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Not everyone who reads SB is looking to learn how best to use their new snorkel. Some are here just hoping to get the chance to tell someone else exactly what they can do with their new snorkel. While others are trying to sell their old snorkel. (gypsyjim)
The spring heels made for jet fins, which are by far the most
common type of spring heels, won't work -- they need a hole
to go though. Looks like the Boogie711s and E-Z Springs will,
as will the Mantas.
I have Apollo fins with similar QRs. I made my own spring heels
fins similar to the E-Z Springs. I've got a web page describing
what was necessary pretty much done -- I'll try to get it in a
public place tonight.
Can't I take the quick release off and mount rite on the post?
I have a pair of Mares Volo Power fins and drilled a hole through the posts and attached a spring fins (bought $5 cheaper on eBay). Best move I ever made.
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Originally Posted by Chuck Tribolet
