I have a dozen sets of fins hanging up in my barn --all of them now unused since I switched to the APS Mantaray fins.
APS Mantaray Dive Fins
Jeff
APS Mantaray Dive Fins
Jeff
Poll: What fins do you use?
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Apollo Bio-Fins for most of my diving, Aqualung Blades I for travel due to lighter weight.
Cressi Frogs. I did try Dacor Tiger fins for a while but went back to the Frogs as I prefer its solid and heavy design for stability.
For teaching O/W class I use Slingshots
For the Sheriff's Dive Team new style rockets
For Drysuit either Super Force fins,Force fins or Slingshots
All have either bungi straps or spring straps.
For the Sheriff's Dive Team new style rockets
For Drysuit either Super Force fins,Force fins or Slingshots
All have either bungi straps or spring straps.
Dude, poll closed already? Oh, well, at least I was busy diving/teaching.
Cressi Sub Rondine Gamma
Don't even know how old they are, maybe 25 years. Solid, stiff, vented, a bit narrower and a deal longer than Jetfins. Heavy. Added spring straps a few years back. Don't think I'll ever wear them out. Hope not. No longer made. And I'm quite emotionally attached to them.
-Bryan
Cressi Sub Rondine Gamma
Don't even know how old they are, maybe 25 years. Solid, stiff, vented, a bit narrower and a deal longer than Jetfins. Heavy. Added spring straps a few years back. Don't think I'll ever wear them out. Hope not. No longer made. And I'm quite emotionally attached to them.
-Bryan
devilkitty
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Tusa SF-5x, wet and dry (sometimes it pays to have small feet).
Originally picked them up for travel and wrecks as they are a little shorter than the Tri-Ex I was diving at the time, then discovered that they move me just as well -- if not better -- for less effort expended.
I went out and bought a second pair to go with my drysuit.
Originally picked them up for travel and wrecks as they are a little shorter than the Tri-Ex I was diving at the time, then discovered that they move me just as well -- if not better -- for less effort expended.
I went out and bought a second pair to go with my drysuit.
OP
Eric Sedletzky
Contributor
The poll results:
Out of 131 votes:
Paddle fin users total = 96
Of those, 39 using Jet fins
Split fin users total = 29
Of those, 11 using Apollo Bio fins
Force fin users total = 6
(I placed Force fins into a separate category because I didn't know which group they belonged in)
How many members on SB? Something like over 100,000 if I'm thinking right, and
SB is a very small cross section of the entire global diving population.
So basically this poll means absolutely nothing except to maybe tell us what the most fanatical and vocal SB users use.
Out of 131 votes:
Paddle fin users total = 96
Of those, 39 using Jet fins
Split fin users total = 29
Of those, 11 using Apollo Bio fins
Force fin users total = 6
(I placed Force fins into a separate category because I didn't know which group they belonged in)
How many members on SB? Something like over 100,000 if I'm thinking right, and
SB is a very small cross section of the entire global diving population.
So basically this poll means absolutely nothing except to maybe tell us what the most fanatical and vocal SB users use.
schu1842
Contributor
I love my Twin Jets!!!!!
fire_diver
Contributor
Your poll was WAY too short.
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