stickers to put on them to protect them somewhat.

    Overall, the switch is worth it for anyone considering it

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  • I switched from plastic fins (C4 Dolphin) to carbon. . They’ve been tested twice on long swims, and the difference from plastic was noticeable. Much lighter, much less tiring. The dives ranged in depth from 3 to ~20 meters. They worked really well for me at all depths.
    CAUTION: They scratch very easily. I mean, even when I was waiting in ambush and they were simply resting against the rock, they left a mark. I’ll get some stickers to put on them to protect them somewhat.

    Overall, the switch is worth it for anyone considering it

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