Oceanic Viper 2 OH FIN

I got these because they won best over all fins in a best fins of 2022 comparison and I was not disappointed. The have an easier kick than my girlfriends old scupa-pro fins but they still propel me faster. The strap adjustments and quick releases are sturdy and easy to use. My girlfriend tried them and is getting a pair for herself.

Will write a more detailed review after I try them in the water. I wanted something for snorkeling, not diving, but that was still quality. These fit my feet REALLY well so I’m not worried they will fall off (I’m size 6-6.5 female but very narrow heel). They also are not overly heavy and or bulky so I’m very hopeful they will work good snorkeling. :) Excited to try them.

I bought these for my son-in-law who took them on a live-aboard. They failed the first day on the 2nd dive. One of them literally broke in half. I felt so bad when I found out. Luckily he was able to rent a pair from the boat for the rest of the dive trip. Stay away from these.

Bought these fins for a trip to the Philippines and they worked great for both snorkel and scuba. They heals up well with all the travel. The fins are comfortable and easy to get on and adjust in the water.

Aún no las usamos pero se ven magníficas

I bought these as backup fins for travelling and snorkeling the Caribbean. They are a good quality fin, and adjustments are comfortable and easy. The only reason I gave 4 stars is because for the size, I expected just a little more power return per kick. For medium or short dives, these are golden. If you're going to be in them for several hours at a time, the Mares Avanti Superchannels are worth the extra $.

I purchased these for my songs needed for his scuba certification. He performed five tank dives in total on three boat trips in Key Largo, FL. The wear seen in the photos occurred during his short walks from his seated position to the back of the typical dive operation’s 45’ boat while geared up. If you distend the black rubber, you can see that it’s torn clear through at the tip of every blue point. I’m no product engineer, but it seems like the rigid blue plastic is easily chewing through the thin black rubber at this point in the flipper. It seems like the blue plastic protrudes to the tip of the thin to provide more support to the thin rubber, but in reality it just helps chew a hole through the rubber. The blue plastic is the proverbial rock, and the boat deck is the ‘hard place’ that destroys the thin rubber along the fins trailing edge. I was expecting more from a well known SCUBA gear producer (for the price), so I’m disappointed. By comparison, my personal fins have lasted 22 years with minor functional wear. I was wanting higher quality gear for my son.They get two stars because they were comfortable to wear with Mares booties and they performed well for him in the water.

As described high quality and fits well