Aqua Lung Sport U.S. Divers Travel Ready TREK Snorkeling Fins |
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| Brand: Aqua Lung Sport
Category: Sports
Buy New: $31.95
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 5375
Media: Misc.
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Features:
| • | Trek Fins are the most popular snorkeling fins and are "Travel-Ready" in compact size | | • | Compact length is great for travel & available in 3 colors & sizes | | • | Quad flex rail system channels water and provides excellent snap | | • | Soft, flexible foot pocket for great comfort & no boots needed | | • | Small (Mens 4-7 & Ladies 5-7.5); Medium (Mens 7.5-10 & Ladies 8-10); Large (Mens 10-13 & Ladies 10.5+) |
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Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
The Trek Fins are great and very popular with the snorkelers and swimmers. They are compact and can easily pack in your luggage for air travel.
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Customer Reviews:
Light and fun! November 26, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Wow, what fun fins! Easy to pack, light to carry and perfect for the water.
Travel fins October 25, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I love these fins. The are wonderful to use and easy and light to paack.
Best of both worlds-Fast fins that act like a shoe... April 28, 2008
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
Ever try to walk around in swim fins, especially the long ones? It ain't easy. The Trek's made it a breeze for me though I probably looked like a duck because of their shape.
I tried the long and thin Proflex II's but they were so flimsy they curled with every kick of my legs creating drag which quickly tired me out. Walking in them was impossible.
The Trek's stiffness and short length propelled me through the water like I was flying using rapid stiff leg bent at the knee minikicks. They held their own advancing against the strong current of tuber's river rapids without a problem. Also used them as shoes to brace myself standing moving limestone boulders the size of 5 gallon water jugs out of the way of the rapids.
I couldn't believe how tough these fins were. The rubber/plastic material is thicker than the Proflex II's and they fit perfectly and comfortably. I walked on concrete without slipping and could brace myself from hitting huge underwater limestone boulders.
I would say the Trek's are the best design out of all of the US Diver line of swim fins, but I'm not a pro diver, so take that for what it's worth. Just started this month trying out this type of equipment for recreational use and I just love how these fins work.
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