does anybody use these for scubapro jetfins?
207385
I do not know those fins. Mine are very tight. These are BIG sox! I love them but they take up a lot of room. Need bigger fins now.
207386
Not sure for the scubapro jetfins but I use them with my ( US Divers Admiral LX Island Dry Trek Snorkel ) fins they work great Hope this helps.
1177434
Yes, they work great for deep water walking. I use them routinely for that! They make for a great workout.
1755663
I have only used in the water and they work great. I use them every time and would be lost without them,
850468
I think if you are a strong, fast swimmer they may come loose..... This could be remedied by using goggles to secure them, or a swimming cap. I do a fast side stroke and I haven't had any problem with them coming off while swimming. I also do a slow- medium freestyle and I haven't had a problem with them. I love them....for the price, give them a try. You could always use them for relaxing pool time or work-outs...
1879733
Hello, Sorry but I do not recall ever buying these. Our POS shark died before we could buy filters. Sorry I could not help.
1511657
I am using them on my VSD1S and my gr06. I really like them better than Comply.
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
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Yes they do, i would recommend them for cruising and freestyle, they are lightweight.
1276409
I have a pair and like them a lot. not sure what you mean by 'work'?. they work for me, but can't compare to longer fins as I never owned any.
1698341
These fins are made to anchor into FCS plugs, not into longer, slotted fin boxes. If the board you are looking for fins for was made with FCS fin plugs, then the Dorsals, at least those in this image, will be fine. They fit and work great, and are much cheaper than FCS "designer fins". If your board is made to hold Futures fins, however, these Dorsals will not fit, nor will they fit a Red-X or O'Fish'l fins plug set up. I hope that helps.
121930
100% Yes..short fins, like the yellow zoomers, are the appropriate fins for beginners to elite to use for technique drilling. I am a USA Triathlon Certified Coach, a USA Triathlon Junior Youth Certified Coach and a Total Immersion Level 2 Swim Instructor....my students use these fins for our drill sets and our kicking sets.
614939
While I've not tried either, I would think not. They are specifically designed to be used on a powerful vacuum seal machine. I doubt you would get much benefit without the sealer.
1386156
My wet jet has a Velcro attachment, so I can't use them, but if yours has the holes in it to attach the pad, then yes you can :)
851318
As a newer Go Pro user, i cant give my opinion from experience, but i did use the drying inserts, while snorkeling and in humid Jamaica and everything worked out great. I did use the filters some, but didn't notice a huge difference, didn't have any issue getting them to fit. I opted on the side of better to have it then not have it. Haven't used them since.
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Yes. They are great. I use them pretty sparingly, but they seem as durable as any other tube. The attachments so seem well built. I use the tubes as part of a homemade rip trainer, so both the anchors and tubes get beat up when I do use them. They seem to hold up well.
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These are underwater headphones, so normal headphones won't work. They are slightly longer than the distance from the straps of your goggles to your ears. You might want to consider looking at the Amphibx Fit Swim Bundle if you want to attach this to your swimsuit. This is a great product that takes the boredom out of lap swimming!
201928
yes, they are made for underwater swimming. However, any earphones that I have tried for underwater swimming don't seem to work very well. Water gets inside and messes up the sound. These particular earphones worked great the first couple of times - and then the sound went bad. I think it may have to do with how well they fit into your ears - so they can keep the water out.