• How to use the new FINIS Axis Buoy (Video)

    The Axis Buoy can be used as a traditional buoy, which isolates the legs and utilizes the core and upper body muscles, but it also can be used as an ankle float.

  • FINIS Releases The Instinct Paddle

    FINIS, a world leader in technical swimming products announces the release of the Instinct Paddle. The Instinct is modeled after the popular FINIS…

  • Jason Dunford signs with FINIS through Rio 2016

    “I am excited to be extending my partnership with FINIS as I continue training on the road to my third Olympics in Rio,” says Dunford.

  • FINIS Fit February Delivers Free Workouts Every day for the Entire Month

    A free workout will be offered once a day at FINISinc.com/Fit-Feb or on the FINIS Swimming Facebook page throughout the month of February. (Featured Image: Anthony Ervin uses the FINIS Dryland Chord.)

  • FINIS Sponsors Ironman World Champion Frederik van Lierde

    Van Lierde has had an extremely successful past few years on the international triathlon circuit, claiming podium finishes in a handful of events. He became the European champion in the 2007 Long Distance Triathlon, which began his ascension to the top of the sport.

  • FINIS Lands New Zealand Open Water Swim Star Kane Radford

    Radford is arguably one of the most exciting young swimmers to watch race in the sport of open water. He was selected for the Men’s 10k in the 2012 Olympics but did not meet the qualification standards of his federation to be sent to the Games.

  • FINIS Reaches Under The Sea To Raise Awareness

    FINIS, a world leader in technical swimming products announces the addition of two new brand ambassadors, Mermaid Kariel and Hannah Mermaid. Hannah and Kariel are joining the FINIS team to grow brand awareness through their fitness training, natural resource conservation, and underwater photography efforts.

  • What are the Advantages of Strapless Paddles

    The paddle is nothing new to the swimming community. You can find a pair in just about every size and shape imaginable if you take the time to shop around. So what makes a paddle good and what makes a paddle bad?