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Long-Blade Freediving Fins

Long-Blade Freediving Fins

$33.18 USD
$33.18 USD
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Long-blade fins for freediving, spearfishing and powerful snorkel kicks, in five colors.

Why we picked it

  • Long blade for big propulsion
  • Full-foot pocket
  • Five colors

Specs

  • Material: TPU, liquid silicone
  • Sizes: EU 34–38, 38–43, 39–43, 44–48
  • Colors: Red, Yellow, Black, Blue, Pink

Size guide

Fin sizes follow EU shoe sizing. Use the conversion below. Fins should feel snug; if you're between sizes, size up and wear thin fin socks.

EU US Women US Men
35 5 —
36 6 4
37 6.5 5
38 7.5 5.5
39 8 6.5
40 9 7
41 9.5 8
42 10.5 8.5
43 11 9.5
44 — 10.5
45 — 11
46 — 12
47 — 13

Approximate conversion. Measure your foot length and compare it with the size chart in the product photos.

In the box

1 pair of fins

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