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Yes, but you could still lose them... I'm gonna start incorporating a redundant fin in my configuration...
Where are Scubapro Jet Fins made?
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Yes, but you could still lose them... I'm gonna start incorporating a redundant fin in my configuration...
My Scubapro Jet Fins are made in the USA.
kostas andreadis
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Hey guys... Scubapro are clones of Beuchat jet fins, don't forget that! It was the original jet fin,scubapro is the most popular!
WarrenZ
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Cool video thanks for sharing that.
Every pair of SP Jets I own and have owned were made in the USA, says so on the bottom.
The black ones last longer than the colored ones. But since I have some that are decades old in black, hard to say if my new(er) yellow ones will last as long as I may not have that much time left.
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The black ones last longer than the colored ones. But since I have some that are decades old in black, hard to say if my new(er) yellow ones will last as long as I may not have that much time left.
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Eric Sedletzky
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Maybe Jetfins are worth collecting now while they're still being made and are relatively cheap.
Jet fins are the overall best fin I regretably must say. I've tried to replace them many times but always seem to revert right back. They're the fin I love and hate at the same time.
There's something so basic and solid about them. They're heavy, they're crappy at regular kicking, but when you look at all factors combined there really isn't anything that beats them, except for maybe freediving fins but that's a different animal.
Jet fins are the overall best fin I regretably must say. I've tried to replace them many times but always seem to revert right back. They're the fin I love and hate at the same time.
There's something so basic and solid about them. They're heavy, they're crappy at regular kicking, but when you look at all factors combined there really isn't anything that beats them, except for maybe freediving fins but that's a different animal.
kostas andreadis
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You can try DiveSystem jets! I think is much comfortable and better rubber quality...
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In Japan all currently sold Jets are manufactured in Taiwan. They are not popular.
dead dog
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Don't believe every thing you read.
All ScubaPro Jet Fins made in the US are made in China, like every thing else that's made here.
All ScubaPro Jet Fins made in the US are made in China, like every thing else that's made here.
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I started wearing Jetfins when I was first certified in '74 and used them alone for probably 20 years. SOmewhere along the way, I tore a foot-pocket and the only replacements I could find in a hurry were Mares. I used them for years and then just last year I bought another pair of Jetfins... and immediately remembered how much I liked them!
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