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PF2 POD Swim Fins - Progression Fins for Power, Support and Control

The PF2 POD Swim Fins are designed as a progression model for swimmers, bodysurfers, bodyboarders, and knee board riders who require more drive and directional control than entry-level fins, while maintaining comfort during extended sessions.

Compared to the PF1, the PF2 introduces additional structural support and controlled thrust through its blade geometry and sole configuration. This allows riders to generate stronger propulsion with greater stability when wave riding, paddling into position, or performing short, powerful kick cycles.

The PF2 remains comfortable for swimming and open-water use, but its design intent shifts toward enhanced thrust, wave-holding stability, and controlled power delivery. This makes it well-suited for users progressing beyond basic training or seeking more authority in moving water.

Manufactured from premium natural Malaysian rubber, the PF2 offers durability, buoyancy, and consistent flex. The PF2 is heavier and more supportive than the PF1, providing increased feedback and response under load while remaining forgiving enough for longer sessions.

In collaboration with our rubber factory, POD was the first to introduce variegated colour straps and rails. Inspired by ocean life, each pair features unique colour variation, ensuring no two sets are the same.

POD PF2 Boost Swim Fin Features

• Manufactured from high-quality, natural, buoyant Malaysian rubber
• Sole ramp-up design to reduce unnecessary toe movement and improve comfort
• Enhanced upward and downward thrust compared to PF1
• Ergonomic soft rubber foot pocket and strap for secure fit
• Tread Rails® add structural strength and durability.
• Splay Rails® combined with a symmetric Chisel Blade® for balanced yet more powerful propulsion.
• Vertical rails improve wave-holding stability and directional control.
• Drainage design allows rapid release of water and sand from the foot pocket.
• Sic Cut® profile delivers a lightweight yet robust structure under load.

Where PF2 Fits in the PF Series

• Swimming and Open Water: For swimmers wanting more drive and feedback than PF1 during fitness or ocean sessions
• Bodysurfing and Bodyboarding: Increased thrust and wave control without the anatomical complexity of PF3
• Knee Boarding: Short, powerful propulsion where the board provides primary lift and fins provide acceleration
• Rescue, Lifesaving and Ocean Photography: Reliable power delivery and durability under repeated load

The Mark of Quality - Natural Rubber Factory Finish

PF2 POD Swim Fins are produced using premium natural Malaysian rubber. You may notice a light white powder or waxy residue on arrival. This is a natural mould release agent used during manufacturing and is a sign of unused, factory-fresh rubber.

Note on Colour: This residue is more visible on darker rubber due to contrast.

To remove: Wash with hot water before first use.

PF2 Swim Fin Sizing

Step 1 - Foot Length and Width

• Small: 6-7 - Length 23 cm, Width 8.5 cm
• Small/Medium: 7-8 - Length 24 cm, Width 9 cm
• Medium: 8-9 - Length 25 cm, Width 9.5 cm
• Medium/Large: 9-10 - Length 26 cm, Width 10 cm
• Large: 10-11 - Length 27 cm, Width 10.5 cm
• Extra Large: 11-12 - Length 27 cm, Width 11 cm
• Measurements are maximum sizes before stretch.
• Natural rubber stretch allowance up to 5 mm

Step 2 - Ankle Strap Width

• Small: 8.2 cm
• Small/Medium: 8.7 cm
• Medium: 9.3 cm
• Medium/Large: 9.5 cm
• Large: 10 cm
• Extra Large: 10.5 cm
• Measurements are before stretch.
• Strap stretch allowance of 10-15 mm for secure fit

Shoe Size and Swim Fin Fit

Shoe size should not be used as a primary guide when selecting swim fins. Rubber fins rely on stretch and structure rather than lacing or adjustment.

Please refer to the PF2 size chart or use the POD Fit Finder to determine the correct fit for comfort first, followed by propulsion and control.

Care and Use Advice

POD rubber swim fins are designed for swimming, bodysurfing, bodyboarding, knee boarding, lifesaving, and ocean use. They are not designed for forward walking or running.

We recommend a common-sense approach, such as walking backwards when wearing fins, to preserve structure and extend product life.