does anybody use these for scubapro jetfins?
207385
I do not know those fins. Mine are very tight. These are BIG sox! I love them but they take up a lot of room. Need bigger fins now.
207386
Not sure for the scubapro jetfins but I use them with my ( US Divers Admiral LX Island Dry Trek Snorkel ) fins they work great Hope this helps.
584482
You can but it will be very uncomfortable because the fins are made to be tight around your feet. Also it is made for snorkeling and NOT scuba. And you can't get a license with it if that is what you are looking for. But it dos work great.
144750
Sorry, don't know. It does work with a UWatec/ScubaPro Luna just fine, though.
1992669
I have and it will work fine. However I wash mine really well after each dive with fresh water. Also get the kydex sheath. Not the nylon one if you are going to take your knife for a swim. Also rinse the sheath off as well.
48037
I own these fins -purchased a few years ago. They have held up beautifully for swimming in the ocean about one to two miles almost every day. Their weakest point is the strap. Be sure you always wet the fins and put them on wet feet. Then the strap is no trouble. I even use these as my dive fins now, really love them. So comfortable. These are the only fins I use now - and I have many different types from before I found these. They would not be good for deep free diving, however,
665430
Yes, it's great for scuba.You need to use the rugged waterproof case.It is IPX8-rated down to 100M.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAeKP0_-qJw
206658
I use them with a drysuit when kayaking with cuffs over and cinched. They are not dry but limited leakage When immersed when entering or exiting boat. Constant and prolonged immersion may pose a problem.
786785
I used them 2-3 days per week for lap swimming until they stopped working this week. I echo Craig's answer about making weird turns. Sometimes I also flood my ears when I exhale hard and the air bubbles put just enough odd pressure on one of the buds. I still like having them even with their quirks, until of course they died. they never went two meters deep, so I will try sending them in for warranty repair, but I'm not hopeful.
1721597
I haven't tried, but I assume no. They have batteries in them and would no longer work if you submersed them I would guess.
600470
Not this pair. I think they are too large for that, but the needle nose ones may be smaller to be useful to you.
733690
I wear an ll man's shoe, and their 'large" size is a really tight fit. you might be ok, a bit loose, they SAY you can fix by wearing a sock. i could not swim any faster with them than with large scuba fins, and I had to work much harder with the aqua fin. I am not, however, training to really swim, just to endure, lose weight, and built leg muscle. If your goals are different, they might work for you.
313799
I have not. But I'm very happy with these goggles and use them three or four times a week when I swim laps. They are very comfortable and rarely leak.
1378494
I have been using them for fishing. I have found that long as I follow the instruction and twist the the end 6 or more time after inflating and the clamp in the clip while twisted they last forever. I have come back a week later and the balloons are still inflated with air only?
1686544
Yes. They are great. I use them pretty sparingly, but they seem as durable as any other tube. The attachments so seem well built. I use the tubes as part of a homemade rip trainer, so both the anchors and tubes get beat up when I do use them. They seem to hold up well.
143764
Well, in the fresh water pool where I use them they do. If you are in cold enough water for booties i would just try a garage sale pair of old Jet Fins.
1655439
I use them for snorkeling. I have severe arthritis and my knees ache if I don't have them on especially when the water is cooler. They work very well.
2020586
These flippers are nice. We use them for basic diving and snorkelling, and they are great. I cannot compare with the short fins, but I imagine packing short fins is easier than long ones.