1. Paddle Fins: Paddle Fins have a standard design, are produced in large quantities, and are usually very affordable. They allow you to recognize and identify your kicking style. If you think your kick is not as strong as it could be, then choosing split flippers will allow you to move better underwater while using less energy.
2. Split Fins: Split Fins have a split in the middle of the flap and work like an airplane wing. Instead of pushing back on the water to propel you forward, these flippers use the lift created by the water flowing through the split to propel you through the water. This makes kicking with split flippers very easy for beginners.
3. Rubber flippers: Rubber flippers are soft, bouncy and self-weighted, allowing your feet to dive naturally into the water and helping to keep your body stable. It is recommended for beginners and underwater photographers.
4. Plastic flippers: plastic flippers are lightweight and have a sense of design, color rendering, strong sense of design, color changes, lightweight and easy to carry, relatively inexpensive. It is suitable for divers who have certain diving experience and good skills.
5. Long flippers made of TPE+PP: These flippers are suitable for tourists who intend to have a diving experience at the beach as an entry-level equipment. The streamlined palm frame can concentrate the pressure of the water current and bring stronger stability; the non-slip sole guarantees safety when walking on land.
Summarizing the above information, split flippers and rubber flippers are the more recommended choices for beginner divers as they are easy to use, save effort and do not require a high level of skill.
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