In the November 2007 issue of Popular Mechanics, Erik Sofge writes about the Pentagon's PowerSwim for military applications. More powerful than a blueseventy pointZero 3, faster than a Speedo LZR, able to go underwater where no swimmer has gone before, the dolphin-like PowerSwim device has its advantages and disadvantages, but it would be a really cool device in the open water.
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Power Swimming In The Open Water
In the November 2007 issue of Popular Mechanics, Erik Sofge writes about the Pentagon's PowerSwim for military applications. More powerful than a blueseventy pointZero 3, faster than a Speedo LZR, able to go underwater where no swimmer has gone before, the dolphin-like PowerSwim device has its advantages and disadvantages, but it would be a really cool device in the open water.
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