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How to travel with big fins?

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Dioni

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hello everyone...

Im going to spain this monday and i have a little problem...

My fins don't fit in my suitcase ( is this the right word ?:blackeye)
I have a pair of Gara 3000 LD and those are like 90+cm...

Does anyone have advise on how to travel with big fins?
I'm taking an airplane by the way..

thanks,

dioni
 
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The garas are pretty tough, put them in a case and check them. If you have to make a case, two pieces of styrofoam or thin plywood, taped together will work fine.

Sometimes I take by blades out and hand carry them. Never had a problem, but I'm not sure it would work for the complete fins.

Connor
 
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