Navigator Fishing Fin

Work well with my float tube. The release on the fin to be able to walk with the fins on is hard to manipulate.

They are the talk of the diving club, but care needs to be made so you don't lose them.Floater attachments REQUIRED.

Couldn't get these to flip up, likely due to strength of spring. Unfortunately I didn't return them within the window. Listed them on eBay to try to get some cash back, or at least find someone who'd use them, but got no responses. I was looking forward to using these and not tripping getting in and out of float tube - what a waste!Float tubers - my fly fishing group suggests force fins instead - easy on and off and very effective.

My husband and I have been diving for over 30 years and love these fins!

The flipper fin springs are too strong for older or younger person to use.

These fins are crap for the price charged. The flip part are very hard to snap apart and to get them back flat. You have to get a pry bar to break them free. The strap that goes around the ankle does not stay tight. Save your money.

I own a pair and they sit in a tote rotting away. As a Scuba instructor and ex commercial diver, these are a waste of money. The idea sounds great but think about how a fin works, big flat surface to push on water to be simple , when flipped up they fight against every step and wave you take. I have let many fellow Instructors and Commercial divers try them and not one has liked them.