Aqua LungStorm Fins

I used these on an extended (30 days) diving and snorkeling trip this summer. In general, they were great. They packed easily in my duffel bag. With diving shoes, they were comfortable enough -- no hot spots or cramps. Without diving shoes, they were definitely big, but useable for snorkeling. They are more rigid than good diving fins, so you won't get the same power as with longer fins. However, I never felt like I was working much harder or being left behind by others in our group.

Great product especially when you can use your fins to white balance you gopro footage.

I was afraid that I won’t be able to use them without socks, wondering if it would be uncomfortable, I can tell you one thing, best fins I have ever used.The weight of the is near to nothing ( considering other types) easy to pack and travel with, I first saw them with a friend of mine and I even took them for a month to try (as if I needed that long)Worth every penny.

It's a perfect fin you just have to make sure they send the color out that you order.

Awesome Rec fins. Stiff enough for some advanced finning too. Back finning etc. Not as good as full Tec fins obviously, but nice for open water practice.

If you are looking for a good travel fin, you've found one! They are super easy to travel with since they are light and small enough to fit an most bag types or easily attach to the outside of the bag with straps. I have taken these on several trips now and have ~50 dives with them in a mix of freshwater/open ocean dives. Personally, I think they are better suited for warmer water dives since they are more comfortable (in my opinion) without booties. I have been on dives with and without booties at various sizes and found that if I needed a ≥5 mm boot, the bungee straps were way too tight on my achilles (I have L-XL and wear a 11-11.5 shoe) and would get massive foot fatigue and foot craps within the first 10 mins of the dive. So, if you plan on using for colder water dives where you use 5-7 mm boots then you might want to go up a size or try to find a dive shop where you can try them on with the booties.Note about current: I have not yet had many dives with ripping current using these fins, but I definitely have used them on probably 6 drift dives/dives fighting strong current . I did not find that I was unable to swim against the current but maybe require a little bit more work in terms of number of kicks and energy expenditure to swim against strong/ripping currents. Never had an issue getting where I needed to be or back to the boat, so no major complaints here.

Wow! I love these fins. I’m new to snorkeling and plan to advance to scuba. These are so easy to put on and functional. There is no chaffing or rubbing without shoes on. SuperSuper easy.

The one fin seemed great, where is the mate?? Amazon, they are called FINS, because there are supposed to be 2 of them, a pair! There seems to be no way to directly report this!!