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Wanted Small Size / Women's Freediving / Spearfishing Fins

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Broseidon

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FINS: Small / Women's Freediving / Spearfishing Fins

Need to get some fins for my girlfriend - I'd guess she's need something around size 40-41. She's a UK women's size 6.5.

Looking second hand as I don't want to spend the earth ;)
 
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Unfortunately, there are very few companies that make freediving fins small enough for the average woman. One possible option is the Cressi Gara LD, which you can find in size 40-41 for a decent price in the Deeperblue Store. Seac Sub also has a 39-40's If the fins are a bit large, she can wear a neoprene sock, which is often a good idea anyway for comfort's sake. Fin keepers are also handy for a slightly loose fin.

I can vouch for the LD's. They're comfortable and sufficiently powerful for the casual diving that I do. I haven't heard anything about the Seac Subs, but the price is pretty good on those.

Good luck! :)
 
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