which type are better to buy for use with fins? The regular or NOLOGO?
327295
they both work great I just purchased the ones with the logo, so when I go kayaking my feet stay warm during this time of year.
327296
I bought the Akona fin socks - they come in actual sizes. I used these with my snorkeling fins. They snugged up the fins, but weren't tight - they loosened a bit in the water. I have dive boots to wear with my dive fins. The Akona socks worked great - hope this helps!
686622
Either tail will fit your feet as your feet just need to slip into sleeve. Your feet literally are on top of the plastic that keeps the shape of fin. Your foot stays in place by the neoprene. No sock to bind or pinch your feet or toes. So bigger fin more fin to propel you if you have the leg and core strength to do so. Super fun and comfortable!
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.
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.
378270
Id have to say, probably not much. The Bio fuse according to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvqCa_dhbC8, look way more flat. I used the contoured speedo ones and find that I do NOT use them anymore. They were helpful on backstroke for like a week and now Im done with them. If you think you need paddles, I would try the Biofuse, cause I dont feel any more resistance with the contoured. However, the quality is really good, hard plastic, and tight bands. So Im assuming the Biofuse will be the same quality that will last for years to decade. I want to try the Biofuse now. I think these are all kinda gimmicks if you already know how to swim. I dont use a kick board, I lie on my back. But try the Biofuse and then sell them online if you dont like them.
2062033
I highly doubt it. The FS 110 is a soft top board and those have a unique fin set-up.
287961
I have not tried it with the strato fins.. But I believe the fins are adjustable .. But the launcher works great .. .. Getting ready to do a major launch with over 60 rockets ..
561704
the cf440 is the max support you can get for feet with "no arch"---or FLATFEET--------this is what I use---------the 340 is for those not so severe
1698344
I have bought these before and if I remember correctly, they come with 3 fins. 2 side and 1 center fin. I have a 7'6" NSP board that accepts FCS M7 style fins which have 4.52" base and 4.67" depth and these fins fit on there perfectly.
309742
Compared to the stiff, hard rubber Speedo fins that I replaced these with, the Microfins are much softer and more pliable. Not sure if they would be better for bunions though.
1575583
I don't think I understand the question. bottom of what to pegs? There are ways to keep fins on. It just depends on clearance. If you put one fin facing down and the other fin on top facing up. You can also just keep fin on top board. So again it has more to do with clearing it. feel free to ask me again if I was not clear. Hope this help
2258304
I don't have the regular. I only have the soft strap. I love the soft strap, it is very comfortable and I forget that I am wearing it. My vote is to go with the soft strap.
2279100
Comfort mostly if you plan on wearing the fins for more than a few minutes. It also gives you a snug fit otherwise the fins can move a bit when you swim. Also great if the fins are a little big it helps you to fit better.
1332377
Fins are practical with the Skagit. It will be a little awkward because you're seated a little higher but I usually have my feet in the water when I'm not moving around.
1466688
Will work with either. Pretty adjustable. In the summer when it's 90+ outside I wear board shorts and my Solomon Water Shoes (similar to running shoes)when waders are too hot.
2050665
Yes on boots and fins. My brother and 11 year old son used today and said it was great board for value.
1721474
M-L, im 10 and works for me, and a friend of mine is 10.5 and works too. The fins are a little stiff so, prepare for newbies blisters