SCUBAPRO GO Travel Scuba Diving Fin for Snorkeling and Swimming, Open Heel Strap

Great quality fins, I’ve used them numerous times snorkeling and they have done an awesome job. Light enough for me, and made with quality materials. Personally, I felt less soreness in my ankles in these, than in cheaper fins I replaced these with. The only caveat is that their hook to keep the pair together, is not the best at its job, however I didn’t buy it for that, and definitely think they are worth the price.

These fins fit securely and comfortably. They're made of a high quality plastics that has flex but are also rigid in all the right places. My favorite feature is the soft plastic that goes in the heel! Soft, secure, and well made. I look forward to testing these in the water!

The media could not be loaded. I bought these fins to use exclusively for travel to keep my checked luggage light. But i found they were even better than my normal fins. They are much lighter. The propulsion is the same as my much larger fins. My legs do not get as tired and something I didn’t consider is I am much easier to spot in a group when scuba diving. I use the fins for both scuba and snorkeling. I have lost count on how much I have used them over the last 2 years, but I estimate it is well over 50 times. Did not intend for them to replace my larger fins, but that is exactly what happened.Also I don’t use my booties anymore because they will not fit in these fins, I use water socks instead. I recommend using socks because the only time I used these without socks is the only time they ever slipped off.I also love these because they are easy to slip on and off. When getting back on the boat I take them off and climb the ladder with them rather than hand them to the dive master/deck hand. The weight and straps are a huge positive factor here. Putting them on and taking them off when on the beach is so much easier the my other fins as well. Two snaps and I am ready to go.After 2 years and many, many uses, my fins are still in excellent condition and look great.Also, if you take the fins off in the water they do not just sink to the bottom or float to the top. They stay in reach so you don’t accidentally lose them.Check out my other reviews for the socks I use, if you are interested.Pros:LightGreat propulsionGood for travelEasy on/offWhite color to spot underwaterNeutrally buoyantGreat qualityLong lastingCons-none reallyIn case you can’t tell, I highly recommend!

These are great barefoot (warm water) fins, but be aware of their true dimensions.The Scubapro GO travel fin in a M/L size is 20.5 inches long (at a minimum).If you measure From the heal strap tip to fin tip they are almost 22 inches long.So they do not "comfortably" fit into a 22" standard airline wheelie carry on suitcases, as their interior dimension is typically less than 20 inches due to the wheels and handles! They do fit in my TUSA BA0204 22x14x9 inch carry on that has almost 21 inches of internal space.I also bought yellow heal straps ($30) to match these yellow fins ($110), so that probably says a lot about just how good I think these fins are, I also bought matching yellow dive socks for my feet to match!!Color coordination at its finest!Great fins.

Before buying these we never traveled with fins. They were too bulky and heavy. Dive boats loan you theirs for free. We were issued a pair of Scubapro Go fins on a liveaboard in Roatan. Wow. I was sold! They are lightweight, durable, compact and are powerful enough for a medium-swift current. I wear a ladies size 8.5 shoe and dive with a neoprene sock. I purchased size M-L. They fit beautifully. I also ordered a pair of XL for my husband. He wears a men's size 11.5. They were big enough to accommodate his Mares sand shoes.

Price/Quality. Excellent.Pros: Durable, light weight; size large packs easily in 22" Victorinox roll aboard; surprisingly good propulsion and maneuverability in light to moderate current whilst snorkeling, though middling performance using a frog kick.Cons: A very TIGHT foot pocket even for narrow feet. My son and I share a prominent medial cuneiform bone (that's the bony prominence on the top of the foot above the arch). If you do too, expect a painful, week-long break-in period until the fin's foot pocket conforms to your foot. The fin's durability comes from its very stiff, unforgiving plastic. My son and I share a higher than normal tolerance for pain - that being said, the first week of snorkeling (3-4 hours/day) was a bit rough. This plastic is not easily recycled (by today's standard) and so is not the greenest option when its life cycle ends.Limitations: IMHO, this fin is really only suitable for snorkeling in light to moderate current. I did not / would not use them for scuba diving as there is not enough thrust for the added drag and weight, especially for any emergent situation. Mark each fin as left and right as the pocket (eventually and begrudgingly) molds to your foot. It took me a few days to figure that out :-/Alternative, more versatile travel fin: I dig the Deep 6 Eddy Fin which is a lighter and slightly smaller version of the ScubaPro Jet fin. It's durable, light weight, comfortable, provide excellent thrust and maneuverability, and are versatile for snorkeling and scuba diving. However, the size L and XL may not fit the typical 22" roll-aboard bag and they require neoprene (2mm) booties.

