FINS
When choosing your fins, keep in mind that an efficient fin allows you to use less oxygen and energy, hence when diving will allow you much more time underwater. The meanest, blackest and most rigid fins available will not automatically provide you the performance you require. Choose fins according to your leg power and kicking ability. Usually, the stronger the leg, the longer and more stiff your fins should be. However fins with rigid sides and a flexible inside will provide more thrust with less effort.

Open heel fins are ideal for allround diving as they provide stability and maximum propulsion with easy to adjust straps and quick disconnect release, both in and out of the water. They can be worn in any climate as boots are worn with them and they help to protect you from cold temperatures. Boots also provide cushioning, prevent blisters and protect your feet when walking on hot decks or rocky coral coast lines.