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XXL jets with a short spring strap or turtles with a meduim/large spring strap. This is assuming the boots you have really are as large as rock boots.DivingCRNA:I have been on a quest to find a good set of fins for my drysuit. My Oceanic V12s do not fit well, do not push me along in my drysuit well, and one came off last weekend and it sucked to be in one fin in a drysuit.
I dive in a 3 mm compressed neoprene O'Neill Drysuit that has boots that are like Rock Boots. You put them on over the 3 mm compressed neoprene boots. This moves me up to a size 13 or 14 boot.
I have tried XL Jet fins, and they were not big enough. The forfoot of the drysuit boot does not fit in the fin as far as width. So I went up a size to XXL Jet fins (ordered NEW from LP) these almost seem too big when I put them on with just the boot. I will try it again with the whole suit and the boot today, but I am afraid that XXL is too big.
Any suggestions on what to do?
5ata:Seems as though trying to get a pair of jet fins when they aren't at your LDS is a crap shoot.
So I wear a size 10 wetsuit boot and have wide flat feet - should I go large or XL on the sizing???
sasscuba:I also wear a size 10E street shoe and size 10 boots and the XL Jets fit like a glove.
kidspot:...Someone decided a size 5-6 shoe was a "medium" 7-8 was a "large" shoe size and 9-10 is "extra large" with size 13-18 being "extra extra large" (btw - what happened to size 11-12?)
Tim
kidspot:How big is the XXL foot pocket in the slipstreams? If it's just a bit larger than the XL Jets it would help a lot of folks out...