Looking for recommendations on a pair of short snorkeling fins.

[TonyInVa]

Looking for recommendations on a pair of short snorkeling fins. 

[KingOfAll_Tyrants]

I use these.

 

https://www.leisurepro.com/p-tsprtlf/tusa-sport-reef-tourer-long-blade-snorkeling-fins

 

Nowhere near as good as jet fins. But, at least for size L feet, much more portable. :D. They have an MSF bag which is convenient. Snorkel is good. If the mask doesn’t work for you you can always sub another one.

 

https://www.leisurepro.com/p-tspsdss/tusa-sport-splendive-dry-snorkeling-set

[TonyInVa]

I use these.

 

https://www.leisurepro.com/p-tsprtlf/tusa-sport-reef-tourer-long-blade-snorkeling-fins

 

Nowhere near as good as jet fins. But, at least for size L feet, much more portable. :D. They have an MSF bag which is convenient. Snorkel is good. If the mask doesn’t work for you you can always sub another one.

 

https://www.leisurepro.com/p-tspsdss/tusa-sport-splendive-dry-snorkeling-set

Thanks, I have a good set with snorkel, mask and fins. The area I will be vacationing has banned long fins, so I need short ones. The description says long blades but they look short, so I assume they are.

[gws3]

I use the cressi aqua short. No issues, seem solid.

[KingOfAll_Tyrants]

Just out of curiosity, what is the place’s definition of “long fitness”. Where are you going?

[KingOfAll_Tyrants]

ETA: I have the TUSA fins because I lost my Jetfins (left it out to dry after snorkeling Hanauma bay, was distracted, and then drove away without them.  In two hours they were gone.  I was surprised -  who wants someone's 20 year old jet fins - until I saw how even leisurepro wanted $150 or so for new ones.  I got a very good condition pair on ebay for $35).  

 

My new jetfins are almost the same size as the TUSAs, so I'd recommend them because IME the jetfins are much better.     

Edited February 26, 2018 by KingOfAll_Tyrants