Turtle Fins

Turtle Fins. Colour black. Available in three sizes XL, XXL and XXXL.

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Turtle Fins. Colour black. Available in three sizes XL, XXL and XXXL.

An open-heel & strap fin with an over-sized foot pocket which will accommodate the largest boot including those on dry suits and rescue garments. This fin has become a standard with rescue, military, and TEK divers. The double-vent in the blade promotes excellent thrust without causing severe leg fatigue. Only one size!"

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• Author: brian cook
  bullet proof, well made fins; excellent
• Author: Oliver M.
  Turtle Fins (XXXL) are perfect for use with DUI RockBoots (12 US/11 UK); unlike the Jet Fins the foot pocket of the Turtles is tall enough to accommodate the boot snugly and without any large gaps at the sides of the pocket.
  
  Excellent quality fins and the heavier rubber material makes them perfect for drysuit diving!
  
  The standard rubber strap and metal buckle seems to be of solid construction, but I would still recommend the XS Scuba Spring Straps. They will be in my next order. :-)

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