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"Seabike says the prop turns slowly enough that you can safely use it at the local pool" Felt a bit iffy about this claim. But looking at the research it seems
by tokai 2y ago
"Seabike says the prop turns slowly enough that you can safely use it at the local pool"
Felt a bit iffy about this claim. But looking at the research it seems cadence lowers normally when cycling under water.[0] Fun device. I wonder which pedals would be best for barefoot riding(?). Maybe those strapped ones fix riders like to use.
[0] https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/23706 https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/23706
- Rinzler89 2y agoYeah I wouldn't want to get hit in the face by those props at the pool. Accidents can always happen.
- xarope 2y agoGood luck, many pools already ban fins (unless it's part of a training school, in which case the lanes are marked as such) due to risk potential. Secondly, I could see this being used recreationally in the ocean, but in the local pool?!?