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Guppy
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Anybody have a good fin for drysuit boots ? My Aqualung rocket fin pockets are too small for the drysuit boots (attached boots on Bare suit). Any recommendations on a fin with pockets that are large enough for the boots ? Prefer to have a fin that is not really stiff, have some old Aqualung Compro fins that are long and pretty stiff and the last time that I went diving with them I got cramps in my feet from them.
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Shark
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Grand Master Spammer
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Aqualung Rocket fins are about as stiff as it gets, so anything else (other than freediving long fins) is going to feel nice and less stiff by comparison.
Given that, in your situation I would take a look at Jet fins, since you're already used to good stiff paddle fins. Jet fins are not quite as stiff as the Rockets, and come in monster foot pocket sizes. (Hint: Turtles are clones which are size between XL and XXL). OMS SlipStreams are another good option if you prefer lighter fins, as long as they fit you well, but I suspect an XXL SlipStream would be fine. |
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Guppy
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My Tusa Xpert Zooms go on fine over my Pinnacle Evo2 boots, but getting the fins back off the boots after the dive is a $%*@. The boots must get some air pressure in them during the dive. I tried some Apollo's - their pocket seemed wider, but not as tall. I will keep looking.
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Shark
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No such luck... you're a diver.
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I had the boots swapped out for neoprene socks that fit, and got a pair of Converse "Chuck Taylor" All-Star sneakers one size larger than I normally wear to go over them. It works like a charm, gives me more flexibility with fin choice, and really helps me maintain good trim while I dive. It might be something to consider if you find yourself having similar troubles, which I unfortunately suspect you might. |
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Guppy
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Here's what I use.
SCUBA Diving Equipment and gear for Technical, Wreck and Cave Diving: Dive Rite, Inc - Product Catalog - Fins
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