No issues!! Works great even during strong currents. Would buy again!! Great quality!!

Make sure to check out sizing on the Scuba pro website first. Note these are more like snorkel fins, and not sized for neoprene booties. I am 7.5 W and got a XS/S and they fit snug on a bare foot. The material is comfortable. They are19 inches long, a full 5 inches shorter than my regular dive fins, fit in a carry on bag, light weight, and stack nicely. I'm diving with current and like to wear booties so my feet don't chafe, so not for me.

Nada malo con ellas, pero buscaba aletas para usar con botas de neoprenoNo fue lo que necesito

Sono pinne studiate da mettere senza il calzare quindi più strette delle normale pinne ... A me servivano per fare le immersione quindi avendo il piede piccolo e molto difficile trovare le pinne perfette ma queste lo sono.. le uso con un calzare di 6mm quindi ho preso un numero molto più grande (una XL) per fare si che il calzare si alloggia all'interno perfettamente ... Sono perfette hanno la giusta flessibilità e mi permettono di avere una buona spinta ... La molla dietro e molto comoda e il punto di arancine le rende subito riconoscibile... Il venditore e stato molto gentile e disponibile.. ottimo prodotto

The open-heel design is perfect, the fastening system is very comfortable (the loops are extra convenient). The color is slightly brighter than looked in pictures. They are a little more rigid than I had expected, but overall these are the perfect fins for my needs; at shoe size 38, XS-S is the perfect fit.

Mij bevalt de samen-pakmaat en het gewicht.Ze wegen 1635 gram, en de pakmaat is L60xW23cm. Het haakje aan het einde van de vin heeft naar mijn menig weinig meerwaarde.Ze hebben een licht drijvend vermogen. Dit is soms gewenst soms ongewenst. Ik heb een lange dunne voet maat EU 47 en heb de maat 2XL vin gekocht. Ik had beter een XL kunnen kopen, deze waren voor mij groot genoeg geweest. Nu zitten ze met dunne schoentjes iets te ruim. Ik wilde expres een korte vin omdat ik minder weerstand fijn vind. Ik heb ze nog niet geprobeerd in stroming, maar ik verwacht geen problemen. Dit lijkt tot nu toe een hele prettige vin met een goede voortstuwing.

Ich hatte über Jahre hinweg immer Cressi-Flossen aus dem mittleren Preissegment (30 bis 40 Euro) zum Schnorcheln gehabt und so viele Bladen und Hautabschürfungen im Zehenbereich gehabt, dass es mir das Schwimmen damit fast verleidet hatte. Für das Rote Meer habe ich mich doch nochmal auf die Suche begeben und bin trotz anfänglicher Skepsis mit den Go Fin total zufrieden. Es ist ein super elastisches Material mit guter Passform. Das Fersenband kann man nachträglich austauschen, so die Antwort des Herstellers auf meine Nachfrage. Falls es im Lauf der Jahre verschleißen sollte. Aus meiner Sicht im Sinne der Nachhaltigkeit ein wichtiges Kriterium, die Müllberge an den Stränden sind schon groß genug. Nach etlichen Tagen Schnorcheln war ich echt glücklich, diesmal ohne Blasrn und Entzündungen davon gekommen zu sein. Deshalb 5 Sterne ohne Abzug. Man kann die Go Fin übrigens gut auch ohne zusätzliche Füßlinge verwenden.