Would either one (if either, which one) hold fins, kick hoard, swim bouy, etc?
137305
The one I got holds my fins, mask, and snorkle just fine. But I don't think it will hold any more than that. If you want a kick board to fit into your bag too, you should probably look for a larger bag.
137306
I bought the white one and it would hold all 3 if you swims are the short workout fins. Swim bouy? the inflatable type? or divers? If dievers get a larger bag
860061
Fin is slightly flexible plastic. Only flexible bit is the top part of the foot bit.
11243
You can flip each fin and use it in either foot. Some marks on the outside are not symmetrical, but the fit/feel is the same.
1540329
Yes, I'm sure you could fit snorkel gear. I keep a few items in there when it's packed...dry pag, mini pole, lure box, vest...awesome board that can take a beating!
843319
This rack doesn't "do" anything. That's the beauty of it! You buy the additional components for whatever you want to carry. I'm sure you could strap a surfboard to them, though.
1579214
Absolutely and a lot more. You could easily stuff two complete scuba gear set in the bag. This is a big bag! I used in Bonaire and we put two sets of fins, masks, regulators and wet suites and had plenty of room left over. I give it 5 stars!
1020071
Yes, that sounds right. I haven't measured it, but it does hold all my gear, including the fins...
1540331
Yes there is room for a mask snorkel and fins as well as an ankle leash and pfd. Hope this helps.
164582
Can't really say any, but most are standard. If yours uses an allen screw to hold the fins in these will probably work.
237260
Maybe. Although I'm not an avid snorkeler, my experience with snorkeling is that you need enough power to maneuver and speed to go deep quickly (we're holding our breath!). I use my Burners for lap swimming and they still move enough water to strengthen my kick. And they would consume less space than typical snorkel fins.
2044132
Oh, yes. As long as the batteries are working and they don't get too beat up. Once the fins and weights get bent from bumping into walls they don't work as well. Ours lasted about 2 weeks then we threw them away.
1351646
Not certain which board you are referring to, but it does not fit into either of the Imagine Wizard compartments (paddle too wide, handle too long). However either fits just fine on the front or back using the included tie downs on the board. We are pleased with he quality of the paddles in either configuration.If you are referring to the fin for the board, it easily fits into the compartment. We have been using the board without the fin and have only tipped it over while my husband was standing up fly fishing and one of the 60# dogs decided to jump off! Very stable boards!!
261997
Yes, the feet grip well enough for both surfaces.Problem is, you'll need something to catch the water on! Unless you're storing completely dry dishes, then it'll fit the bill.
143764
Well, in the fresh water pool where I use them they do. If you are in cold enough water for booties i would just try a garage sale pair of old Jet Fins.
584487
I personally would not. There is not back to adjust the tightness of the fins. For comfort reasons i wouldn't. I think they make socks which are like boots in material just, a sock in a sense.
1674102
Most likely. Refer to the specs and see what the maximum weight it can handle is. You can also use both at the same time for added security. Then test it in a sink, or bathtub before hitting the ocean. Hope that helps! Have fun!
1646542
It has a fin slot that velcro's closed if you are not using it, but yeah, you can keep fins on.