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The blade of the Seac Fuga Full Foot Fins is made of a lightweight techno-polymer, a material known for its stability and high performance.
The Seac Fuga Full Foot Fins feature a double-ribbed blade design that optimizes the channeling of water with each movement, making your underwater journey smoother and more effortless.
The foot pocket of the Seac Fuga Full Foot Fins is made of high-resistance thermoplastic rubber (TPR), ensuring a snug fit and providing maximum comfort for your feet.
The Seac Fuga Full Foot Fins are non-vented, a feature that optimizes their performance by reducing drag and increasing propulsion.
Yes, the Seac Fuga Full Foot Fins are available in a variety of colors to match your unique style.
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Dive into your underwater adventures with Seac Fuga Full Foot Fins! These traditionally-styled fins are perfectly crafted for snorkeling or diving in temperate waters, embracing the technical excellence of Seac's Propulsion fin design in a classic style.
These fins are made with a lightweight techno-polymer blade that offers a blend of stability and high performance for each kick. The double-ribbed blade design optimizes the channeling of water with each movement, making your underwater exploration more efficient and effortless.
With comfort as our top priority, we've designed Seac Fuga Full Foot Fins with a high-resistance thermoplastic rubber (TPR) foot pocket. This ensures a snug fit while maintaining the utmost comfort for your feet. Additionally, the open-toe design offers an added level of coziness during your dive or snorkel.
Seac Fuga Full Foot Fins, non-vented for optimized performance, are available in a variety of colors and sizes to match your unique style and fit. Experience the perfect combination of functionality, comfort, and style with Seac Fuga Full Foot Fins. Your underwater journey awaits!
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