For sale are two pairs of Hockey Force Fins, both in size XL. One pair is black, the other is yellow. Both have the bungie heel straps installed and each includes a pair of comfort insteps. These are made with the most recent generation of Tan Delta material, which has extra snap to it. They perform extremely well and are very responsive in the water.
My price is $750, shipped continental US, for each pair. I am willing to ship internationally for additional cost. PayPal only.
My wife and I are the original owners of these fins and they served us well. They have been dry for the past two years as we have moved on to more technical diving and we tend to use our UTD fins or Jets now.
Each pair is signed by Bob Evans. The fins show the usual signs of scuffs, but no gouges, rips, or damage. The yellow fins do show some discoloration over the instep, but this is cosmetic and does not affect the performance of the fins. My wife had another pair of yellow Force Fins that also discolored over time, so I believe it is a function of the material, not a defect.
The yellow fins also have the number "7" faintly written in white paint on the back of the bungie heel strap. This will fade off in time, or you could likely cover it up with black marker or your own ID mark. The black fins have no ID marks on them.
The fins measure 18-1/8" long x 8-5/8" wide at the widest point. I loved them for photography because you could really maneuver in them without kicking stuff, especially in tight spaces. They get you going in a hurry and work well in current.
Please do not ask me if XXXX brand/size boots will fit these fins. I cannot answer specific brand size compatibility. Here is Force Fin's Size Chart. Using or removing the comfort instep does allow you to vary the size/thickness of the boots you use with these.
If you are looking to find these on Force Fin's site, you won't. They were part of a very limited production run in 2010/2011. Just a handful were produced and they are extremely rare. They were originally designed for use in the sport of underwater hockey, but they work great for normal diving too. You can read up on various threads about them, and the Tan Delta material to find out more about it. But, my understanding is Force Fin's Tan Delta material supplier is out of business, so it is unlikely they are ever going to make these again.
My price is $750, shipped continental US, for each pair. I am willing to ship internationally for additional cost. PayPal only.
My wife and I are the original owners of these fins and they served us well. They have been dry for the past two years as we have moved on to more technical diving and we tend to use our UTD fins or Jets now.
Each pair is signed by Bob Evans. The fins show the usual signs of scuffs, but no gouges, rips, or damage. The yellow fins do show some discoloration over the instep, but this is cosmetic and does not affect the performance of the fins. My wife had another pair of yellow Force Fins that also discolored over time, so I believe it is a function of the material, not a defect.
The yellow fins also have the number "7" faintly written in white paint on the back of the bungie heel strap. This will fade off in time, or you could likely cover it up with black marker or your own ID mark. The black fins have no ID marks on them.
The fins measure 18-1/8" long x 8-5/8" wide at the widest point. I loved them for photography because you could really maneuver in them without kicking stuff, especially in tight spaces. They get you going in a hurry and work well in current.
Please do not ask me if XXXX brand/size boots will fit these fins. I cannot answer specific brand size compatibility. Here is Force Fin's Size Chart. Using or removing the comfort instep does allow you to vary the size/thickness of the boots you use with these.
If you are looking to find these on Force Fin's site, you won't. They were part of a very limited production run in 2010/2011. Just a handful were produced and they are extremely rare. They were originally designed for use in the sport of underwater hockey, but they work great for normal diving too. You can read up on various threads about them, and the Tan Delta material to find out more about it. But, my understanding is Force Fin's Tan Delta material supplier is out of business, so it is unlikely they are ever going to make these again.
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