Fin recomendation wanted

[formernuke]

I'm using scubapro go sports for wetsuit.

I overall like them however recently I got stuck in surface current and they sucked.

My requirements.

I primarily frog kick so must be good for frog.

I also helicopter and back kick so good for that

Not to heavy as these are wetsuit fins

Good in current if this happens again

Comfortable foot pocket

I think I've narrowed it to mares quattro aventi plus apexs rk3 or deep six eddy.

Any input is appreciated.

 

[wetb4igetinthewater]

I'm using scubapro go sports for wetsuit.

I overall like them however recently I got stuck in surface current and they sucked.

My requirements.

I primarily frog kick so must be good for frog.

I also helicopter and back kick so good for that

Not to heavy as these are wetsuit fins

Good in current if this happens again

Comfortable foot pocket

I think I've narrowed it to mares quattro aventi plus apexs rk3 or deep six eddy.

Any input is appreciated.

I've had the Mares and the Deep 6. The Deep 6 is a far superior fin in terms of stiffness and the ability to perform subtle movements. I don't have experience with the RK3's, but the regular version is supposed to be soft compared to the Eddy and the HD version is supposed to be much heavier.

 

[Outbound]

I'm using scubapro go sports for wetsuit.

I overall like them however recently I got stuck in surface current and they sucked.

My requirements.

I primarily frog kick so must be good for frog.

I also helicopter and back kick so good for that

Not to heavy as these are wetsuit fins

Good in current if this happens again

Comfortable foot pocket

I think I've narrowed it to mares quattro aventi plus apexs rk3 or deep six eddy.

Any input is appreciated.

I have the Quattros, the RK3s, and the Go Sports. I frog kick 99% of the time. I used the Quattros for both tropical wetsuit diving (3mm) and for drysuit diving. I don't use them anymore. They are fine, but nothing special. They are also quite long and don't allow for the same level of precise finning. I currently use the RK3 fins for drysuit and I love them. I use the regular version, not the HD ones. They are powerful and allow for good precision. I use my Go Sports for tropical diving. They are about the same dimensions as the RK3s but they are significantly lighter. I can't really give you an apples-to-apples comparison since I use one for cold water drysuit diving (24 lbs of lead) and the other for tropical wetsuit diving (4 lbs of lead with a wetsuit, 0 lbs with a rashguard and boardshorts), but I'd say they are very comparable in terms of performance, control, and power. I'd say that getting the RK3s would be a waste since you already have the Go Sports. You'd just be spending cash for fins with similar characteristics but that are heavier. I can't speak to the Deep 6 Eddys.

 

[rongoodman]

Deep 6 Eddy!

 

[scubadada]

I've been diving Dive Rite XTs for many years, best fins for me. I dive 3, 5, 7 mm full suits every year, with or without a 5/3 hooded vest.

 

[davecampbell]

I like Eddys for wet (and travel) and Jets for dry.

 

[RyanT]

Deep6 Eddy

 

[happy-diver]

I do everything in these including frogkicking around the place

Unless I'm wearing something else

 

[formernuke]

I ordered a set of deep 6 they said if they don't work out I can return them.

 

[iyakonboats]

Apex RKIII