TUSA Liberator X-Ten Scuba Diving Fins

Used for snorkeling. Good flex, but not to much. The foot. Enclosure is wide, but with scuba socks wasn't a problem. Foot enclosure is softer than others I've had.

i'm giving it 5 stars because of the price, ther're the best scuba fins out there for the cost/quality!! I'm not giving it 5 stars because of how well they do in the water; don't get me wrong, they do just fine, but there is much better more expensive ($130-$230) fins on the market that will give more thurst while not using as much energy. I would say these fins are equivalent to the $60-$70 fins on the market but they are only $28-ish! They are perfect for a beginner scuba person, or someone trying to save money. If I continue to dive frequently I'll eventually buy better ones but I'm very happy with what I have now. These fins are meant to be worn with scuba booties. THEY RUN BIG!!!! Take into consideration the bootie sole size and the millimeter of neoprene. I bought a size men 9, 7mm NeoSport bottie (ran 1 size small) with not bulky soles and they fit into the small fin perfectly! Hope this helps.

Bought to replace my last set of fins which I bought in 1988. I'm size 10 shoe mens so bought medium. My previous fins were also medium. The foot box on these is very wide. With the strap fully tightened it wasn't such an issue. My booty is probably a 5 mil. Don't know if this wide box is by design but it's annoying. Returning.

My husband took these across the world to Fiji for a scuba trip. These worked great for him. They fit his boots great. We're easy on and off and got him where he needed to go. They still show up in the water even though they are blue. Fit in our checked luggage okay. Recommended. I have the pink version and they show up great but I had some trouble swimming against the current.

These fins are a very good value for the price. They look to be durable. They are flexible but not floppy. Thus they provide good thrust for both snorkeling and scuba. You can do all of the technical kicks with these fins and I found them to be quite maneuverable. Overall I recommend them ease of use and travel as they are very light weight!

Very reliable fins! I had my first Tusa Liberator fins in 1994 when i got certified. I still use them for scuba diving whenever i visit the Philippines . I bought these same brand of fins for my dive trip to Maui. 27 yrs and still reliable for $40 you’ll never go wrong.🤿🤿🤿 I’ll make another review after my dive in Maui

I didn't get to try these in the water as they were too big. I wear women's size six shoes, have 3 mm booties, and the small was too big. I think they would be for a size 7, too. My boyfriend got a pair, too, and they fit him, but he did not like them. They are very stiff and tire your legs easily. They seem to be of okay quality, though. Nothing broken, or anything. If any women are trying to find fins to fit their small feet, I recommend the Viper by Oceanic. Size XS was perfect for me. It doesn't seem like many lower priced fins are made for small feet.

I wear a size 11 US men's shoe, I ordered a small and it fits fine, but these will tear your bare feet up, the toe box is solid not a flexible, and the back near heel is not too flexible, I think they'd work better with booties

I used the same fins in the past and they are pretty good for diving.

購入から１年後2022.9月ハワイ島にて使用スーツケースに収まる長さのフィンを探していたのでコレにした推進力は、今まで使用していたフィンより大きく長いが、思った程強くない

値段の割にしっかりしているが、少し硬いです。脚力のある人向けかな!

コスパ最強フィン！現地でやや高いフィンを買うくらいならこれを買っていけば後悔しない！！

素潜り用に購入しました。ダイビングにも使っています。固くてしなやかさはありません。ですので、キック力は効率よく伝わって推進力となります。よく準備体操してからにしないと、つります。（笑）やわらかさ、しなやかなさを求める方（筋力の弱い方）には向かないかもしれません。でも使い方次第です。。色はこだわりがなかったので最も安かったこちらにしました。悪くないです。