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C'mon dudes! They work great until you get them wet!AgreedEMT Shears Not worth a damn for cutting fishing line.
The Scuba community will always have a handful of people that vigorously defend their gear choices, (like me and my Flip Fins . . .
Yep! Plus you get to look like a hockey goalie when you are walking around in them!Does that make them flippers?
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Ditto.EMT Shears Not worth a damn for cutting fishing line.
You have to black out a couple of teeth to get that effect.Yep! Plus you get to look like a hockey goalie when you are walking around in them!![]()
Why do you think I keep a Sharpe in my save-a-dive kit....You have to black out a couple of teeth to get that effect.![]()
Why do you think I keep a Sharpe in my save-a-dive kit....![]()
Yep! Plus you get to look like a hockey goalie when you are walking around in them!![]()
And of course you never get tired of hearing "hey dude, your fins are broken".(I promise to stop saying that at some point Dave)
DevonDiver:I think that most users would agree that the major advantage with spring straps is that they enable you to remove the fins quicker and easier than with rubber straps and QR buckles.
DevonDiver:On the subject of the finstrap QR buckles
TSandM:Springs, properly sized, are instant-on instant-off
Rhone Man:Sure as heck work better on mesh and chicken wire though