Deep6 Eddy vs Scubapro Go Sport

[GirlonFire]

At the moment, I am diving with Aquatec Jetfins which are pretty much Scubapro Jetfins.
Great fins but I am looking for a lightweight alternative for travel.

I have narrowed it down to the Scubapro Go Sport and the Deep6 Eddy.
There is a lot of info about the Eddys but not in a size Small which I know is a different material from the larger sizes.
I would need a small in both as I wear a ladies 7US and my feet are narrow and fairly flat.
My jetfins are Medium and I use a 5mm boot.

Would I need to use a thinner boot or socks with the Sports and Eddys?

Any info on experience with either in a Small would be appreciated.

Thanks

 

[Jcp2]

My daughter wears size 7 5mm boots with a thicker sole and has the Deep 6 Eddy fins in small that she likes very much.

 

[happy-diver]

There is a lot of info about the Eddys but not in a size Small which I know is a different material from the larger sizes.

The S/M comes in a similar polymer material, just with a bit more flex to make the flippers a bit softer.
All other sizes comes in the standard flex material. Please contact us with any questions.

 

[Marie13]

Look at my avatar. Those are the size small/medium Eddy fins. Very comfortable, but also very flexible.

 

[GirlonFire]

Look at my avatar. Those are the size small/medium Eddy fins. Very comfortable, but also very flexible.

What shoe size are you and what mm booties do you wear with them?

 

[Marie13]

US size 7 women’s shoe. 5mm wetsuit booties size XS/6, as well as size 7 AquaLung Fusion low profile drysuit boots.

I would take a small in Atomic Splits.

Oddly, I take a large in ScubaPro Jets.

 

[GirlonFire]

US size 7 women’s shoe. 5mm wetsuit booties size XS/6, as well as size 7 AquaLung Fusion low profile drysuit boots.

I would take a small in Atomic Splits.

Oddly, I take a large in ScubaPro Jets.

Awesome, thanks.