SCUBAPRO Jet Diving Fin with Spring Heel Strap

Used mainly for open water swimming. Never train open water with diving fins; buy these instead because they are forgiving on your feet for longer swims. Important note: they are NOT 100% match if you are wondering. The difference is the strap. This version has a spring covered in fabric as its strap, whereas the 100% match is a rubber strap with metal buckles that you can cinch tight - looks like they are for sale here now. The rubber strap is better, as you can get them a little snugger and they do not fall off easily in swims. I have had these versions pop off on a few occasions

While I loved my RK3’s, they were not helping with my floating feet problem. I didn’t like the idea of ankle weights. These are negatively buoyant and my problem has resolved.The negative is sizing runs small. In the RK3’s and other brands I wear a medium, I had to size up to a large for these.

I recently got the ScubaPro JetFins in size XL, and I love them! I've been diving for over ten years, and these fins are some of the best I've used.Performance:These fins give me great power and control underwater. The vented design makes my kicks strong and efficient, which is perfect for dealing with currents or navigating tight spots.Comfort:They're really comfortable, too. The foot pockets fit nicely without any discomfort, even on long dives. The spring straps help get a perfect fit with different types of boots.Durability:These fins are built to last. They're made from high-quality rubber that holds up well even after many dives. Mine still look and perform like new.Versatility:Whether you're diving for fun or doing technical dives, these fins are great. They're reliable and perform well in different diving conditions.

ScubaPro Jet fins are a must for anyone looking to get that extra thrust. I used mine in drift dives and have no problem when i need to push up stream. These are a powerful and dont take up much room in your dive locker or bag. Will last forever!

Relevant info about me: I'm a 5'5" chubby, but muscular woman in my mid-30s who just started scuba diving. I've got "floaty feet" and it's only made worse by wetsuits and I refuse to wear ankle weights. I wear size 8 3mm Hendersons (US size 8-9 shoes).About the fins: These are water movers. If you don't have a lot of muscle in your calves/legs get a different fin or be prepared to build some muscle. That being said, you'll be kicking WAY more efficiently with these than floppier blade fins. They're very heavy out of water, but don't let that discourage you. Try them in the water. They're negatively buoyant, so perfect if you're like me and positively buoyant fins have you doing somersaults any time you stop moving forward while diving.My only gripe is they could have a squishy heel cushion, and the sizes are weird. In other fins, I easily wear small or medium max, but these I had to return the mediums and order large! I was planning on buying some for my dive buddy, but being a size 14 I'm not sure if the XXL will fit him.

These fins are excellent; the multiple size options and “softer” spring straps are great. I got these to replace a pair of Super Rocket Fins that had started giving me foot cramps and with these I not only got significantly less cramps but also had noticeably more power with the same effort. My only minor complaint is that these are wider then many fins so maneuvering on a boat is tricky. Overall I would definitely recommend these.

The media could not be loaded.  These are very comfortable fins with a lot of power. I have had a pair for at least 10 years and they are still going strong. The foot pocket is limited to a 3 mm bootie. But you can wear a 5 or 7 mm water sock with them. If you get the ones with straps you can probably wear a 5mm bootie with the large. I prefer the spring straps and a 5-7 mm water sock which will take you down into the 50degree range. You can a nice kick going with these.

Ok, so I used to have the black ScubaPro Jet Fins when I was diving in Monterey Bay, California. They were perfect for me in a thick wetsuit with full scuba gear because I was not going anywhere fast and needed to have a fin that could get me from the beach, through kelp beds out to my dive site without killing my legs. These are the same fins, but they are blue rubber and won't leave black streaks in my pool. Problem was the fins come with stainless steel spring heel straps that are best used with heavy dive boots. I dive in the tropics, so no heavy dive boots. Fortunately ScubaPro does offer the old style rubber straps and I installed those easily because they use removable pins. Ideal setup for your tropical scuba kit. Jet Fins are more compact than some of the other new fins out there, so easier to get around on a boat before you tumble overboard.

Habe meine Flossen heute bekommen. Allerdings fällt diese Flosse recht klein aus. Man sollte besser eine Nummer größer nehmen.

Ottimo articolo,ben fatto nei dettagli. Vedremo sulla durata del materiale.

Schuhfach fällt sehr groß aus. Für trocki aber gut geeignet. Straps sind leider nicht passend gewesen. Musste größere bestellen. An Sonsten super Vortrieb und bequem zu tauchen.