03-08-2019, 02:31 PM
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[#0000FF]There are quite a few tubers who already own boot foot waders and do not wish to buy another pair...of stocking foots. Or, they may be sold on using wading boots over their stocking foot waders...as do a lot of wading fly fishermen. So they are pretty much limited to using fins with big pockets and/or strap-on adjustability. If it works for them, that is all that counts.[/#0000FF]
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[#0000FF]Having the longer flexible blades of the diving fins makes for less trauma to the calf muscles over a day of fishing. Fewer muscle spasms and crotch cramps. With the longer flex blades there is more propulsion power transferred to the fins, but over a longer range of motion. You go further with less strain.
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[#0000FF]There are quite a few tubers who already own boot foot waders and do not wish to buy another pair...of stocking foots. Or, they may be sold on using wading boots over their stocking foot waders...as do a lot of wading fly fishermen. So they are pretty much limited to using fins with big pockets and/or strap-on adjustability. If it works for them, that is all that counts.[/#0000FF]
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[#0000FF]Having the longer flexible blades of the diving fins makes for less trauma to the calf muscles over a day of fishing. Fewer muscle spasms and crotch cramps. With the longer flex blades there is more propulsion power transferred to the fins, but over a longer range of motion. You go further with less strain.
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