Swimming Fins Speed S Black Size 38-39 Seac 71-16N-38-39

Swimming Fins Speed S Black Size 38-39 Seac 71-16N-38-39

Description:

Seac Speed S are short swimming fins designed for training the legs in the pool and for snorkeling at sea. Their closed-foot construction offers a secure and comfortable fit, making them a practical choice for first workouts and regular use. The short blade design helps support targeted lower-body training while remaining easy to wear and control. These fins are made with three different plastic materials, chosen to provide thrust and resistance where needed. The ergonomic shape of the foot pocket is designed to improve comfort and stability during use. Thanks to their balanced construction, they are suitable for both adults and children, depending on size. With a compact, versatile profile, they are a useful option for swimming practice as well as recreational water activities.

Key Features:

• Short fins designed for swimming training and snorkeling
• Closed-foot construction for a stable, secure fit
• Ergonomic foot pocket for improved comfort
• Made with 3 different plastic materials
• Designed to provide thrust and resistance where needed
• Suitable for pool use and open-water snorkeling
• Comfortable even after first use
• Ideal for lower-body training and leg work in the water
• Available in multiple sizes from 34 to 47
• Suitable for both adults and children, depending on size

Specifications:

Manufacturer: Seac
SKU: 71-16N-38-39
Color: Black
Size: 38-39
Category: Fins
Age Group: Adults
Gender: Unisex

Recommended Use:

These fins are well suited for adults looking to improve leg training in the pool or add resistance to swim workouts. They are also appropriate for snorkeling in the sea when a short, easy-to-manage fin is preferred. Their comfortable closed-foot fit makes them a good option for regular recreational use and first-time training sessions alike. For pool training, they pair naturally with other swimming accessories such as a kick board or pull buoy, as mentioned in the Seac swimming line.