Collection: Scuba Fins

Fins: Essential for Diving, Snorkeling, and Swimming

Fins are crucial for diving, snorkeling, and swimming, providing added propulsion to move efficiently through the water. Various types are available, each suited to different activities.

Types of Fins:

Swimming Fins: Short and made from rubber, these fins enhance propulsion and are commonly used to intensify workouts by increasing heart rate.

Snorkeling Fins: Slightly shorter and lighter than scuba fins, designed for surface swimming. Their lightweight design reduces fatigue but makes them less suitable for SCUBA diving.

Freediving Fins: Long fins designed for maximum propulsion with fewer kicks, helping freedivers cover more distance on a single breath.

Scuba Diving Fins: Longer and heavier than snorkeling fins, scuba fins provide better control and power underwater. Blade fins offer more propulsion, while split fins reduce resistance for easier kicks.

Open Heel vs. Full Foot Fins
Open heel fins, worn with wetsuit boots, offer thermal protection, foot safety, and adjustable fit, making them ideal for SCUBA diving. Full foot fins are lightweight and suited for warm waters, though they can be paired with neoprene socks for cooler conditions.