What is the interior diameter or width of the toe box of the small fin? For a basic open water fin which product has the widest toe space?
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I have the large size 9.5-11, I wear EEE in shoes, and find the fit comfortable. The toe box has some give to it.
291131
I found the 8 perfect for me (a male 8 1/2). The product has enough expansion & measures 10.5", toe-to-heel, sonot tight on the foot (my foot is 9.75"). Too loose in water activities is not a good thing.
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Not sure what product your asking about as amizon didn't show or tell me what it was. If it is the aqua socks, the run about 8 1/2 to 11 inch. I wear 9-10.5 sho and they fit perfectly. Work great with my flippers.
80057
I just use my regular stocking foot waders as the bottom of the fins come up quite a ways to cover the bottom of your foot. The fins have worked very well on the last few trips that I have went on. The adjustment straps are very easy to tighten.
686622
Either tail will fit your feet as your feet just need to slip into sleeve. Your feet literally are on top of the plastic that keeps the shape of fin. Your foot stays in place by the neoprene. No sock to bind or pinch your feet or toes. So bigger fin more fin to propel you if you have the leg and core strength to do so. Super fun and comfortable!
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Booker: My model has a 3 1/2"×4" trapezoidal shaped pedal with a fine lateral herringbone tread on the pad surface. The pad fits the dorsal surface of the rider toe pad, obviously not the full foot surface. Another client answered concerning "threads"...only addition I would prefer is a toe hold strap...Thus I made my own with broad elastic and wear non slip soled socks!. A nice, quiet well made recumbent for average in home use. No complaints thus far. I purchased 12/13 post - op knee replacement. KC
818622
Outside is 25" long, 16" wide in front of fins, 14" high to top of fin. Inside is 18" long, 16" wide at base of mouth and 8" high at opening of mouth. Plenty big to fit my 14 lb male cat with room to spare.
327164
Good question. I don't swim with or own a pair of fins so I can't answer for certain....but it fits my shoes with plenty of room to spare. I'd be willing to bet they would fit. Best wishes!
1268097
The L-XL fin will probably fit you and is a little bigger, I would imagine the M-L fin would fit too and be a little shorter. Your choice depending on your level of proficiency with fins. DEFINITELY get neoprene socks, you will need them.
599507
Hi John, I wear a size 11 but I bought size 12 because sometimes I wear heavy wool socks when the water is cold. With my neoprene stocking foot waders, they fit just right. I like a little bit of room rather than a tight fit.
1024501
Rec'd open toe by accident, didn't make them send me what I actually wanted. Would much rather have closed toe since open toe is for observation of swelling etc and it bunches up in your shoe. Socks really helped tho.
113424
I know this is an old question but in case someone is looking at this now, my daughter is a competitive swimmer so I'm always buying fins. She wears a woman's 9 shoe, and goes to a 8.5 or a 9.5 depending on the brand. Get the red fins. She had the yellow last year when she wore a size 8 shoe. The yellow will have your toes sticking out which can hurt after a while if you are size 10. I'm a size 11 shoe and I also use the red fins which are snug on me. Hope that helps someone.
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I would go for the extra small especially if your feet are narrow. I had a pair of smalls when they were made by Zura and that is what I ordered this time. Way too big. My shoe size runs 7 1/2 to 8 in regular shoes when I can find something narrow enough. I wear New Balance size 8 1/2 narrow for workouts. I now have a pair of extra smalls in the fins from Aqua Sphere and they seem to be working. I am having a bit of trouble with the left fin rubbing just below my ankle bone but I think it will callas over and be okay. I hope this is helpful for you.
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I would recommend a size small you will have no problems with that size. My wife wears an 8 and she loves them. Overall length is 15 inches. This measurement from bottom of heal to tip of fin. Adjustable strap on back of heal. Have fun.
857606
We purchased the Conair for my husband. He had a size 10 extra wide. I remember the width was good. I would like the depth to be greater and there was about 2 inches from his toe to the front of the machine cavity. I do not know how that translates into a size 13 fitting. The air jets are very good.
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i also have 9.5 men's shoe feet. primarily, you want a bootie that feels good and fits nicely into your fin. i use a 10 because that is comfortable both in and out of my fins and the size 10 bootie does not 'wrinkle' when i put it into my fins. but atlas some will tell you to get a size 9 for a real snug fit ... i have found that unnecessary and not comfortable for long periods of wear ... but i know others who do not mind a tight fit for long periods. your choice, either size will probably work. you might want to go to a local scuba shop and just try on different sizes to see what feels good and take your fins with you too.
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Mr. Jacobs, the inside diameter is 12 mm. The "feet" slipped off the metal tips of my Komperdell trekking poles, so I wrapped a rubber band around the metal tips. This helped keep the "feet" in place. However, I would not buy this product again as the "lug soles" were worn down after 7-8 time use (approx. 90 minutes each on pavement and gravel), and the metal tips perforated what was left of the "feet." I will spend more money on the next pair in the hope it will last longer.