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The new TUSA Xentra is engineered to elevate every moment underwater. Featuring an innovative channel effect design, it delivers powerful, efficient propulsion with each kick while maintaining a smooth, natural feel. The blade responds seamlessly to your movement, converting effort into forward drive with impressive control and consistency. Whether you're exploring reefs or charting new underwater adventures, the Xentra brings together comfort, power, and refined performance in one sleek, hydrodynamic design.
As you kick, the flexible blade arches naturally to form a spoon shape that channels water directly behind you. Strong side keels and a grooved blade guide water flow, while the central plate drives it straight back for maximum forward thrust. The special keel design prevents folding under pressure, reducing energy loss mid-kick and minimizing drag.
The Xentra fin is built for comfort, control, and effortless movement dive after dive.
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