Contour Paddles Training Adjustable Swimming Review

This unbranded paddle design outperforms Speedo's contoured paddles. These are flip flops which are much more comfortable. But the size is terrible. There is no one size fits all. They are too small for a 19 cm hand, all fingers go over the edge of the blade. Width is also an issue because when you adjust your hands to fit the contoured design, your thumb and pinky cannot stay within the 13cm width of this paddle. Unfortunately you have to go back. Small children and small women should be fine.

I've been using old oars with polythene tubing as straps for many years. They stretched out, undressed and rotted! This new pair of SanTop hand paddles is a dream come true. Just two visits to the pool improved my strokes incredibly! I should have bought them years ago! One star is only deducted for ease of use: it's a bit difficult to get your middle finger into the middle strap at first, but I'm sure I'll get used to it over time, otherwise the straps will soften a bit with use. CLASSIC…

I've been using flat oars for a few months and have had issues with carpel tunnel widening and numb fingers. Santa brought me a set of these contoured petals and I had *no* problems. There are several ways you can attach the handle under the straps, making the paddles "custom" in the broadest sense. Some of us have tested each other's new swim gear and found that some of us prefer wearing thongs. At the same time, the shape of the rudder looks very natural. I had the best shoulder workout with…

I was skeptical about adding them to my swim workout. but after the first application i can feel the difference. I mainly use them for freestyle crawling and I can feel the difference on the back shoulders, buttocks and arms. Freestyle crawling strengthens your arms, but adding them gave me more lift and a smoother punch. Pushing the water down and back is very effective, but it's impossible to get the maximum effect with just your hands, no matter how tightly you clench your fingers. The…

I love these paddles! The straps are positioned to suit large or small hands. They gave me the best workout for my shoulders, chest and lats with the added bonus of being able to see where my arm technique went wrong. The perfect, comfortable shape fits your hand perfectly and moves so much water that you can tell when your hand angle isn't where it should be because the extra turbulence caused by poor technique is really overkill on them , so you can tell when you're in place or even a little…

Ergonomic design. Conforms to the natural contour of the freestyle hand. I haven't tried it with other punches yet. Feels very comfortable and secure in the arms. I love it. Other types of hand paddles are flat with rubber bands for the middle finger and wrist. I didn't like the feel of them at all. They are easy to wear with no discomfort. I wore them for an hour and the straps never bothered my hands/fingers. They are contoured and fit comfortably in the palm of your hand, with finger…

Pros: - Durable - Comfortable - Good size for training Cons: - None I tried swim gloves first but found the splayed finger design uncomfortable for me and counterintuitive to me To concentrate and develop a good stroke I decided to try these paddles. I love how you can use them and keep your fingers covered. The paddles have enough surface area to provide significant resistance to help develop shoulder muscles and improve your breaststroke and endurance. Silicone straps hold well, fit well and…