IST Rubber Rocket Scuba Diver Fins, Military Special Ops Gear, Deep Sea Diving Heavy Duty Equipment

Fits great

Performance! I bought the IST Rubber Rocket Scuba Diver Fins for my son as he trains for Air Force Pararescue, and they are absolutely top-notch. These fins are true military special ops gear—built tough, heavy-duty, and designed for maximum propulsion in the water. The weight and rigidity give him incredible power with each kick, which is essential for long-distance swims and rescue simulations. The comfort and secure fit mean he can train for hours without foot fatigue or slipping. They’ve held up perfectly in both pool and open-water training, and they’re clearly made to withstand the demands of special operations diving. These fins are an indispensable part of his gear and give him the edge he needs in preparing for one of the toughest military roles out there

Aletas muy buenas, apenas llevo 5 buceos con ellas y la propulsión es bastante buena. Las correas no son las mejores, pero por el precio que ahorras puedes cambiarlas después.

I am looking for a travel fin to augment my Scubapro Seawing Nova. These IST Rocket are a very capable fin, but unfortunately will not work for me. I got their largest size, and still my foot fits just barely with a dive boot on (uncomfortably jammed way in, and the strap stretched to the limit), and would be near impossible to remove in the water after a boar dive. That they are heavy (6.7 lbs vs 4.8 lbs for the ScubaPro), and they are negatively buoyant (the ScubaPro fins will float in seawater if I accidentally let go of them. I give the fin a 5 rating because they are a good, solid fin, and I suspect would last a long time (unless I drop them when while trying to get back onboard after a boat dive). Would be a great fin for divers with smaller feet

After an extended search for a similar fins used by Navy Seals I decided to settle on these. Yes, they are knock offs but damn good knock offs. I saved a lot of money as these were 50$ and new while the navy seals fins used start at 50-60$. (mostly requiring change of straps which cost an extra 25$). The new ones start at 90$ and up. I bought these fins to mostly complete a costume for a movie but I did had a go with them in a pool. They work excellent and look great too. I highly recommend these fins. They are sturdy built and look great too.