Travel fins

[Pressurehead]

What kind of snorkellling? Mixed with some shallow free diving or just surface snorkelling?

This is a good question.
I don't buy special fins to 'flap around' doing some shallow diving with a snorkel going over a coral reef.
I do fee dive [not to the depths I once did] , for this I use blade style fins, Mares Pure Instinct Razor Pro Fins, these are mid range in price, light but a bit long for travel, but worth it, If you can fit them in.

 

[GiraffeMarineSalvage]

I would personally not compromise on mask/snorkel/fins while traveling if at all possible For extremely casual snorkeling can get by with anything, including even learning the "no fins" free diving technique.. But I strongly prefer relatively heavy scuba fins for technical diving (ie a large part of typical baggage weight limits) and longblade fins for snorkeling and freediving (ie difficult dimensions for checked baggage).
With all that said, I am intrigued by Folding Fins® but have no personal experience with them...

 

[dcvf2]

Hi
This year I’ve put my long apnea fins ( 0,9 m) in a reinforced “ Cressi Gorilla bag“

https://www.amazon.com.be/-/en/Cres...94&mcid=47c8dcf91b4235e58e9193a52ac8d516&th=1

Before this solution (to put the bag in the hold of the plane), I’ve always taken my long apnea fins ( 0,9 m) in the cabine.

 

[grantmac]

Truefins with yellow spines would fit that bill

 

[Fastmarc]

I know, mental illness spreads

Fish uses fins for propulsion. Mammals use flippers.
"mic drop"

 

[Yellowdog]

Scubapro Travel for sock or barefoot. Scubapro Go Sport for thicker neoprene sock or boot. Size up for 5mm+ boot.

 

[lexvil]

Fish uses fins for propulsion. Mammals use flippers.
"mic drop"

Mammals with external air supply use fins.

 

[lexvil]

Fish uses fins for propulsion. Mammals use flippers.
"mic drop"

Shall we rename these “flipper” whales? Fin whale - Wikipedia

 

[BoundForElsewhere]

Shall we rename these “flipper” whales? Fin whale - Wikipedia

and this guy?

 

[Kharon]

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