SCUBAPRO Jet Diving Fin with Spring Heel Strap

Good fit, they work great

I recently got the ScubaPro JetFins in size XL, and I love them! I've been diving for over ten years, and these fins are some of the best I've used.Performance:These fins give me great power and control underwater. The vented design makes my kicks strong and efficient, which is perfect for dealing with currents or navigating tight spots.Comfort:They're really comfortable, too. The foot pockets fit nicely without any discomfort, even on long dives. The spring straps help get a perfect fit with different types of boots.Durability:These fins are built to last. They're made from high-quality rubber that holds up well even after many dives. Mine still look and perform like new.Versatility:Whether you're diving for fun or doing technical dives, these fins are great. They're reliable and perform well in different diving conditions.

Great fins! Fits perfectly a give lot of propulsion. Service and delivery was so fast. Thanks!

I have used these fins for almost 3 years now. Get some boots to go with them and they won't fail you. I use them in caves, wrecks, and open water. I can fin forwards/backwards/side to side/. Ill but them again when I break these ones

I have had a pair for 40 years yes I’ve had to replace the straps, but the fins are in still good shape. I bought a pair of these new ones with the spring strap for my son. He’ll get 40 years out of his two minor still working fine.

If it wasn't for the cool look factor I'd probably send them back. But with a few mods they are now more ergonomic. Its ridiculous that a fin costing almost 300 dollars needs to be modified, yet here we are.So first mod is to add a heel pad/pull strap. The original spring covered in cloth is horrible. Unless you were wearing rock boots. Without the pad the spring digs into your achilles tendon and is VERY uncomfortable with regular 5mm booties. So you need to go out and buy the pad. For me the only option was to buy an apeks spring and then disassemble them to get the pad off. Then undo one end of the Scuba pro strap and install the pad.I cut the cloth so I could cover the exposed springs on both sides. FYI the apeks spring assembly was 45 bucks. Also, its not really compatible for a direct swap out, you need to take them both apart. Fairly straight forward if you have any tech skills at all.Then the next mod was to drill drain holes in the bottom of the foot bed. Which should have been done at the factory. This will prevent a suction problem which would make taking these off on the tag line a PITA.Im definitely going to send ScubaPro a complaint about this. They are legit fins and should do excellent in current and inside wrecks. As you can see the weight is 3.5 pounds per fin. They are stout and well made and should last a very long time. Just stupid they needed to be modified at all for that price.I have yet to try them out. Im planning on going to the beach here in Hollywood Fl for a snorkel and see how they do. I also want to find out if they float or sink.Remember plan the dive and dive the plan.Further: The size I got was XL, for a size 10 foot, with 2mm socks and 3.5mm shoe booties. The fit is snug. So don't order a Large unless you have small feet.Cheers~ CAPUPDATE: Ive used them several times now and in current, they work extremely well very powerful and no comfort issues at all. They survived an exploratory bite by a lemon.. so yeah they are good to go.

ScubaPro Jet fins are a must for anyone looking to get that extra thrust. I used mine in drift dives and have no problem when i need to push up stream. These are a powerful and dont take up much room in your dive locker or bag. Will last forever!

I am a North East diver and needed fins that were sturdy, these fit the bill.Upside: I got the 2XL, they are great for frog kicking, push me when I wear 4 tanks and the pocket fits over my Scuba Pro Exodry drysuit boots. They are also heavy so you may need to adjust your trim and drop a pound. The color makes me stand out when teaching classes in low visDownside: The spring strap is too tight. There is a limiting string inside that I cut but it was still too tight. I had some C Pin clips laying around so I made an adjustable system. Works like magic. If you don't mind plastic, the ScubaPro Twin Jet Scuba Fin Replacement Buckle Strap Kit sold here on Amazon may be an option. I also drilled a drain hole in the foot pocket because there was none.Bottom line: I looked at other similar (cheaper) fins but the foot pocket was always too small. Other then the spring strap and minor drain hole issue, they are solid fins.