Choosing the best diving fins for your diving activity can be a challenging task.
People usually buy products priced within their budget and in case of diving fins there is a wide variety available in the market depending on price, quality and type.
Using fins for diving have direct impact on the amount of air and energy being consumed by the diver. Experienced divers are more stable and relaxed in terms of air consumption and energy usage while performing a diving activity. For new divers it is a matter of concern to consume limited energy and air while scuba diving or spearfishing. 
Types of Diving Fins
Paddle fins
These are the traditional fins which can come in open heel or closed heel variation as shown in figure. Open heel Fins are preferred by Scuba divers while closed heel fins are generally worn by swimmers ir snorkelers. Paddle fins move in an 'up and down' motion and are perfect for people with strong legs.
Split fins
Split fins are split into two parts and are prfect choice of divers who like to swim in a swifter and faster way underwater. Unlike the 'up and down' motion of paddle fins, split fins act like a boat propeller. Without using much force and effort a person can cover greater area due to the fact that fins are cut at specialised angle.
Force Fins
Do you want to swim as fast as surrounding dolphins and tunas underwater ? Inspite of being small in size these fins offer a faster underwater movement with minimal kicking effort.
Overall, with a variety of Diving fins to choose from it can be challenging to choose the right diving fin. But to sum up, it has been recommended to keep your comfort a priority in mind to have an easy, enjoyable and hassle-free diving experience. You can also have a look at Diving fin footwear available on our Website.
