Swim Charge Fins (Subnautica)

This article is about the Swim Charge Fins. You may be looking for the Fins or the Ultra Glide Fins.

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Swim speed reduction in m/s (stacks with each other)

	Reinforced Dive Suit	Ultra High Capacity Tank	Standard O₂ Tank	Lightweight High Capacity Tank
In inventory	NIL	-1.21	-0.81	-0.21
In paperdoll	-0.95	-0.61	-0.4	-0.1

Numbers appear to be rounded to 2 decimal units. Swim speed has a lower limit of 1.90 m/s.

For instance, wearing a Reinforced Dive Suit, with a Ultra High Capacity Tank in the paperdoll and one Standard O_₂ tank in inventory would give a speed of:

4.75 - 0.95 - 0.61 - 0.8 = 2.39 m/s (Therefore, Swim Charge Fins will work)

However, adding two more Plasteel Tanks to the inventory will bring the swim speed to below 2.0 m/s, thus preventing charging.

Swim Charge Fins do not work inside an Alien Containment, despite a much higher swim speed while inside one.

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Gallery

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  Swim Charge Fins on the seabed

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  Swim Charge Fins upgrade in construction

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  Swim Charge Fins sparkle when they are charged

Trivia

• When something is charging, the Swim Charge Fins whirr softly.
• Using a Seaglide with the Swim Charge Fins equiped will slowly charge the Seaglide; resulting in a net energy gain. This breaks the First Law of Thermodynamics where energy can neither be created nor destroyed.