Stealth Flipfins - Military and Rescue scuba fins

Made in the USA, Flipfins® military and rescue fins have proven to be vital for rescue and Special Forces divers who are in and out of the water all day. Stealth and Stealth Max models are used during airborne water entries, as in helicopter water rescue and Special Operations water jumps. They save time and energy and provide safety during diver's descent and entry into water.

• Ultra-light weight and neutrally buoyant.
• Aqua Hinge featuring non-magnetic, stainless steel torsion springs and locking mechanism with easy actuating release lever for hands free operation.
• Super-light blade provides explosive thrust for quicker entries and ascents.
• Large, comfortable foot pocket designed to fit all tactical foot wear with raised slip resistant thread design.
• All fin components are designed to withstand the harshest of operational conditions.
• Weight: Large 4 Lbs (1.8 kg) & X-Large 4.4 Lbs (1.9 kg)
• Made in the USA.

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[Mixedpuppy]

Interesting idea but unfortunately unrealistic. One look and these fins are not durable enough for SOF. No way our guys are going to wear these fins. Better to keep this recreational.

[OmegaAquatics]

@Mixedpuppy

These fins are already being used by NSWDG and Navy Seals teams in US and by other special forces teams worldwide; ex. Malaysia, Indonesia, Russia, etc. As you may know, most of the SO use their equipment only limited number of times, even though fins are highly durable and cary limited lifetime warranty.

[Smyser13114]

I like the part where he looks around! LoL

[recon501]

Touche Salesman, Touche... I see your argument.

[CouteauDeBoucher]

@recon501 Its tiger stripe, not the digi tiger stripe the af uses. its a promo video, so its daylight so you can see it. Smg's arent just for cqb, can also be used if space is an issue, ex: infil from watercraft. Finally, ITS A PROMO FOR THE FINS. This isnt a seal recruiting vid.

[recon501]

1) molle vest, no armor, no gear attached, no point. 2) Air Force Camies, seriously? 3) Daylight, wtf? 4) fogged up mask, no draeger, no point in keeping the mask on. 5) Super sweet firearm.... meant for a CQB environment, never seen a pararescuereconarmyseal come out of the water with a short stick before.... but really cool effort on the video.

[scubawun]

Yah, and the mask is fogging up as he goes about his "patrol".