Enhanced DMC Elite Silicone Water Fins for Optimal Swim and Training Performance Review

Excellent lightweight fins. I have a sore knee and have not been able to wear fins on this leg for years. But these fins don't hurt or put any strain on my knee.

Excellent material quality. Super fast and powerful. I bought as a new used pair and there were no stains. The only negative is that the gear bag it came in had a rip where the overpack label was attached.

Good quality and finish as it should be for the price but sizing is difficult. I'm a size 8. The medium ones turned out to be too big: the strap dangled. The little ones were too tight. The hole at the top dug into my finger, very uncomfortable. Without an adjustable strap, sizes are limited.

This is my second pair of DMCs. Lost my other I just love her! You are so comfortable! They don't pinch your toes or cause blisters on your feet. I also wear a pair of water socks. These are high quality fins designed to really increase your fitness and speed.

These are the best fins on the market! I'm a champion swimmer in a very large swim club and wanted to see what the hottest fins were before buying one, so I checked out what professional swimmers wear. Everyone had these! I received them and they are amazing! Comfortable, easy to turn, stays on. You will not regret the purchase!

I really wanted to like them. Mainly because they are so expensive. The first thing that struck me was how heavy they are! Then the closed toe and heel strap design is a gamble because if you have long and skinny legs like me then the foot area is too wide and not long enough despite being the right size. closed heel area. Much better for me.

Soft and light material. hard to measure and customer service at DMC was poor this time but great last time. Great product BUT way overpriced for what it is and compared to the performance of comparable fins from TYR. When you sell fins for just under $100, the customer service should be better. Also of note is that my previous fins on this model, which cost $89 plus shipping and tax, lasted 1.5 years before the rubber started to crack and chip. They are not durable like some other models.

Where I live, fine sand to the first shallow, then a small dip and another shallow. I ordered them for bodyboarding. fast currents and shallow waters will require you to get out or stand up from time to time, longer fins can be a real problem. You don't have to fight the shore, you can go out and jump over the waves as they are short. Super soft rubber, I had no rubbing or chafing during several 2 hour sessions. To add power, one sailed into strong winds and a lateral gap, rushing right into…