Turbo Thruster Fins

I hope this review helps you in your shopping. I always depend on them before I buy. I bought these to use in a float tube for fishing. They were larger than I expected, but I decided to give them a try. I am 65 and my little bird legs balked at them at first. But they turned out to be great. I can wear them over stocking foot waders or small tennis shoes. And these things really propel. I had my wife take me a mile up a river and let me out. I had to kick my way for that mile and then another half mile against a quartering wind to get back to our campsite. I have a bad knee and was truly worried about how I would feel the next day. I can't really describe the excitement I felt that next morning. My calves were a little sore from not getting much exercise. And I could feel tightness in my thighs. And best of all, I could feel some tightness in my abs. You may not like the sound of all that, but it was heaven to me. I am a doctor and don't get much exercise. I can't jog because of my knee. These did not stress my knee at all. I have found a way to exercise calves, thighs and abs while having the fun of paddling around the lake and fishing. A great product.

Look brand new. Excellent fins. I have a pair and they last for years!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

I've used this style of fin for many many years. Great fins, great control, turn on a dime, all is good EXCEPT the rubber toe pocket is a bit tight for most wading boots, which has led to many foot cramps out on the water. Maybe that's just my junk feet. I dunno.

Love these fins with my float tube I ferry all around the lakes.

I have float tubed for over three decades and the classic fins are the best. They have great thrust and are easy to put on your float tube boots. The price is reasonable. They last a long time . What more could you ask for?

These are a great addition to your float tube. Easy to adjust and slip on. I've had this "turbo" style from another brand that lasted 13 years. These are the exact same thing, just a different brand name. The brand is well known and seems to be built just as good. Used once so far and they work great. Look forward to future trips with them!

I have been using a pair of these for several years now. The only issue is that are a larger heavier pair of fins. But I guess the trade off is that work well. I am a size 11 and in cold weather I wear as many as two pairs of socks, one being very heavy carhartt socks, 3mm neoprene waders with feet booties, then a pair of 3mm neoprene water booties with hard soles and I can slip these fins on with ease. They are very easy to slip on and off. You never have to unclip the strap buckles, just use the quick releases to looses then, pull the rear heel strap off your heel and remove foot. Do the opposite when putting on. These have been durable and give me very good control out on the water. I fish every week as much as possible between ice out until next freeze. I have used these a ton. I never review products until I'm sure they can withstand my demands. These have.

There isn't any chance on god's green earth you will get these over wading boots. I tried them with my flats boots and and found my foot was less than 1/2 way in the fin cup. Don't be fooled these are swim fins repurposed as float tube fins. They are not designed for the purpose stated. I'm sure they would work great bare footed, or just with your stocking foot waders, but I'm not interested in subjecting my wader booties to the stress of kicking around in these fins for a day. I'd give them one star for the purpose they are intended for but they are well made so they get 3 stars I have decided to keep these and give them a whril around the pond. I put my neoprene wet socks over my wader booties to protect my stocking foot waders. I'm going to get a pair of over sized Crocks for transitioning from truck to shore. More updates on performance in the future. Star rating is un-changed as no way your fitting these over wading boots or boot foot waders might fit over a pair of Chuck Taylor's and socks for warm water fishing.