Buoys – rafts – and aquatic devices – Swimming aid to increase stroke efficiency – Foot attached
Patent
1997-02-25
1998-01-20
Swinehart, Ed L.
Buoys, rafts, and aquatic devices
Swimming aid to increase stroke efficiency
Foot attached
D21239, A63B 3108
Patent
active
057095752
ABSTRACT:
A practice molded rubbery swim fin has a foot retaining section with a heel and toe portion and a tapered blade section extending outward from the toe portion a distance of two to five inches. A number of apertures perforate the blade to reduce hydrodynamic resistance. Side stiffening ridges extend part way down the blade, leaving the distal end of the blade free to flex. This fin enables the swimmer to move fast enough to simulate the more vigorous kicking of racing without as much effort. The structure reduces stress on the swimmer in practice.
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Blum Alvin S.
Swinehart Ed L.
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