Diving Fins, Powerful Efficient Open Heel Scuba Diving Fins, Flippers for Snorkeling and Freediving with Adjustable Buckles

I have used these fins on 25+ SCUBA dives - they have held up well, and I like the heel strap release on both sides that makes removal easy at the end of a dive. I will probably upgrade to higher end Tec diving fins soon, but for the price these are hard to beat. Note: they are open heel, and must be used with a neoprene shoe.

Excellent, comfortable fins for a young diver. These are great fins that are powerful enough for a dive in modest current but won’t overwhelm a new or younger / smaller diver. Bought for my 14-year old’s check-out dives and they were perfect.

As several other reviewers have noted, the foot box on these fins is quite large, so unless you have huge feet, you'll need to wear diving booties or thick neoprene socks to keep them on your feet comfortably.The overall length of these fins is approximately the same as my name brand dive fins, but they're quite a bit more flexible. This may suit some people, but my preference would be to have them a bit stiffer for scuba diving. I haven't had a chance to use them for snorkeling, and the flexibility may be better suited for that.The straps are easy to adjust and as comfortable as my name brand fins.I actually like the overall look and style of these fins. This is, of course, entirely subjective and based on personal preference.Bottom line: they're not, in my opinion, quite as good of quality as my name brand fins.... but they're also about a quarter of the price of the name brand ones I'm comparing them to, so all-in-all I think these are a pretty good deal.

Cruise that included stop in Roataan, Honduras. I needed fins, and these fins were perfect for the 2 tank dive. Provided power during the dive, and the fit was perfect.

As others have noted, you MUST wear dive boots with these fins. As a scuba diver, this is no big deal but for snorkeling this could be a deal breaker.Otherwise they are well made with reasonable stiffness. They aren't overly flexible but they aren't stiff as a board like some scuba fins. If you like a medium stiffness fin and are willing to wear boots, these are for you.

I purchased two sets of these before Our vacation in the DR, they fit well and didn't slip off, we also used and enjoyed the included mesh bags. Last par of fin's we will every need, Thanks.

Tried them on with a swim shoe, and they fit perfectly. Easy to tighten straps once you are in the fin, and easy one button strap release which makes it easy to remove fin. This is especially nice when you need to climb a ladder onto a boat. The fin design appears to generate a fair amount of thrust. Fits easily in my rolling duffel bag.

This is kinda of embarrassing for me. I bought these in preparation for a future snorkeling trip. I snorkeled regularly about, 15 years ago, so having larger fins was not a fear for me. I put these on and tried to swim with them and they are long. I needed to exert more energy to get the push-off that I needed. I am an older man with a hip replacement and I found that these were just a lot for me. This is not the fault of the fins. Overall the fins were comfortable. The buckles are well-made and make it easy to detach. the rubber felt well made so that it would not rip off. Overall, well made for an experienced swimmer.