Fins are essential among the many choices for women's scuba gear. You can choose to have them lightweight or heavy, depending on what you prefer. They offer extra strength while submerged. Fins can feature vents to reduce drag and multiple blade materials to optimize propulsion and flex. Women also need fins that are comfortable and safe. These are the reasons why most women opt for lightweight fins. These are some tips to help you choose the best fins for you.
ZUMA
ZUMA women’s scuba diving gear is perfect for any level of diver, whether you are a beginner or an experienced pro. The weight-integrated harness system and the back inflation system allow you to stand straight while keeping your cylinder close. It also packs up flat for travel-friendly ease and weight-integration, eliminating bulk and weight. For added safety, Zuma offers a tank retraction system and proprietary flat valves.
Avanti Quattros
Avanti Quattros women scuba gear and snorkeling gear are perfect for any woman who is passionate about the water. Its lightweight design makes for a comfortable choice and includes a number of useful features. This gear's open-heel design allows for easy on/off without the need to adjust laces or socks. These fins are especially useful for women diving on rocky areas.
Storm fins
Aqualung Storm is a great set for travel fins. These versatile fins can be used for any type or diving and are made from lightweight Monprene. These fins have a unique foot pocket design, and a full-fin design which makes donning and unwinding easy. They come in four sizes.
Aqua Lung
The brand is well known for creating scuba gear that fits perfectly while being durable. Aqua Flex's super stretch neoprene has three times the stretch as regular neoprene. Bare, a top-selling brand known for their great women's sizing, is also included in the Aqua Flex line. Micron is the lightest, most lightweight, and smallest regulator. This allows for exceptional breathing performance.
Aqua Tube Socks
ScubaTubeSocks provide a great transition to a wetsuit, snorkel boots or booties. The elastic drawstring laces attach the socks to your feet. This prevents them from sliding around and causing blisters. These socks have non-slip textured rubber outsoles that prevent them from slipping or catching on surfaces.
Custom-made suits
You are not the only one looking for a custom-made suit to fit your body. Other women divers also choose custom-made suits. These suits have a number of advantages, including thumb holes and an airway. These are just some of the benefits:
Electronic Rescue and Location System (enos).
The ENOS (Electronic Rescue and Location System), was developed in Germany. It allows divers to contact their boat when they are in trouble. The radio frequencies used by the system are non-licensed and comply with national radio frequency laws. The system can be used with most women's diving gear. However, it may also be used by other water sports enthusiasts.