How do you choose your monofin?

History of the Monofin

The monofin is an aquatic swimming technique that allows you to swim like a dolphin. The monofin itself is a long, thin blade that attaches to the bottom of the foot and extends beyond the toes. Here is our collection of monofins.

This technique was first developed by water ski champion Patrice Martin. He was looking for a way to imitate the dolphin propulsion and found it in this form of swimming.

It has since been adopted by competitive swimmers as well as recreational swimmers who enjoy aquatic activities such as diving, snorkeling, surfing, or simply swimming leisurely in their backyard pool.

Swimming with a Monofin

Swimming with a monofin is a technique where you use a monofin to swim underwater. It is similar to the dolphin wave, but instead of using your hands, you use your feet.

The monofin is an aquatic device used to propel you through the water in different ways. They are typically made from composite materials and consist of three parts: the blade, the foot pocket, and the foot strap.

Monofins are used for aquatic swimming and the dolphin wave.

It is a type of artificial fin used for swimming underwater.

A monofin is a type of artificial fin used by aquatic swimmers. It is designed to provide the swimmer with additional propulsion and stability, as well as the ability to perform the dolphin swim. Monofins come in a variety of sizes and shapes, but they all have an upper surface that attaches to the feet and a lower surface that attaches to the ankles or calves. The upper surface of the monofin can be made from rubber, silicone, or plastic materials. The lower surface can also be made from rubber, silicone, or plastic materials.

A monofin can also be referred to as a flipper.