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Open Heel Scuba Diving Fins for Snorkeling and Freediving

Name: DaFin
Price: 38.63 USD
Availability: InStock

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One-Finger-Release Buckles: With an advanced buckles release system design, this open heel easy-adjust scuba fins allow you to be more fully engaged in the dive
Powerful and Efficient: The combination of the Channel Thrust Technology and the Below Blade Foot Pocket Design creates a very powerful and efficient fin with a minimal leg strain
Product Performance: We deliver these high-performance diving fins to those who want to dive in confident safety
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Balanced Flexibility: Blade made in strong polypropylene (PP) and soft thermo-plastic-rubber (TPR) to ensure lightness and well-balancing; These dual-material dive fins give powerful propulsion without too much physical effort
Refined Style: These revamped diving fins with streamlined shapes are ideal both for beginners and for professionals and are very common among instructors and technical divers