Willieboy
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I dove with dry suit for many years using the Scubapro Jet Fins. If I had the leg strength at my age, I'd buy some more. As it is, I'll have to try some split fins.
Too many fins, which ones would you keep?
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paperdesk
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Wow, another vote for jets!
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I would keep all of them and make a fin scarecrow out of the ones you don't use to put in your yard.
Keep your favorite two.
Kharon
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OK, I'm curious. Whay didn't they work locally? I use mine in both cold (local) and warm water (trips) and see no difference in performance.
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I somehow missed the most recent replies on this thread. Sorry.
Why didn't the Aeris work for local diving? They were a bit on the light side for use with my drysuit. However, I am diving a different suit now, and also am better at bubble management, so maybe they would work for me. I should try again.
I'm still working through the process of trying all the fins. I did try the jets, and realized that they were too small for my drysuit boots.
Why didn't the Aeris work for local diving? They were a bit on the light side for use with my drysuit. However, I am diving a different suit now, and also am better at bubble management, so maybe they would work for me. I should try again.
I'm still working through the process of trying all the fins. I did try the jets, and realized that they were too small for my drysuit boots.
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