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Arrives
Jun 13 – Jun 18
Size: Small
Features
- Strapless design fits the natural contour of the hand and teaches you to apply positive pressure throughout your stroke.
- If you do not maintain a proper stroke, the paddle will let you know by shifting or falling off.
- USA Patented. Guaranteed to bringing awareness to stroke imperfections after just 1 lap.
- Versatile tool for all four swim strokes: butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle.
- Low-impact, will allow you to build muscle safely.
Description
The Agility Paddles are designed to provide swimmers with instant stroke feedback – even after just 1 lap! The strapless design fits the natural contour of the hand and teaches you to apply positive pressure throughout your stroke. If you do not maintain a proper stroke, the paddle will let you know by shifting or falling off. This simple paddle will keep you conscious of your technique, build strength and heighten your feel for the water.
Color: Yellow
Brand: FINIS
Material: Plastic
Sport: Swimming
Fit Type: Regular
Manufacturer: Finis, Inc.
UPC: 616323202245
Age Range Description: Adult
Global Trade Identification Number: 45
Brand Name: FINIS
Sport Type: Swimming
Fit Type: Regular
Apparel Closure Type: Pull-On
Material Type: Plastic
Color: Yellow
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Jun 13 – Jun 18
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Size: Small
I LOVE these paddles. I am a USMS swimmer training anywhere between 10K and 40K meters per week (depending on my race schedule) and these are hands down my favorite paddles. I've used strokemaster paddles for years, but during recent high mileage weeks found that they were starting to put a lot of stress on my shoulders if I used them for drill and pull sets. These Finis paddles are much closer to the size of my hand and provide just enough additional resistance that I can feel the difference in a pull set, but don't add too much resistance. Compared to my yellow-size strokemaster paddles, the small size in the Finis Agility paddle is only about 1/3 to 1/2 of the resistance. I also like that these are only held on at the thumb. I find them much more comfortable for my hand position over the rubber tubing loop style paddles. I have found one of the main selling points, that the thumb-only attachment requires you to put continuous positive pressure on the paddle throughout your stroke to prevent it from falling off (thereby encouraging proper stroke technique), to be a bit oversold. Most swimmers who are competent enough to incorporate paddles into their workout already have a pretty good continuous pull. Even if you still have a bit of planar break/S style pull through, I don't think you're going to get any special feedback from this paddle. You'd have to have a pretty wobbly pull to actually lose this paddle mid-stroke. Keep your strokemaster paddles for drill sets and use this paddle for lower resistance, improved catch feedback pull sets, especially if you're in an upswing in your training regime....just don't expect it to give you any magical technique feedback if you've already got a reasonably good stroke.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2016 by Shannon
The key is that your catch/pull technique has to be spot on for it to stay with your hand. My technique is nowhere near good, but I was able to use it for awhile. My dad's technique is far better, and I observed that it stayed on his hands during multiple laps. He has been using a set of strapped paddles from the 1970s, but after using the Agility paddles he even acknowledges that they are better. I tried his strapped paddles and it was cumbersome and uncomfortable. The Agility paddles really help you focus on technique and work your arms/shoulders. Overall: 5/5 stars, inexpensive and easy to use - far better than strapped paddles. It is really a better product for advanced swimmers, as it requires good technique.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2014 by Chaz Turbino
Size: Small
I prefer this although I have Arena too.
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024 by Tamas Szili-Torok
These things are pretty good but they do run large. They don't take up much room in the gym bag since they 'stack' crudely on top one another. They make you move a bit faster but make you tired much faster. That's perfect for me because I am trying to get in a short swim workout over my lunch break. Durability seems pretty good. I have hung on to pool gutters with them on and no cracking, etc. has occurred. CONS I have large hands and can palm a basketball so I got size Large. Size Large is too big -- I should have bought size Medium. The only downside of being a little large is there is a little slop for your hand to slide around in...not a big problem and you do get a bigger surface.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2014 by TVG
Size: Small
These paddles are great for working on stroke technique. I've tried several other types of paddles over the years and the Finis are by far my favorites. Because they don't have straps, they're much quicker and easier to get on and off, making it simple to alternate repeats of swimming with them and swimming without them. This is a very effective way to help gain that "feel for the water". Also, the fact that they don't have straps means you have to pull correctly so they stay on your hands. With other paddles you can "cheat" a little and the straps keep the paddles on your hands. My advice is to make sure you don't get them too large. I first tried the mediums and they were too big for my hands and were difficult to use effectively. I am a female with small / medium hands and the small paddles fit perfectly.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2014 by jcp
Size: Small
I love these. I've tried several other paddles and these are by FAR the best! I've had trigger finger surgery on my right middle finger and the paddles that have a strap for that finger really hurt! Others were too big and hard to swim with. These are perfect. And, they really help me keep my stroke form! And if I don't, the paddles will tell me! I followed the sizing measurements and got the right pair the first time. Tip: If you struggle with stroke form, swim 50 with these, then 50 without, and repeat! I do a few of these almost every swim session.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2020 by hildynyc
I love this paddle. I have a medium-sized hand with a circumference between 8.3 inches and 8.7 inches (depending on where I measure it). So I ordered the large size (> 8 inches). It turns out to be too big. I have about three quarter inch gap between my hand edge and the paddle edge. But once in the water, I don’t feel any looseness because the water pressure keeps it in place. So for anyone who is debating between medium and large. Don’t worry, either will work. (the paddle is one rigid piece). My first experience in water with this paddle is positive. No need to adjust any of my form. It works smoothly instantly (maybe I do already have a good form :)). The paddle forces you to follow a trajectory: your hand should always be in line with the forward direction. The only awkward thing is: if you are an open turner like me (don’t know how to flip), with the paddle on, it is hard to make the turn. There are two options, either touching the wall by the back of your hand or your feet. I prefer the first option because the second one will stop my momentum completely.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2015 by Fenghua Wen