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Finis Swim Mirror
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FINIS Swim Mirror
flat polished metal mirror
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$49
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The Finis Revolution Mirror Goggle features silicone tube technology to provide a precise, customized, comfortable fit. One-piece silicone nose bridge and head strap micro-adjust to conform to the exact contour of the swimmer's nose. Silicon lip around eye socket for added comfort and seal. Frame/Lens color options: Clear/Multi Mirror
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Great for training - see what the coaches see. Helps improve swim strokes. Easily placed on bottom of pool. Made of polished aluminum. DIMENSIONS: 45.5" x 28". WEIGHT: 3lbs.
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Swim Mirror #SM3 Easily placed on the bottom of the pool, allowing swimmers to see themselves above the mirror as they swim.
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Watch yourself swim and see what the coaches see. Swim Mirrors provide instant feedback to help improve all four strokes. Swim Mirrors are easily placed on the bottom of the pool and may be removed when practice is complete. Each is designed to be placed end-to-end or in section, allowing swimmers to see themselves as they swim. The mirrors are equipped with corner holes to attach to one another or to hang from a wall for flip turns - enabling swimmers to see their stroke from a head-on-view.
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Unrivaled silicone tube technology features a one-piece tubular strap that extends a complete loop around the goggle lens and nose bridge to form to the exact contour of every swimmers face, creating a custom no leak fit. Lock-in place back clips offer precise adjustment capabilities. Hydrodynamic and low profile frame ideal for racing. Mirror coated lens eliminates sunlight and glare, has UV protection and anti-fog lenses.
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Most swimmers end up with using the finis stealth or swedish style goggles at some point. You really can't beat the price. I've lost more goggles than most people will own in their lives so losing a $5 pair of goggles (or $12 for the mirror) is something I can live with. They're not the most comfortable but they are fast. Visibility/sighting is not the best so I don't like using these on ocean swims where I need to sight buoys or the beach.
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Steve Haufler's creative use of such things as mirrors, noodles and Styrofoam heads has earned him a reputation as one of the best stroke teachers in the world! In his newest video, Haufler shares the secrets in his bag of tricks, which has proven effective for thousands of swimmers from beginner to advanced, age group to Masters.
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