[TheMontashu]

From the owner ciamillo non the less

Subhuman Project: Biomimetic | Ocean | Exploration

 

[DirtMcGirk]

Haven't the Cartels been bringing in coke this way for some time now?

 

[Pete..]

I'm pretty sure they use diesel.

 

[Serial Midget]

I couldn't handle it... tight space and under all that water. I'd freak out fast and do something stupid.

 

[Rip]

I'd give it a go, I just have to remember not to stop pedalling.

 

[jdcamb]

I'm pretty sure they use diesel.

And how would you know that?? Hrmmmm...

 

[golgiaparatus]

I'd be curious to see how that Lunocet fin does against a guy doing a butterfly kick with standard diving fins. I bet the diving fins are more efficient. It didn't look like that guys was moving really well and I know with regular fins I use to be able to rock a 23.x in the 50m.

 

[Serial Midget]

I'd be curious to see how that Lunocet fin does against a guy doing a butterfly kick with standard diving fins. I bet the diving fins are more efficient. It didn't look like that guys was moving really well and I know with regular fins I use to be able to rock a 23.x in the 50m.

Oddly enough... I watched an entire episode of why diving fins are not efficient... there are actually fins designed help people swim like dolphins. They're more rigid mono fins

 

[jdcamb]

Oddly enough... I watched an entire episode of why diving fins are not efficient... there are actually fins designed help people swim like dolphins. They're more rigid mono fins

My brother has a theory about this. It is that a canoe is only efficient as the paddallers can be as a team and equally exert and maintain the same effort over a certain distance and duration. If they can't then well the effort isn't equitable. He maintains that each leg is not equal in strength and efficiency and that if left without a marker most accomplished swimmers will swim circles over a distance because of this.