How long are these fins? I'm trying to get an idea of the size of this set for packing to decide whether to buy sets or just rent at our destination.
102204
we took our sets to Cancun last year. They took up a lot of space in the suitcase, but we went snorkling every day & were very glad we had our own equipment to go whenever we want. The fins for xl mens are about 24 inches
263700
i would say 4 6 and 8 inches each, but i am guessing, they are roomy good sizes, definately worth it!! just do it!!
1835988
first, these are wonderful fins to wear. I believe they should be. If the top is a little snug you can trim a little off the top curve of the foot. I wear an 8.5 and use a med and they are perfect. You don't want them loose fitting.
2166451
It is my humble opinion that all sets are a standard size. However the quality of the sets vary. Read the reviews to see what others have to say about those that you are interested in purchasing.
317016
14 would be fine... but the fins should be a little tight ... otherwise, it may come loose
2225157
They fit my large Décor fins pretty good (very similar to scubapro jet fins). But as with all replacement fin straps they are a little thinner than the originals. So you either need to tape them with good electrical tape or as I do with black zip ties to make sure they don't slip. Of course they will only fit you after you do this.
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The length is about 5 inches, width is, at widest part, about 3 and a half inches, tapering to about 2.5 at narrowest part. They pack nicely into the spine or side pocket, or front pocket of a regular carry on or 24 inch checked bag. They are a bit oddly shaped and bulky. I'm writing this from Bursa, Turkey, and I brought TWO of them with me on a two week trip...that was all I needed or wanted. They are working well for me hanging wet clean clothing (or dry). A decent buy for the price...I'd buy again. Happy travels!
459876
about two feet and a few inches they are longer than your average fins especially in the L=XL size order a size smaller they run a bit large
108083
I am a size 9 and they fit well. It is very easy to adjust the fins while they are on your feet (even when you are floating the the water). The fins are kind of short in length which did not bother me, but my husband thinks the longer fins give you more power.
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Mine currently have Leki tips on them and they're 26.5" long. It would be nice if they were a shade shorter, because then they would fit better in airline carry-on luggage. I was able to take mine back and forth to China in the carry-on with no problem, but when I travel domestically, the allowable carry-on bags are much smaller.
712045
Hi - I got a few different sized packs, but these may be 4 inches long. Hope this helps.
407791
I will have my husband measure and let you know. We have them in our 3ft inground pool and when stepping onto the first step. U are at like at ankle in water. Very nice steps.
904489
Would recommend you wear with a 2mm fin sock also and that does take up a little room. The back scrap is forgiving.I would go with the XL . A too short fin is the last thing you want.
270224
I'm not sure I'm right person to ask this as my size would be 47-48 cm. Also, there was no mention of age so the growth rate should be a consideration in making the choice. For me these fins were "too small" so go with the next size up from what you would purchase in a "street shoe". If they happen to be a bit larger order 2 or 3 mm aqua socks. Hope this helps.
1840910
Depends on the fin plugs. They fin has future fin setup. Don't know size. Check website. I bought them as a gift
327164
Good question. I don't swim with or own a pair of fins so I can't answer for certain....but it fits my shoes with plenty of room to spare. I'd be willing to bet they would fit. Best wishes!
300854
Sure, they should work for you. They are shorter which, when you are new to this is a good thing. But, unless you are going pro, Trek fin is just fine for what you are doing. Even you are really serious about doing snorkeling all the time then don't spend a lot of money. you can do that for another trip. Neither of these finsare the top of the line but they are easy to pack and easy enough to get used to. Also, taking your own equipment, while perhaps a bit burdensome,is worth it to be able to swim/snorkle whenever you want. Most of the rental shacks have strict times and shut up in the shank of the evening. That said, enjoy your trip! Sure, they should work for you. They are shorter which, when you are new to this is a good thing. But, unless you are going pro, Trek fin is just fine for what you are doing. Even you are really serious about doing snorkeling all the time then don't spend a lot of money. you can do that for another trip. Neither of these finsare the top of the line but they are easy to pack and easy enough to get used to. Also, taking your own equipment, while perhaps a bit burdensome,is worth it to be able to swim/snorkle whenever you want. Most of the rental shacks have strict times and... » Read More Sure, they should work for you. They are shorter which, when you are new to this is a good thing. But, unless you are going pro, Trek fin is just fine for what you are doing. Even you are really serious about doing snorkeling all the time then don't spend a lot of money. you can do that for another trip. Neither of these finsare the top of the line but they are easy to pack and easy enough to get used to. Also, taking your own equipment, while perhaps a bit burdensome,is worth it to be able to swim/snorkle whenever you want. Most of the rental shacks have strict times and shut up in the shank of the evening. That said, enjoy your trip! « Show Less