do bio fuse fins float
875933
They do not float. That said, I love the fins for swimming laps. Its my second pair
875934
NO! They will sink like a brick! Awesome and excellent for fitness/strength training ONLY! They are heavy and stiff.
2150549
They are like "gummie bears"...so try it out with gummie bears and if they float, these will. I bought them, but didn't float them. They are very light...I would think so.
1201285
If you look at the pedestal (the bottom part of the rack), it has a slot in it. That is where the fin inserts and where the weight of the board is supported. This product might work without a fin, but it would depend on what kind of tail the board had. Probably a pin tail or a diamond tail would work best. Then, the apex of the tail might sit down in the slot. However, the product probably wouldn't work so well for swallowtails or thrusters.
2022037
Yes, but due to all of the channels for bubbles of air to be trapped, they will float. You can force the bubbles out by shaking them under water, but they stop floating eventually anyway.
2069597
Yes. They float. But when placed into a confined space they did fill the area no problem.
454020
The Aquaskipper itself will float. If any time you are in the water and tired, you can rest by holding onto the vertical frame.
1561862
The water pearls themselves do NOT float. However, if you put enough of the water pearls in a container of water anything placed on top of them would give the appearance of floating in the water. Kind of like setting something down on an invisible shelf.
1561860
Yes they do float but they are not to noticeable in clear water,but if U color the water you good to go.
584487
I personally would not. There is not back to adjust the tightness of the fins. For comfort reasons i wouldn't. I think they make socks which are like boots in material just, a sock in a sense.
2225011
Float as in water? No the charger and flashlight connect magnetically. The magnet end of the cord is too heavy to float.
743963
Hello,I bought them last year and used them couple of times and yes they do float.haven't had a problem with them either.thumbs up.
87451
This is a floating device! I would get the life proof case that is what we have and it works well in the pool
36227
note sure what you're asking. BUT ....we used floating ones for a long time with our 5 bettas. Specially it's handy when Betta takes its time to eat or can't see clearly. Sinking ones ....they are not that great in my opinion. They go down way too fast causing their habitat become dirty and contaminated. Floating is the way to go in our opinion. We had Bettas for 3 years ....
271754
Most, if not all float tubers use fins to propel the tube on the water. The fins I use are designed to go over my wader boots. I guess you could use a paddle. I've seen some attachments on a long shaft with a small propellers that you could attach to a battery operated drill. (Google that) There are float tubes that have small motors too. But with this float tube? Fins work for me.
143764
Well, in the fresh water pool where I use them they do. If you are in cold enough water for booties i would just try a garage sale pair of old Jet Fins.
1557173
Mine have not floated or taken in any weather so far..If you have the ones I have, good luck Mine came in a twenty pak and look bigger than this pic....
2279100
Comfort mostly if you plan on wearing the fins for more than a few minutes. It also gives you a snug fit otherwise the fins can move a bit when you swim. Also great if the fins are a little big it helps you to fit better.