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Swimming Hand Paddles Set

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X1 Carbon
P2S
H2C
A1
H2S
P1P
H2D Pro
P1S
X1
H2D
X1E
X2D
A2L

.18-.22mm layer, 2-3 walls, 9% infill
.18-.22mm layer, 2-3 walls, 9% infill
Designer
23.3 h
5 plates
5.0(2)

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Description

I recreated these swim hand paddles in CAD so my coach could replace lost/broken originals and keep training without buying a new set. The Instinct are popular for skulling and technique based drills while Freestyler is designed to increase hand resistance for freestyle swimming.
 

This upload includes separated plates for:

  • Finis Instinct Large
  • Finis Instinct Medium
  • Finis Freestyler
  • Finis Freestyler Jr
  • Finis Freestyler Tubing*
     

    Check the Finis Instict and Freetyler size charts for proper fitment

Each object has its own customized slicer settings, so the plate layout is already organized for easier printing.

This is a repair/replacement-focused model set intended for swimmers, makers, and tinkerers who want to print replacement paddles or spare parts for training gear.

 

This is an athlete-made recreation for replacement use and is not an official Finis product.

 

*I recommend purchasing the official Paddle Replacement Tubing from Finis for a much more comfortable fit around the finger. However, printing the tubing in 85A TPU or softer will work in a pinch. Do not print out of a rigid material.

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