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List Price : $49.99 Price : $38.90
List Price : $49.99 Price : $38.90
Product Description
Great fins for warm water snorkeling or Scuba! Oceanic's V-Flex strap fins that require NO boots, Sturdy side rails to channel the water & pre-bent design for a natural kick, Soft foot pocket with easy to adjust strap, | Size Chart XS/MD - Mens 6-9 & Ladies 7-9.5 or MD/XL - Mens 9-11 & Ladies 9.5-12
- Flexible center channel accelerates water over the blade for improved efficiency
- Reduces the stress on a diver's leg while accelerating the water over the blade
- Great flexibility, long-lasting, light-weight and wear-resistant
- Quick release, quick-adjust buckle makes adjusting a snap
- Oversized blade produces increased thrust
Oceanic V-Flex Snorkeling Fins, Pink, Medium/X-Large Reviews
Oceanic V-Flex Snorkeling Fins, Pink, Medium/X-Large Reviews
| 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful  great fin for the money, This review is from: Oceanic V-Flex Snorkeling Fins (Misc.) I was searching for a lightweight, inexpensive fin that I could travel with. I also looked at the Cressi Palau open-heel fin. I have not had the chance to use it yet, but I feel the Oceanic is a superior fin and definitely worth the extra 10-15 dollars. The construction is quite sturdy with a more robust strap and buckle system. It also features a quick-release buckle. The blade is stronger and stiffer than the Cressi that should allow for greater power and enable easier free-diving. I wear a size 10 and the M/XL fin fits very well. Unfortunately, this fin is NOT designed for use with dive booties. At the very most, a thin neoprene sock could be worn, but nothing with a sole. 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful  OK for snorkling, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Oceanic V-Flex Snorkeling Fins (Misc.) These are made of the hard plastic and not flexible rubber. The first dive I used them on the straps kept slipping off of my heel. When I got back on the boat, I tightened them, but the next dive, one of them slipped off again! Then later in the dive, the other side slipped off. I'm sure these would be good for shallow snorkling in calm water, but they are definitely not scuba dive capable. They are also very short and force you to paddle more often with more forceful kicks than fins that are longer and rubberized. 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful Great Fin for Travel and Snorkeling, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Oceanic V-Flex Snorkeling Fins (Misc.) My husband and I love to travel and snorkel...we do not like to rent the equipment. So, we went in search of great snorkeling fins that would be easy to travel with. I purchased the Oceanic, and my husband purchased the Cressi Palau. We are both happy with our purchase. The oceanic has superior straps, but the Cressi has a much softer foot pocket and better draining. The Oceanic is much more stiff compared to the Cressi Palau...not that this is a bad thing. I felt that it gave me more power to keep up with my husband.These fins fit very well in a suitcase for international travel and are very lightweight. The Oceanic fins seemed to float well which was nice when putting them on...rather than instantly sinking. The sizing chart is a bit off. I wear a size 10 women's tennis shoe, so I ordered the M/XL (because I didn't want my foot hanging off the back of the smaller version) and had to return it for the SM/MED. The SM/MED fits well...but I wouldn't... Read more |
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