Information on blue US divers duck feet

[Pacediver]

 

[tursiops]

What kind of information?
Are you asking for it, or providing it?

 

[abnfrog]

they were natural rubber gum , thats why often they are hard and brittle made in the 50s

 

[Pacediver]

The information I was looking for was age and how rare they were ,thanks

 

[Pacediver]

they were natural rubber gum , thats why often they are hard and brittle made in the 50s

Thanks for the info

 

[Sam Miller III]

KMAG YO YO

 

[Pacediver]

I did not know that obviously,I assumed that was a generic term for that style of fins,thanks for clearing that up,as for the Nova Scotia connection that’s where I live I’m not sure why that was brought up,but thanks for info

 

[tursiops]

I did not know that obviously,I assumed that was a generic term for that style of fins,thanks for clearing that up,as for the Nova Scotia connection that’s where I live I’m not sure why that was brought up,but thanks for info

Don't take his NS remarks personally. If you are not from/in Southern California, you get reminded.

 

[Sam Miller III]

If you quote dive history do research and quote history correctly ...

There is an ample supply of late model dive historians who preface a statement with
I think
I suppose
I heard
And the big one--- My instructor told me

Duck Feet is a Specific Fin -- Not a generic term for a type of fin

Now you -- and others know

Where are your pictures and description ?

SDM

 

[Pacediver]

Don't take his NS remarks personally. If you are not from/in Southern California, you get reminded.

Thanks noted