FINIS Unisex's Agility Paddle Floating XS, Yellow

Product has been easy to get used to. Forcing accurate technique as there is no strap.

Very straightforward to use, not messing around with straps. Only criticism is that the thumb holes tend to dig into the thumbs if you use them for longer intervals (400 m plus).

bought this for my daughter, it's good to improve her high elbow catch front crawl

I had been using a cheaper alternative for a little while. The paddles I had were the kind with rubber straps that took a while to get onto your hands. After starting swimming lessons with a local swim group, it became apparent that my paddles would not do as it was taking too long to get them on and thereby holding up the group.These paddles came recommended. I was a little concerned that they would come of my hands too easy but I needn’t have worried. The sizing guide is spot on and the water pressure keeps the paddles in place. It also ensures that you are using your stroke correctly.A great product. They may seem pricey for what they are but they are a quality item. Get it right the 1st time and make these the 1st pair you buy..

Im really enjoying getting used to these. Takes abit of getting used to, but they definitely help with my form. I've definitely felt it more after the swim. My back and shoulders especially feel like they are getting a more focused workout.

Recommended to me by my swimming teacher. Very comfortable and easy to use. Really helped with my swimming. This version floats whereas apparently the original ones didn't.

Really pleased with these - great for stroke feedback and strength workout

Got these to work on a few specific parts of my stroke. They do a good job at what they say they do.I’m a fairly big guy and Medium fits me pretty well, if anything I’d go for a small over a large.They help to get your stroke right because they do fall off if you do it wrong - the marketing is correct.I find them pretty good for all 4 strokes. Of course free and back are quite easy in comparison to fly(as with all paddles). Breast is more or less ok, I feel it’s the easiest to naturally get your hands right in the first place personally.I do have to grip them fairly tight with my thumb when out of the water for the recorder part of the stroke otherwise they’ll fall off(not when they’re supposed to).