Arena Power Fin - Black

Use your UK shoe size as a starting point and match it to the size table above. EU, US, and AUS equivalents are also provided. If you fall between sizes, speak to a member of staff at Allens — getting the right fit is important for comfort and performance. Fins that are too tight can cause discomfort, while fins that are too loose will reduce propulsion.

The Arena Powerfin features a world-exclusive aqua sole design with a channel for superior propulsion and better grip — a design not found on other fins in the Arena range. The diamond shape increases stroke power, and the 100% silicone construction is designed to prevent blisters. Unlike the Powerfin Pro, the Powerfin is suited to swimmers of all abilities rather than being specifically targeted at competitive swimmers.

The Arena Powerfin is well suited to kick sets, full-stroke speed sets, and general conditioning work. The diamond shape and aqua sole design generate strong propulsion, making them effective for building leg strength and cardiovascular fitness. They can also be used alongside pull sets to help the upper body adapt to higher swimming speeds — a useful all-round training tool for swimmers at any level.

Yes. The Arena Powerfin is designed for swimmers of all abilities, making it a suitable choice for beginners through to competitive swimmers. If you are new to training with fins, introduce them gradually — start with short sets (4×50m is a good starting point) and build volume as your legs and ankles adapt to the increased resistance.

The Arena Powerfin features a world-exclusive aqua sole with a channel running through it. This channel creates superior propulsion during the kick by directing water flow efficiently, while also providing better grip on pool surrounds. It is a unique feature of the Powerfin not found on other fins, and contributes to its effectiveness for both strength and speed training.

Yes. The Arena Powerfin can be used for front crawl, backstroke, and butterfly kick sets. The diamond shape and aqua sole generate strong propulsion across all kick styles. For breaststroke, fins are generally not appropriate due to the different kick action. Contact our team if you need advice on the best fin for a specific stroke or training goal.

Rinse the fins thoroughly in cold fresh water after every session to remove chlorine and salt. Allow to dry naturally away from direct sunlight. Store flat in a cool, dry place away from sharp objects — do not fold or crease the blade. Avoid walking on rough surfaces such as pool surrounds or concrete, which can wear down the silicone aqua sole over time.

The Powerfin is an all-abilities fin with an aqua sole design for propulsion and grip, suited to swimmers from beginners upwards. The Powerfin Pro is a competition-focused short blade fin with an open heel and inclined blade designed specifically for high-frequency kick training and underwater phase development. If you are a competitive swimmer focused on kick speed and underwater breakouts, the Powerfin Pro may be the better choice. Speak to our team at Allens if you would like help comparing the two.