What fins do you own?

[triggertravel]

I have Cressi Frogs and Tusa's split fin. Tusa split fins are wonderful! No more cramps, I don't use as much energy, and I can move very quickly with very little effort!

 

[miztflip]

Either the blades or quattros. Almost every working diver here in cayman will have one or the other. I've had my quattros for over 5 years and have not had a single problem. I can use any kick style out there and get exactly the response that I'm looking for.

 

[k4sdi]

I know this sounds stupid, but many years ago, I bought some cheap $15.00 fins at wally world, and they are the best fins I have ever had!

 

[nauifins73]

I still own and use my old ScubaPro Jet fins - it is a real love hate relationship we have!

I used them while diving on Ambergris Caye and they are a real pain to get off over my boots. But, in the current dive we did I don't think any other pair of fins would have gotten me back to the boat - it was reverse the normal current dive we came back against the current.

They are at my local Dive Shop being modernized with the clip style straps - can't wait to get them back and try them. I really don't what to sacrifice them to the Gods of the Deep.

nauifins73

 

[msjones]

Turtle fins are the only way to go when diving caves!!

 

[waterdogs]

VOLOS !!

Not on the poll list should I start looking for another pair?

waterdogs.

 

[JamesK]

US Divers Blades. Best thing US Divers ever made.

 

[Ber Rabbit]

My ancient jet fins! Twinkies, tupperware, cockroaches, rats and jet fins--that's what will left after a nuclear blast (or so I'm told!).
Ber

 

[zodiacred]

I switched to SP twin jet fins last summer.Who needs any other!

 

[StandSure]

Apollo Bio Fin Pro is my choice. Less wear and tear on the bod, and a generally more comfortable flipping motion. More flexible than the Scubapro split.

Bio Pros are my choice. (My word... sounds like an add for Omega.)

Best -

StandSure