castanagajt
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I have been looking online about the sherwood trek but no reviews were found. Has anyone experienced them?
Anyone used the Sherwood Trek fins?
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I have 2 pairs of them and dive them on about 1/2 of my dives.
The split fins are a little easier on the legs than a standard fin.
I also dive Scubapro Jets.
What size are you looking at ?
I ask because I was thinking about selling 1 pair. I had purchased the second pair to send out west to my Mom's , but I never did it. They are XL size, and I would want $40.00 for them.
Jim Breslin
The split fins are a little easier on the legs than a standard fin.
I also dive Scubapro Jets.
What size are you looking at ?
I ask because I was thinking about selling 1 pair. I had purchased the second pair to send out west to my Mom's , but I never did it. They are XL size, and I would want $40.00 for them.
Jim Breslin
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I have had the Treks since I started 55 dives ago and they are great. I changed the straps to stainless steel springs and those made a lot of difference to the general use of the fins. The springs make them real easy to take on and off.
As far as the splits go, I find them very comfortable and easy on the calves.
The only difficulty I find is trying to do a reverse kick. I think I will need some paddle fins to do those as I believe that the Treks (or split fins in general) are a bit too flexible. Or maybe I need to practice a lot more...
All in all they are great and highly recommended.
Cheers
Joe
I have had the Treks since I started 55 dives ago and they are great. I changed the straps to stainless steel springs and those made a lot of difference to the general use of the fins. The springs make them real easy to take on and off.
As far as the splits go, I find them very comfortable and easy on the calves.
The only difficulty I find is trying to do a reverse kick. I think I will need some paddle fins to do those as I believe that the Treks (or split fins in general) are a bit too flexible. Or maybe I need to practice a lot more...
All in all they are great and highly recommended.
Cheers
Joe
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I have a pair of these. They awesome for straight ahead swimming. They arent very good at reverse kicking or minor adjustments. They are a little heavy and bulky for traveling, so IMO it just depends on what you are wanting these for. They are easy on the legs but you lose alot of movement ability.
I have over 100 dives on them and love them.
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