ScubaPro Seawing Nova Gorilla Fin

I have swam with scuba pro jet fins for about 30 years in all kinds of conditions and missions. They are terrific. These have them beat though. These are very comfortable , the pocket comes all the way under the heel. The bungi strap makes them really easy to get on and quick to get off. They are lighter than jet fins but increase the thrust and resistance a lot. Totally different workout for your thighs and calves. I use them daily for swimming an hours worth of pool laps. Get an great workout.

A great fin. I've used split fins for years to reduce leg craps. This fin worked great and did not tire my legs. The bungee straps are better than springs. The extra large size is a little loose on my foot with 3 mm booties, not bad, and easy to remove on the tag line. Best of all they also work with my dry suit boots. With the bright orange my dive buddy always knows where I am. I now have two sets of split fins to sell and one set of fins to carry around. Fantastic!

I'm a marine biologist and love snorkeling, free-diving, and scuba diving. I honestly wasn't sure if buying the Seawing Novas was going to be worth the price or if I should get the regular or Gorilla version. I took these on a trip to Indonesia and wow; I am so glad I got Seawing Nova Gorillas! I was effortlessly reaching speeds no one else was and getting deeper on fewer kicks with what felt like a really light amount of resistance. My legs were not tired at all at the end of the day and I am glad I got the model with a stiffer kick. I was still able to maneuver effortlessly in shallow, strong currents around delicate corals without risking harm to these amazing creatures. They did take up a bit of my travel bag, but these are definitely worth the investment!

These fins are great. I am a strong swimmer to begin with, but I am able to keep up with eagle rays and sharks much easier with these fins than others i have tried. These put fatigue on your ankles instead of your knees, so if you're wanting to strengthen your ankles, these are the fins for you. They will take some getting used to, because of the shape, but they're easy to use.

They are not adjustable!

These fins are monsters underwater! XL fits my feet (mens 13/14) well, no cramping. I did wear ScubaPro boots to prevent any chafing issues on my feet. They take a bit of power to kick, but your reward is plenty of forward motion for the energy invested. The OD green is pretty cool too! These were $196 here when I bought them, $235+ most other places.

I adore these fins so much! These Springy orange speedsters are super navigable. I got them for scuba, but condition with them in a lap pool often. I swim in a happy fast barrel rolls and troll along the bottom swimming backwards watching the surface. when a life guard gets too close I can pop up and launch a couple gallons of water several feet in a magnificent splash because the spring hinges give me serious oomph! Haven’t gotten kicked out of the pool yet and having and amazing time with theses excellent fins.

I heard about these in a PADI equipment course and I was skeptical about the claims made about this fins efficiency. I had also read that some SeaWing fins break. From asking dive pros I learned this Gorilla version is tougher than the others and that it still takes hundreds of dives to break the others.These fins really do seem to allow you to push forward with greater efficiency provided you have strong legs to begin with.They are very comfortable in combination with 5mm neoprene booties.The heel straps make taking these off and on much quicker and easier in the water and on land, so you won't hold up your dive group.These fins are light to carry.I bought them at a good price on Amazon. A large with a 5mm boot fit my mens size 10 foot well.

Ich hätte nicht gedacht das die Fins so einen guten Vortrieb haben.Egal ab Frogkick oder normalen Fußschlag.Sogar rückwärts Tauchen ist sehr viel leichter mit ihnen.Ich hatte vorher recht starke Jetfins auch von Scubapro.Aber die Gorilla's sind echt viel besser.